I kind of know what texture palettes are but I can't seem to find these long, horizontal images in the texture browser. Are they coded or something, to make them invisible?
Can someone please explain how to use them?
Texture Palettes?
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Re: Texture Pallets?
Maybe you mean the Wood textures of Nalicast.utx?
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Re: Texture Palettes?
Try open Palletes.utx
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Re: Texture Palettes?
Palettes are not displayed in the Texture browser, they are auto-generated when importing a texture which has no indexed colors, you can import one with indexed colors and its palette will be imported too. If you want to display a palette in the Texture browser as a horizontal or vertical series of colors then you need to make the texture yourself. A texture can be 1x1 pixels and still have multiple colors in the palette.
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Re: Texture Palettes?
Thanks, everyone. Sorry for the late reply.
I was making bmp textures in mspaint, to be used as masked textures. When I imported them to UEd, UEd would create this jpeg-esq blur into the black parts, rendering the textures opaque again wherever it wasn't perfectly black. Do I need to make and import a pcx file? How do I clean this mess from my masked textures?
I was making bmp textures in mspaint, to be used as masked textures. When I imported them to UEd, UEd would create this jpeg-esq blur into the black parts, rendering the textures opaque again wherever it wasn't perfectly black. Do I need to make and import a pcx file? How do I clean this mess from my masked textures?