Hi,
I want to set a transparent color (#FF00FF, pink color) which I can use as a color palette so this can be filtered out when drawing the image on screen
I use Bitmap converter v 5.46a
I start from a png ( see attachment) with a pink background.
My final result is that the image is not centered and not completely visible in the container (see attachment, blue image).
If I don't use transparency the image is centered but I still see the pink color as BG which I want to get rid off.
The steps I do are the following:
- open the image (P000.png - see attachment)
- convert to > best palette
- set transparency color > FF00FF (pink)
- save as .c file, true color with alpha
The output of the c-file (see attachment, P00.txt) looks broken
1 - before and after the value of the color bit, there is a comma
2 - &_PalP00 // Pointer to palette --> also missing comma
Is there a wrong step above or is this a bug in the bitmap converter?
Thanks in advance.
Pieter
I want to set a transparent color (#FF00FF, pink color) which I can use as a color palette so this can be filtered out when drawing the image on screen
I use Bitmap converter v 5.46a
I start from a png ( see attachment) with a pink background.
My final result is that the image is not centered and not completely visible in the container (see attachment, blue image).
If I don't use transparency the image is centered but I still see the pink color as BG which I want to get rid off.
The steps I do are the following:
- open the image (P000.png - see attachment)
- convert to > best palette
- set transparency color > FF00FF (pink)
- save as .c file, true color with alpha
The output of the c-file (see attachment, P00.txt) looks broken
1 - before and after the value of the color bit, there is a comma
2 - &_PalP00 // Pointer to palette --> also missing comma
Is there a wrong step above or is this a bug in the bitmap converter?
Thanks in advance.
Pieter
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