Posted By
MMS on 2019-07-06 06:05:45
| Re: Convert Multicolor image to FLI for editing
AFAIK the .P4S format has some FLI supporting editors, mentioned beforehand.
I mainly use Abcug's Pixelshop crosstool, and it's input file the P4S converted file You may do a try with Csabo's crosstool editor too.
Certainly you can start your own one from zero, but I treat myself less a artist, more a graphician.
When it is ready,you can use Plus4emu's P4SCONV to convert it to a RAW or viewable/runnable file.
Here I wrote about the complete process a short note, with some screenshots. http://plus4world.powweb.com/software/Asterix_HFLI
Certainly you cannot convert 160x200 MC (DFLI) to 320x200 HIRES (HDFLI) and vice versa.
I suppose there are no editors able to handle Larry's interlace format.
AFAIK Chronos makes his nice own MC gfxs with the method, that he draws the base concept in B/W or greyscale on paper, scan it, convert it with Plus4emu converter tool (no dithering), then edits it in Multipaint. (but he has his own style and art, hile I mainly just converting) I suppose a similar method is possible when you save in P4S format, continue it with Csabo's or Abcug's editor, then convert it back to RAW or PRG.
So it works on Plus/4 too, just not so luxurious :-)
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