hey, how do i make a custom color pallete using a pre made image as a template? anyone know?
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DeAdBoY-
(url="http://"http://www.grybs.com/harzius")Harzius Productions(/url)
(url="http://"http://www.IcedEarth.com")Iced Earth(/url)
Yeah, use Photoshop to convert the image to Indexed Color using perceptual palette generation.
Then export the color palette and use the Photoshop CLUT Converter (download it somewhere) to convert it to a ResEdit-usable CLUT resource.
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export the color pallete? the only thing under the file-> export is "paths to illustrator"
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DeAdBoY-
(url="http://"http://www.grybs.com/harzius")Harzius Productions(/url)
(url="http://"http://www.IcedEarth.com")Iced Earth(/url)
Here's a step-by-step.
I've never done it, but the explanation seems pretty thorough.
Hope it helps.
(url="http://"http://members01.chello.se/warlordpontus/ev/clut.html")http://members01.che...us/ev/clut.html(/url)
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Jon Potter
Thank you for your cooperation. Good night.
ugh, i need to put in every color? screw that...
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DeAdBoY-
(url="http://"http://www.grybs.com/harzius")Harzius Productions(/url)
(url="http://"http://www.IcedEarth.com")Iced Earth(/url)
There is some easy way to do it with, I think, GraphicsConverter. My brother has made one and I don't think he did it color by color. I am yet to make one.
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"Whoopie! Man, that may have been a small one for Neil, but it's a long one for me."
-Pete Conrad third man on the moon
With Graphic Converter, open prefs and click on the box that says (under save catergory), save with CLUT. Save image, open in ResEdit, and there's your CLUT.
PEACE YO!
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It's ok to be naked, girl... I'm an Artist...
(url="http://"http://home.earthlink.net/~kwanza26")Kwanzasoft Graphics and Design(/url)
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Originally posted by Kwanzar:
**With Graphic Converter, open prefs and click on the box that says (under save catergory), save with CLUT. Save image, open in ResEdit, and there's your CLUT.
PEACE YO!
**
bleh, stupid photoshop, that seems so much more easier 
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DeAdBoY-
(url="http://"http://www.grybs.com/harzius")Harzius Productions(/url)
(url="http://"http://www.IcedEarth.com")Iced Earth(/url)
sigh
except theres no "save with clut" option.
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DeAdBoY-
(url="http://"http://www.grybs.com/harzius")Harzius Productions(/url)
(url="http://"http://www.IcedEarth.com")Iced Earth(/url)
Sigh indeed. Here.
Open your image in Photoshop.
Image > Mode > Indexed Color...
Palette: Perceptual
Colors: 256
Forced: none (or, if you want it to include the EV menu-bar greens, stick them in there)
Options - Dither: diffusion, 100%
Hit "Ok". 
Image > Mode > Color Table...
Save... (and save the color table)
Cancel out of that and save your indexed color image. Open the color table with Photoshop CLUT Converter (just go do a web search for it...then download it ;)) and import the indexed color image and the newly processed CLUT into ResEdit. Assign resource IDs.
Done.
Was that helpful?
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Originally posted by Weepul 884:
**Sigh indeed. Here.
Open your image in Photoshop.
Image > Mode > Indexed Color...
Palette: Perceptual
Colors: 256
Forced: none (or, if you want it to include the EV menu-bar greens, stick them in there)
Options - Dither: diffusion, 100%
Hit "Ok".
Image > Mode > Color Table...
Save... (and save the color table)
Cancel out of that and save your indexed color image. Open the color table with Photoshop CLUT Converter (just go do a web search for it...then download it ;)) and import the indexed color image and the newly processed CLUT into ResEdit. Assign resource IDs.
Done.
Was that helpful?
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yes, thats helpful, since it worked
i have a CLUT! woo hoo!
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DeAdBoY-
(url="http://"http://www.grybs.com/harzius")Harzius Productions(/url)
(url="http://"http://www.IcedEarth.com")Iced Earth(/url)
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Originally posted by DeAdBoY:
**yes, thats helpful, since it worked:)
i have a CLUT! woo hoo!
**
Congrats. (and now I know how to do it if I ever need to!)
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Diddly,
Recursive: adj. See Recursive
(This message has been edited by diddlysquat (edited 06-01-2001).)
