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Converting to x-bit RGB or palettes above 256? - Marscaleb - 09-18-2018 I'm experimenting with creating pixel art at some various levels of technical quality; creating pixel art constrained to various different systems. Now for any system or palette that doesn't exceed 256 colors, I can easily convert an image to index mode. For a 15-bit color palette, I can save an image as a 15-bit .bmp file (or rather, 16-bit with one bit for alpha.) But what about anything in-between? Like a 9-bit RGB, or a 12-bit RGB? Or maybe some other less-popular color combination? (But 9-bit and 12-bit RGB are the ones I am interested in at this time.) How can I convert an image to these palettes? Does someone have a script I can run to make the conversion? RE: Converting to x-bit RGB or palettes above 256? - Ofnuts - 09-19-2018 A script wouldn't be that hard to write, how big are the images? RE: Converting to x-bit RGB or palettes above 256? - rich2005 - 09-19-2018 There is this one https://github.com/steelwil/gimp-plugin-palette-changer Which renders a reduced palette RE: Converting to x-bit RGB or palettes above 256? - Marscaleb - 09-19-2018 (09-19-2018, 09:17 AM)rich2005 Wrote: There is this one Thank you! But I've installed this plug-in, but I don't know how to activate it. It doesn't ass any features directly into my menu, so far as I can see. I'm guessing I have to use the script console? But I've never used that before, and this isn't exactly obvious. Could you link me to something that explains how to use this plug-in? RE: Converting to x-bit RGB or palettes above 256? - rich2005 - 09-20-2018 Various ways you can get the plugin, download the zip and unpack or look at the script, download the raw (no line numbers) this one. https://github.com/steelwil/gimp-plugin-palette-changer/raw/master/palette_change.py Either way, gives a file palette_change.py size 3569B which goes in your Gimp 2.x.x user profile. That is why we ask for your Gimp version number. Gimp 2.8 C:\Users\"yourname"\.gimp-2.8\plug-ins or Gimp 2.10 C:\Users\"your-name"\AppData\Roaming\GIMP\2.10\plug-ins The plug-in shows up in the menu Filters-> Render-> Palette Example & comparisons Original + Imported palette with maximum colours then the same after applying the filter screenshot https://i.imgur.com/GoGhmsP.jpg I don't know if that is what you want. If not back to Ofnuts. RE: Converting to x-bit RGB or palettes above 256? - Marscaleb - 09-21-2018 Oh! I see it now. I was looking in the wrong place in the menu after installing it. Thank you! |