Hi,
With AOM4 on the horizon, I was planning on mixing my own tileset. I really really like the rivers E made, as well as his plains, grasslands and jungles. But I also like things from the original tileset and from Stan's set.
Stan told me to use only one of the two til files, the one with "normal colors" when opened in the tileset editor. But E's latest tileset only contained one til file, the "strange colored" version. I'd like a definite answer before beginning to murk around with this, what file of the two does the program actually use? If it's the strange colored one, how to get to this somewhat strange looking palette? I suppose CtP uses its own palette, which is responsible for the awkward colors.
I suppose the mixing itself will be pretty straightforward (saving what I like in a file to an image, which I then import afterwards in the finale file, right?)
Thanks for any advice.
Roeland
With AOM4 on the horizon, I was planning on mixing my own tileset. I really really like the rivers E made, as well as his plains, grasslands and jungles. But I also like things from the original tileset and from Stan's set.
Stan told me to use only one of the two til files, the one with "normal colors" when opened in the tileset editor. But E's latest tileset only contained one til file, the "strange colored" version. I'd like a definite answer before beginning to murk around with this, what file of the two does the program actually use? If it's the strange colored one, how to get to this somewhat strange looking palette? I suppose CtP uses its own palette, which is responsible for the awkward colors.
I suppose the mixing itself will be pretty straightforward (saving what I like in a file to an image, which I then import afterwards in the finale file, right?)
Thanks for any advice.
Roeland
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