Off Topic Fill picture with different pixels Fill picture with different pixels
12 replies Dear users,
I'm looking for a method to fill a picture with pixels that have different colors. Furthermore, I should be able to decide which kind of pixels will be taken and how often they will appear on the picture.
This would help me creating 32x32px pictures for CS2D tilesets. For instance, I could create tiles for the ground (grass or water) very simple.
Thanks in advance CS2D does not have a function for creating images.
BlitzMax does but that functionality wasn't implemented for CS2D. So you can pick up any engine that has a function to "draw a pixel", define a function to place pixels of one color in random spots and another color in other spots until the whole 32x32 area is filled with pixels.
TL;DR You can't do it in CS2D but you can do it with a game engine. @ Yates: Apparently it's a she. And yes, I agree with your thought. I think he talks about images in general, like in photoshop or whatever as this is in Off-Topic.
Not 100% sure.
//Didn't see @ Yates:' or @ Chingy:'s post. Sorry. Or they just posted right before me. Holy timing.. Do you guys just stay infront of the pc and just refresh for a new thread.. LOL Admin/mod comment
I am looking for an external program Different pixels... Did you mean, a noise? He/She is looking for a program which will allow him to create tilesets.
Assuming that, I'm not a mapper, you can can use GIMP. It's a free image editing software. With that you can go ahead and create a new image of 32x32 size and fill it in with the colors you'd want.
There's some other software to make these images into a tileset, I don't know the name so if anyone's willing to provide... Paint.NET may do the trick too.
With the use of the user plugins uploaded on the community site, you can make a tileset with a seamless texture helper, and because it's a tileset, the tile needs to be tilelable. Atomkuh ,
You could try using Adobe Photshop to fill pitcure with pixels
or u could use simple windows paint to do your work @ AtomKuh: You can use Paint.Net or MS Paint for creating tiles,sprites,etc...