dusek@motcid.UUCP (James P. Dusek) (08/09/90)
I have a program that puts a 4 color picture into the workbence backround.I like it much better than the plain color backrounds.I was woundering if there was a program that allowed 16 color or more pictures in the backround,or maybe even ham pictures.I know WB is only 4 colors but I'm hopeing theres away around that. James P Dusek Motorola FSD BTW The program is SIMGEN and I got it from GEnie.There's some really good art with it.
bdraschk@faui09.informatik.uni-erlangen.de (Bernd Raschke) (08/10/90)
dusek@motcid.UUCP (James P. Dusek) writes: >woundering if there was a program that allowed 16 color or more pictures >in the backround,or maybe even ham pictures.I know WB is only 4 colors Ooops. 32 colours or HAM --> 320x256 pixels! a workbench with such dimensons would be no good :( BTW: once upon a time i got SIMGEN, but couldn't get it to work on my ca. 720x288 screen... The same sad story with Virtgif, Gravity Wars and many, many others... We Europeans pay for additional luxury and we would like to use it, too > James P Dusek > Motorola FSD >BTW The program is SIMGEN and I got it from GEnie.There's some >really good art with it. -- Bernd 'The Real Arthur!' Raschke | Only // bdraschk@faui09.informatik.uni-erlangen.de | \\ // Amiga @faui44 | \X/ makes it possible "I seem to be having tremendous difficulty with my lifestyle."
kgs@cunixb.cc.columbia.edu (Kok G Sang) (08/11/90)
In article <bdraschk.650234622@faui09> bdraschk@faui09.informatik.uni-erlangen.de (Bernd Raschke) writes: >dusek@motcid.UUCP (James P. Dusek) writes: >>woundering if there was a program that allowed 16 color or more pictures >>in the backround,or maybe even ham pictures.I know WB is only 4 colors >Ooops. 32 colours or HAM --> 320x256 pixels! a workbench with such >dimensons would be no good :( > >BTW: once upon a time i got SIMGEN, but couldn't get it to work on my >ca. 720x288 screen... The same sad story with Virtgif, Gravity Wars >and many, many others... >We Europeans pay for additional luxury and we would like to use it, too > >> James P Dusek Is there a program available to put a picture on an interlaced workbench background. Must the picture be 'interlaced'? Thanks. -Kok