[SDL] Any automatic way to show 32-bit images on a 256 colors PC?

[Will Langford]

If you have a raw 8 bit image with no pal associated with it you'll need to
find a proggy that lets you play with the palette real time, or write an app
that does it.

Ha ha.

-Will


On 6/6/07, Manuel García Cabrera <manugarciac5 at yahoo.com.ar> wrote:
>
> I tried, but I must call SetColors, right? And how can I call set colors
> if I don't know which palette I'll use?
>
> Stephane Marchesin escribió:
> > Manuel García Cabrera wrote:
> >> When I have a 32-bit image on a 16-bit PC, simply calling
> >> SDL_CreateRGBSurfaceFrom (with 32 in its arguments) and then blitting
> it
> >> to my 16-bit screen seems to do the job just fine.
> > Why don't you do the same with 256 colors ? SDL will map to the palette
> > accordingly (it might look bad, but that's what you get at 8bbp anyway
> :).
> >
> > Stephane
> >
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