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Hello!

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Today we'll be looking at how to make an 8-bit mat.

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Some may be wonder

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why?

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One reason is to save space,

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the other is to be compatible with those who don't have a Voodoo card

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(which is next to none)

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As some of you know,

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Jedi Knight was originally developed for computers that could only handle a maximum of 256 colors,

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but had 16-bit color mode as a bonus.

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However, this 8-bit color setup is rather complicated...

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It is a palett of 256 colors each having 64 values for brightness and 256 values for when you look through translucent surfaces as well as during CTF games there are 2 extra color paletts that tint the sector red and gold which had the computer cycling through a good CLUT of 114944 colors.

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But enough with the confusing technical specs,

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we are only here to look at the first 256 colors.

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Lets get down to the conversion, shall we?

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First off you'll need to convert a colormap.

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Go to your Jedi Knight Resource folder,
( C:\Program Files\LucasArts\Jedi Knight\Resource\ )

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open the Res2.gob,

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and extract from misc/cmp the colormap you'd like to use.

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A good starting point is to use the default colormap.

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Next we are going to download JKPaint off of JKHub.

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Links are in the description.

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Open JKPaint,

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click open,

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and look for your colormap.

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wherever that is

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erm

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here

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Yeah.

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I have Paint Shop Pro here.

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And I put all my palettes here.

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But

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lets

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go with...

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DFLT!

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Now click the select palette button,

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and click Save As...

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and we shall save it as a Paintshop Pal Palettes (*.pal)

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we shall save it as a Paintshop Pal Palettes (*.pal) pal

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shall save it as a Paintshop Pal Palettes (*.pal) pal pal

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ll save it as a Paintshop Pal Palettes (*.pal) pal pal pal

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ve it as a Paintshop Pal Palettes (*.pal) pal pal pal pal

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t as a Paintshop Pal Palettes (*.pal) pal pal pal pal pal

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HEY

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Phase Alternating Line

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And we'll save...

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give it a name...

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Yeah

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appropriate name

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dflt.pal

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Lets go with that, shall we?

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Now we need a program that can handle palettes well.

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What I have used for a long time has been Jasc Paint Shop Pro,

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which is now owned by Corel and costs a bit...

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Actually, wonder if the latest version still supports palettes?

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I've been using version 7.

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Anyways, we'll be using something that is free and available to all:

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The Gnu Image Manipulation Program

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That's a dog.

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Yeah, well, whatever...

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So.

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Open GiMP and load your texture.

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Lets take this one...

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That's lovely.

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Now.

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Go to Windows,

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Dockable Dialogs,

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and open Palettes.

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Now click on this little arrow here,

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go to Palettes Menu,

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and Import Palette.

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Click on Palette File,

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And search for your palette...

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where did we put it

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it

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was

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somewhere...

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around

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the network...

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no

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not Patterns

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Palettes!

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Jedi Knight...

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DLF

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PAL
DLF

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YaY

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You'll notice the pink area around here.

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This is normal for the default colormap.

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As you may know, different levels have a different theme and this is emphasized in the colors.

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There are 192 colors common to the whole game,

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and then there are 64 reserved colors for the different levels.

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For example Nar Shaddaa has a bit of rust in its bluish metal,

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and Sulon has some rust with blue skies and blue water.

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If you wish to have a MAT compatible with it all, keep to the default.

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Otherwise if your level is going to have a specific color theme, you can convert one of the others.

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Alright.

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Import that...

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And there it is.

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Now

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Go to Image,

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Mode,

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Indexed.

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Select Use custom palette,

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and find our dflt.pal

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Or whatever you named it,

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if you named it anything else?

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Make sure Remove unused colors from colormap is unchecked,

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and Dithering...

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well

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It's to your liking if you want it dithered or not.

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You can say no and

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the image will look something like this.

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Now if we just undo that and

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go again

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Mode

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Indexed..

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and select another kind of dithering...

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we get

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Dithering

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That's what it's called...

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That's what dithering means that

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you get a

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random number of pixels to

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try to match the color.

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You may have seen it up close on some posters,

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when waiting for a bus or something?

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idunno

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But

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tuB

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You know, just play around

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until you get what you...

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until the dithering...

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until you get the dithering you are most comfortable with.

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Not sure about that, but...

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Oh well...

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Lets go with that.

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Once satisfied with your result, it is time to save it.

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Be sure to save it as a Bitmap file (BMP).

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So lets...

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call it...

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yeah

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switch

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ate

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bit

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and

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save

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No compression!

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No Run-Length Encoding!

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Just save it as is.

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Alright, now you are to use

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MatMaster here

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File, New, Texture Mat,

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and convert it straight off.

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Uh, where did we pootis

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sie

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mat

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I believe it was called...

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can't find it

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dubya

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are...

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there it is

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We take this.

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No need to Remap Palette because we've already done so.

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And...

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Click MAT to save as MAT

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and there we go.

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double

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you

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are

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switch

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eight

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bit

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something like that

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good

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And you're done.

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You'll probably notice that MATs don't contain any palette information.

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Now for the BONUS ROUND!

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For those who make mods like weapons mods or special levels that need to be played as a mod,

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would probably like to have some nice snazzy menu backgrounds.

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Now, menu backgrounds MUST be 8-bit.

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Why?

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Because LEC didn't think it worth handling the Direct3D just for the sake of menus.

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For this you'll need to import the uicolormap.cmp.pal

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Lets see now where did we put that?

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In the same place as all my other palettes!

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lol

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U

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I

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ColorMap

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uicolormap.pal

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There we go.

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Next you'll need to find yourself some nice pictures,

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one or more.

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Lets go with...

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This one!

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SO

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WRONG!

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You'll also need to make sure it's 640x480.

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Again, Jedi Knight limitations.

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If it's any other size,

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resize it.

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There!

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And resize it before applying the palette!

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If you are not picky about the quality in the colors, you can straight off go through

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Mode

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Indexed

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You know, what we've gone through.

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This time picking

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uicolormap,

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and there!

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HOW

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EV

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VAR

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A BM can hold a palette.

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So if you want to be a little more picky

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here's what you have to do:

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Go into Image

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Mode

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Indexed..

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Select Generate optimum palette

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and type in the number

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2

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22

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224

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and convert.

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ö

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öö

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ööö

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öööö

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did I like that?

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Nah

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I

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don't

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think

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I liked

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that

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I'm gonna...

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Tell it

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to

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be

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a

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ay

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aya

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N

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there

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Now in the palettes window

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click the little arrow,

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Palettes Menu,

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Import Palette...

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And this time select the image.

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Now with our...

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and we...

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Lets call it...

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yeah

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So wrong...

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Import.

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And there it is.

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Now find the uicolormap,

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click the little pen icon here to edit the palette,

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and then down here we'll need to write down each of these last 32 colors.

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These last 32 colors are common for the text in the menus.

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The different menus may have different colors, but the last 32 must be the same all over for the text.

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If you want to utilize all 256 colors for your picture,

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then you'll also have to redo the SFT fonts to match all the background pictures.

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Now find the palette you got from the image,

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click on the pen button to edit,

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and start filling in the colors.

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You do this by

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selecting the Foreground Color,

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and then typing in your numbers here...

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which was

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2

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21

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212

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OK.

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And then click on the little plus and page here,

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New color from foreground color.

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*click*

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There you go!

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Now

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repeat!

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1

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14

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141

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becomes

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1

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14

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141

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yes plz

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and add

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1

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113

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yes pls

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and add

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Now that we've set our colors

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we're not done yet

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because this hasn't actually been applied to the image.

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We need to go to Colors,

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Map,

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Set Colormap...

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and select the So Wrong.

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Ok.

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Once you've got that done

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save it as a Bitmap (BMP),

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and name it accordingly to what it's going to be used for.

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For example "bkmain" is for the first menu that pops up when you start the game.

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Alternatively it's Esc

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and

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such

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and

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well..

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You get the idea,

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just look at the list in the description for what it's supposed to be used for.

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Also, it needs to be saved in a special place.

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It needs to be saved

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in your projects

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letseenow

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in your projects

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ui

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bm folder.

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So

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Burger

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King

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bkmain

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dot

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bee erm

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Bee

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Ehm

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Pee!

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bkmain.bmp

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Not bm yet.

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noa

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No Encoding

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And Save.

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Ok, now that you've saved that

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open up JKPaint.

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Click on the new button up here,

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make sure BM and 8-bit is selected,

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go into the Select Palette,

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click Open...

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Select your bitmap here,

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bkmain that we've called it,

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makesh

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everything looks good?

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Ok.

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Now click on the Plus to add a frame.

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And in menus you can only have one frame.

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Sad to say but that's the JK Limits.

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(pre dvd era)

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Select your bkmain.bmp,

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Open,

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click on properties,

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make sure you've got Yes on Internal Palette.

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The Offset is only used for HUDs,

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to offset various graphics and overlay graphics.

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Transparent Color you don't need to fiddle with, that will take away that...

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The game takes care of the transparency for the menus automatically so you don't need to bother with that yet.

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So click with that,

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go to File,

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Save As...

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And we save as bkmain.bm.

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REMEMBER! We are not adding the P to this, it is only BM Textures.

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And make sure it is in your project as well.

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Project

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Project/ui

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Project/ui/bm

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yeah

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fitting name

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Save!

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AND!

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Now that you...

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Once you run the game,

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pointing the -path to your Project path,

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you should see this lovely image welcome you to your new mod.

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Yeah, that is a very lovely image.

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Zero Raven is probably gonna kill me for this.

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Lets close this immediately!

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yeah

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So!

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I hope you've learned something new here.

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Notice that in MotS the last 32 colors are different

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so you'll have to take note of those as well.

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But anyways,

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hope you've learned something new from all of this.

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Enjoy your editing!