Duck and Cover

Well, technically the original authors are the companies whose products the photographed. I'm modding the weapons and I'm converting the photographs of the weapons into Fallout 2 usable pictures. So, umm.., I guess I credit the makers of the weapons, no?

Cool, I'm glad I was able to clarify. I don't know how many people have run into this problem but I thought it'd be helpful. This is really only truly useful for people like me, people who can't draw for anything and need to "borrow" art and adapt it to their needs. :)

Ah, I see what you're getting at. But that's not quite what I meant. First, you need the Fallout 2 palette in ACT format anyhow, I left it up to the reader to get it there. My problem was that whenever I took a random picture, then applied the Fallout 2 palette, the colors were all crazy. Now let me...

Really? When I try that it simply takes the picture and makes it go all crazy. When I do the straight load of the palette it overwrites the palette only, it doesn't do a color match to the new palette. Maybe I'm doing something wrong.

I posted a little while back about my woes with the palette being limited to a single default palette defined by Fallout 2. I thought this was the end as I'd never be able to take pictures from the web and use them properly in Fallout 2. I'm happy to report that I was completely wrong and there is a...

Oh well, that's what I was afraid of. Man, I'm not sure how I'm going to do this since I was trying to use real photos of items and then shrink and palettize them. I guess I could create a program that finds the colors in the source photo and attempts to match them as best as possible to the Fallout...

Hello, I'm new to the forums and to modding Fallout 2. I did a search but couldn't find any topic covering this. I'd like to use custom palettes. I realize that master.dat has custom.pal (or something like that) that is a global palette. In fact I even discovered that the Photoshop Color Table file ...