Legacy ImageMagick Discussions Archive

As snibgo said, IM doesn't give you much control over the palette. With remap you can define exactly what colors to use in the palette, but IM will still probably reorder it.

Update: we don't need "-colorspace Gray", so the command simplifies to: "%IMG%convert" palette.bmp -set colorspace RGB -type Palette p.bmp That was indeed what I was looking for, and the palette was saved in the order I wanted. I needed to use a slightly different BMP format, so I ended up using ...

This image is a montage of exactly 256 different colored 10x10 squares tiled to 32x8 and is a 24-bit BMP. I need to convert it to an 8-bit paletted (256 color) BMP, but I need to make sure that the first entry in the colormap corresponds to tile 1x1 (row 1 column 1), the second entry in the color ...

I am writing a program to convert an image from a game format into a regular 8-bit/256 color bitmap (BMP). The image data I read from the game format is in standard 8-bit data format, except the entries (into the palette) that are the color that the game treats as the background color (usually the ...

We'll get a patch in ImageMagick 6.7.5-6 to fix this problem. Thanks. Awesome, thanks! :) I have another question if you don't mind: When I use a .bat file to identify (at the same time) several of the .bmp images created by my program, errors are reported in several of the images. When I identify ...

I have just updated my IM install from "IM 6.6.7-7 Q16 (2011-03-01)" to "IM 6.7.5-3 Q16 windows dll". I use the binary/command-line implementation of IM and am running Windows XP SP3 x86. After I updated, I noticed that the "-page" option no longer seems to work how it used it. I don't know if this ...