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There is no way to use PNG transparency to generate Interlaced Masks #3

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lronaldo opened this issue Apr 10, 2016 · 1 comment
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@lronaldo
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Interlaced Masks option requires a transparent color from the palette to generate the masks. However, this shouldn't be required, as interlaced masks do not depend on a palette color, as mask tables do. I suggest generating interlaced masks out of 3 possibilities:

  • Actual transparency values from the original image (such as PNG transparency)
  • An specific RGB colour in the original image (that could be different from all Amstrad CPC colours, for instance)
  • A palette index colour, like now (just to let users pick this option if they wanted, even if it is not useful in general)
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Solved with commit:

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