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For some reason the invisible tile color is.. visible.
Re-install CS2D?
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Maps/Editor What happened to my editor? o_O
What happened to my editor? o_O
32 AntwortenFor some reason the invisible tile color is.. visible.
Re-install CS2D?
The Spy hat geschriebenDid you edited your tileset?
Like which way? Sure I've edited my tileset.
The Spy hat geschriebenBut with what program?
Photofiltre, like I always do
Alistaire hat geschriebenPhotofiltre
That sucks. Photofiltre has some weird shit going on. Same happens when I edit stuff with it.
Yates hat geschriebenThat sucks. Photofiltre has some weird shit going on. Same happens when I edit stuff with it.
I've never had a problem with it.
1× editiert, zuletzt 28.06.11 20:08:30
The Spy hat geschriebenTry to re-instal CS2D.
Aaand.. it doesn't work.
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The pink is the one I always use in paint, and always works --'
Oh and I've made the tileset from scratch, so there is no non-edited one.
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*EDIT*
It works again
And I've changed the image to .BMP and back, opened it several times with paint and reloaded the tileset twice. Just.. what the fuck.
1× editiert, zuletzt 28.06.11 20:14:00
Seriously, Idk what happend.
Wait, were you using that photofiltre to cut pink tile? Or editing it with that after? If yes, change them like I said before (with paint of course).
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Well done. But still I can't imagine, what happened
Flacko hat geschriebenWere you using jpg tilesets?
Lol jpg is for losers
fix the RGB colors
R:255G:0B:255if they are for example:
R(red)254 
G(green)0 
B(blue)255 the tiles looks like yours(pink)
the red and blue color must to be on 255
R: 255
G: 0
B: 255
Zitat
R: 255
G: 0
B: 255
G: 0
B: 255
Yes, MS Paint for Windows may have that as the pink colour, but trust me - The colour palette that MS Paint has sucks utter shit. Trust me on this one and download+install+use Paint.Net or any other graphics program (such as Photoshop or Paint Shop Pro, etc) that allows for a more in-depth graphics properties and saving process.
Seriously, I bet it's because MS Paint doesn't give two shits about how it saves it's bmp's - In my time I experienced MS Paint using a colour palette less than that of a 32-bit colour mode palette (Some 256 colours) and ended up making my weapon sprite LOOK FUCKING HORRIBLE.
Yeah, because my smooth gradients (from black to white) turned into chunky steps, effectively ruining the look as semi-dark pixels turned completely black.
Stop using MS Paint.
Get a better graphics-editing software.
Weird stuff, yup. At least it's working now, Fast. Good luck editing your map.
Majatek hat geschriebenYes, MS Paint for Windows may have that as the pink colour, but trust me - The colour palette that MS Paint has sucks utter shit. Trust me on this one and download+install+use Paint.Net or any other graphics program (such as Photoshop or Paint Shop Pro, etc) that allows for a more in-depth graphics properties and saving process.
Seriously, I bet it's because MS Paint doesn't give two shits about how it saves it's bmp's - In my time I experienced MS Paint using a colour palette less than that of a 32-bit colour mode palette (Some 256 colours) and ended up making my weapon sprite LOOK FUCKING HORRIBLE.
Yeah, because my smooth gradients (from black to white) turned into chunky steps, effectively ruining the look as semi-dark pixels turned completely black.
Stop using MS Paint.
Get a better graphics-editing software.
Seriously, I bet it's because MS Paint doesn't give two shits about how it saves it's bmp's - In my time I experienced MS Paint using a colour palette less than that of a 32-bit colour mode palette (Some 256 colours) and ended up making my weapon sprite LOOK FUCKING HORRIBLE.
Yeah, because my smooth gradients (from black to white) turned into chunky steps, effectively ruining the look as semi-dark pixels turned completely black.
Stop using MS Paint.
Get a better graphics-editing software.
Well, I see you hate MS Paint, but actually the tileset was never edited with it.
Alistaire hat geschriebenWell, I see you hate MS Paint, but actually the tileset was never edited with it.
Well, since you're using the editor (and not doing any graphics) and the errors of the pink tiles crop up in-game, you can't blame the game because it does not edit the tile's RGB palettes automatically, it only reads them, that's why it's usually transparent.
You obviously done something, or something has changed with your tiles - Here, do an experiment: Open up your tiles in Paint.Net, or any graphics program, DELETE EVERYTHING, and then fill in the void with that pink colour (R:256: G:0 B:256) and save it as a new tileset. Backup your old tileset, (copy/paste and rename it so that it is not longer the linked tileset to your map), and then overwrite your old tileset with the blank pink test.
Start up CS2D and play your map-
If everything becomes transparent, it's obviously an error with your tileset (the actual graphics of the tiles in your gfx folder).
If everything stays pink, it's obviously something wrong with your installation of CS2D, delete it from your C:\ directory (or wherever you have it) and reinstall starting from scratch - Make sure you backup your old map files and things you need to keep though.