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--SNIP--
> Most of the colors are
> significantly darker, some are very different. The dithering was made with the
> original palette, now should we use these or the new, improved colors as
> components in the dithering?
>
> /Tore
> Chief LDraw Complicator
Good thinking. Since the old colours were derived from the EGA colour palette I
reckon the dithers would have to be derived from it too. Otherwise you could end
up with some very different blends.
I like your signature ;)
Tim
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In lugnet.cad.mlcad, Timothy Gould wrote:
> --SNIP--
>
> > Most of the colors are
> > significantly darker, some are very different. The dithering was made with the
> > original palette, now should we use these or the new, improved colors as
> > components in the dithering?
> >
> > /Tore
> > Chief LDraw Complicator
>
>
> Good thinking. Since the old colours were derived from the EGA colour palette I
> reckon the dithers would have to be derived from it too. Otherwise you could end
> up with some very different blends.
>
> I like your signature ;)
>
> Tim
Also I am thinking that we have to use the original color values for the color 0
- 15 to build the blended colors. Otherwise we get other colors.
This range should be known by every LDraw related application.and only
overwritten by entries found in the LDConfig.ldr.
cu
mikeheide
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