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From: "ROBERT C SHAND" <bob@shand.org.uk>
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Subject: Re: more newbie help please
Date: Fri, 8 Dec 2000 08:38:47 -0000
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Hi,

I think the Photoshop plugin should work.  I think I've got it to work with
newer versions of Photoshop...  But the best thing to do is use TimTool3, it
should be available in the Tools section.  That way you can graphically move
TIMS around VRAM

Regards

Bob

"Cookie" <gjc53@student.canterbury.ac.nz> wrote in message
news:90pakl$59o3@www.netyaroze-europe.com...
> Hi Guy,
>
> got hold of some sprites, they are of course in bmp format.  (its a sheet
of
> graphics and i can cut what graphic i want out of it).
>
> Anyway im not sure how to go about turning a ordinary graphcs file, gif,
> jpg, bmp or what ever into a compatible psx tim file.
>
> any help with a description of how to do this would be most helpful.  i
can
> get stuff on the screen if im using a tim file that someone has already
> created, but im not sure how to create my own tim files.
>
> ive donwloaded the photoshop plugin for the web site, but i only have
> version 5.5 at my work, and it says its only for version 2 or 3.
>
> well any help on a description of how to create my graphic files would b
> wonerful.
>
> thanks guys
>
>
>
>