Mir HD / TruColor

[shorty606]

Hi,
I was wondering if anyone has the skill to turn the normal wils we have into 24 bit wils of glory. I'm currently using Photoshop to spruce them up, but a fresh perspective would be amazing at this point. The current process I use adds more colour to the standard image, making it 24 bit but I would love to see some other techniques.

If you decide to help, you can in two ways:
-State a process you use in photoshop that makes a standard 8bit image into a nicer 24bit image and works on any 8bit image from mir you use it on.
-Convert some wils to 24 bit by extracting them, doing what you have to do, then raring the resulting images up and contacting me so that I can turn them into 16bit wils.

This is a project I am working on independtly for the Four Heroes server in my free time, so I thought I would make everyone aware of that.

Cheers,
Cheeky/shorty606

 

[Jamie]

Interesting concept.

The only thing I wonder is how would the image be improved (What colours get replaced with what etc). if you catch my drift.

 

[Mask]

Hi,
I was wondering if anyone has the skill to turn the normal wils we have into 24 bit wils of glory. I'm currently using Photoshop to spruce them up, but a fresh perspective would be amazing at this point. The current process I use adds more colour to the standard image, making it 24 bit but I would love to see some other techniques.

If you decide to help, you can in two ways:
-State a process you use in photoshop that makes a standard 8bit image into a nicer 24bit image and works on any 8bit image from mir you use it on.
-Convert some wils to 24 bit by extracting them, doing what you have to do, then raring the resulting images up and contacting me so that I can turn them into 16bit wils.

This is a project I am working on independtly for the Four Heroes server in my free time, so I thought I would make everyone aware of that.

Cheers,
Cheeky/shorty606

id like to see a comparison between the two, if possible

 

[shorty606]

I'm jsut using the standard photographer trick where you duplicate layer, gaus or box blur it, set layer to overlay then opacity down to about 40%. Brings out more colours and makes the 8 bit images use 24 bit colours.

This is how I currently make the images look better, but I'm trying to go for a revamp, and remove the pixelation that occurs being limited to 256 colours, make the tiles smoother. You can't just blur them though as they don't line up correctly then.