duerksen@bsu-cs.bsu.edu (Joel L. Duerksen) (07/08/90)
Recently there were some 3200 color pictures put on one of the archive
sites I don't remember if they were ever posted. Does anyone know how
to display these? I've tried Paintworks, Shrconvert, etc. no luck.
Thanks,
Joel Duerksen
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ARPA: duerksen@bsu-cs.bsu.edugwyn@smoke.BRL.MIL (Doug Gwyn) (07/08/90)
In article <11410@bsu-cs.bsu.edu> duerksen@bsu-cs.bsu.edu (Joel L. Duerksen) writes: >Recently there were some 3200 color pictures put on one of the archive >sites I don't remember if they were ever posted. Does anyone know how >to display these? I've tried Paintworks, Shrconvert, etc. no luck. You have to use a special program designed specifically for that format. It requires practically all the (non-TWGS) IIGS cycles to keep up, as it switches the color table for each scan line (using scan-line interrupt). You should find such a program somewhere in the vicinity of the picture files; they're usually posted together.
bobl@pro-graphics.cts.com (Bob Lindabury) (07/13/90)
In-Reply-To: message from gwyn@smoke.BRL.MIL > In article <11410@bsu-cs.bsu.edu> duerksen@bsu-cs.bsu.edu (Joel L. Duerksen) writes: >> Recently there were some 3200 color pictures put on one of the archive >> sites I don't remember if they were ever posted. Does anyone know how >> to display these? I've tried Paintworks, Shrconvert, etc. no luck. > > You have to use a special program designed specifically for that format. > It requires practically all the (non-TWGS) IIGS cycles to keep up, as it > switches the color table for each scan line (using scan-line interrupt). > > You should find such a program somewhere in the vicinity of the picture > files; they're usually posted together. If you are interested in the 3200 images and viewer for the GS, I have it all up on my system. You will have to dial to the system to download the file and you will more than likly have to upload something as the file is large and there is a credit system here. If you are interested, give my system a call at the below number. -- Bob ________ Pro-Graphics BBS - It's better than a sharp stick in the eye! ________ InterNet: bobl@pro-graphics.cts.com | Pro-Graphics: 908/469-0049 UUCP: ..crash!pro-graphics!bobl | CServe: 70347,2344 ARPA/DDN: ..crash!pro-graphics!bobl@nosc.mil | Amer. Online: Graphics3D ___________ ____________ Raven Enterprises - 25 Raven Ave. Piscataway, NJ 08854
jonah@amos.ucsd.edu (Jonah Stich) (07/14/90)
In article <11410@bsu-cs.bsu.edu> duerksen@bsu-cs.bsu.edu (Joel L. Duerksen) writes: >Recently there were some 3200 color pictures put on one of the archive >sites I don't remember if they were ever posted. Does anyone know how >to display these? I've tried Paintworks, Shrconvert, etc. no luck. >Thanks, > >Joel Duerksen I recently wrote a desktop viewer for 3200 color pictures. This viewer is much better than the standard viewer, a BASIC kludge that forced you to reboot after every viewing session. My viewer is a GS Desktop application, that actually quits to the Finder when your done, whith no harm done to the system. Version 1.1 can load both 'Brooks' (standard) format pictures and 'French' (new) format pictures, and v1.2 will also be able to load Ron Mercer's 'Brain' format (this is written, just not released yet.) Anyone interested should send mail to jonah@amos.ucsd.edu. If I get enough requests, I'll post it. Jonah Bad Luck Software