GemEarthBrandon
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Why does the floor image looks like this instead of my 256x256 image?
Another problem with floor patches.
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It looks like the tutti-frutti effect. My guess is that those black areas in your texture are transparent. Am I correct? You are not allowed to have transparent areas on flats EVER.
Monster Iestyn
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No, I don't think it's because of any transparent parts.
If you used XWE, then listen to this; it doesn't support flats that are not 64x64 or 32x32. Am I right?
If you used XWE, then listen to this; it doesn't support flats that are not 64x64 or 32x32. Am I right?
GemEarthBrandon
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What? I don't understand.SRB2WikiSonicMaster said:
GemEarthBrandon
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No you are wrong too becuse the other flat image in front of the messed up flat in front of the picture is the same size as this one.Monster Iestyn said:
Monster Iestyn
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That's because that image was put in using a different editor, I think...
Or am I getting it wrong again?
Or am I getting it wrong again?
GemEarthBrandon
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I beleive you are wrong again, editing has nothing to do with it.Monster Iestyn said:
It's nothing but a saved image.
GemEarthBrandon said:
I believe the original flat had transparent parts, right? Well, if you do that, you're going to cause tutti-frutti when the game tries to render it. If the texture ceases being distorted in OpenGL, then yes, it is tutti-frutti.
GemEarthBrandon
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SRB2WikiSonicMaster said:
No becuase the flat in front of it is the same except I did a color remap just to change the color.
Monster Iestyn
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Besides, you'd be seeing Cyan if it really had transparent bits. This is different.
*Sigh*
*Sigh*
GemEarthBrandon
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Hyperknux said:
Wow! you know your stuff. Thanks!
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