[05 Feb 2010] Image dithering ?

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[05 Feb 2010] Image dithering ?

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Hi! There's some way to use hollywood in screend with 16 bit or less displaying pictures dithered?

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[09 Feb 2010] Re: Image dithering ?

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Note: This is an archived post that was originally sent to the Hollywood mailing list on Tue, 09 Feb 2010 13:40:31 +0100
Hi! There's some way to use hollywood in screend with 16 bit or less displaying pictures dithered?
Hollywood runs on 15 and 16bit screenmodes. These are real color screen modes and don't need dithering. Dithering would be required for palette-based screen modes but I won't support this because it's really a thing of the past :)
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[09 Feb 2010] Re: Image dithering ?

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Hollywood runs on 15 and 16bit screenmodes. These are real color screen modes and don't need dithering. Dithering would be required for palette-based screen modes but I won't support this because it's really a thing of the past :)
mmm...probably I'm explained bad... The problem was that true color images on 15/16 bit screens look a bit weird.. Think to gradients for example... In that case I need some sort of dithering like floyd or something similar...

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[13 Feb 2010] Re: Re: Image dithering ?

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mmm...probably I'm explained bad... The problem was that true color images on 15/16 bit screens look a bit weird.. Think to gradients for example... In that case I need some sort of dithering like floyd or something similar...
Oh, sorry, that won't come because 15/16bit screens are really rare cases... nowadays everyone should have a 32bit screen :)
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