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Topic: Program that oepns inta files.
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Razer
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posted 12-23- 03:34 PM
   
talking with pete today, he informed me there was a free paint program that will let you edit inta files http://www.gimp.org is the addy check it out.
Razer
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Pete Hawk
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posted 12-23- 04:24 PM
This was mentioned before on the board here, but I'm not sure that the *.inta part was. Works great and it's free.IP: Logged |
STef_EAF329
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posted 12-24- 12:41 AM
The gimp is a cool free program. Though it cannot open .bmp files. At least with the version I have. When selecting a .bmp file, the progress menu appear and it keeps displaying it, with any progress.Could anyone check this? ------------------
P/O STef, EAF STef_EAF329
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semmern
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posted 12-24- 02:25 AM
You can also get Gimp at the War Paint Factory.------------------
We shall fight on the beaches, in the streets, on the sea, in the air.... and in SDOE!!!
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Royohboy
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posted 12-24- 04:35 AM
Hi all!Some time ago someone wrote the .inta files were the same like .rgb files. If you select an inta-file in the file-open dialog it will open the image. I guess you can save inta-files by setting the file-type to .rgb and saving your file as mypic.inta. About the .bmp-files: The bitmaps put out by SDOE as screenshots seem to be somewhat more complicated than your average windows-bitmaps, and the Gimp can't load them. I use a free image-viewer to convert them first. It's called IrfanView, and it can also read the zip-compressed .tiffs that SDOE uses for some textures. Check http://stud1.tuwien.ac.at/~e9227474/ Peter
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