akirahedgehog
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I have mastered the art of editing regular side textures but floor textures go crazy. They turn out all scrambled up. Can someone help me.
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Floor Editing???
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Flats are raw bitmaps. There's probably an editor you can use to put them in with, but here's what I do:
1. Flip the image vertically.
2. Save a bmp file (64x64, 128x128, or 256x256 in SRB2's palette).
3. Remove the first 1078 bytes of the file using a hex editor.
4. Insert the file using LumpMod. It doesn't matter what section it's in; you can just put it at the end of the wad file.
1. Flip the image vertically.
2. Save a bmp file (64x64, 128x128, or 256x256 in SRB2's palette).
3. Remove the first 1078 bytes of the file using a hex editor.
4. Insert the file using LumpMod. It doesn't matter what section it's in; you can just put it at the end of the wad file.
Do you mean by replacing the textures already in there, or by actually adding in new ones... somehow...?akirahedgehog said:
akirahedgehog
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Replacing textures.
Well, for flats, don't bother replacing textures, that's no fun. It's very easy to just make new ones.
akirahedgehog
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How do I import the SRB2 palette into Photoshop? Is it even possible?
BlazeHedgehog
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I actually still have doom.pal laying around here somewhere with the correct transparency color in it and everything :P
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