12.02.2008, 23:58
Fred is right. In other words if D1 x D2 are number of pixels on map_c then both D1 and D2 should divide exactly with 32.
About exact match there's a simple and fast way to do it if you only want to increase the distance between islands.
Let's say you want it to be 10 times bigger. Let's say the full map_c of the original islands is 256 x 256 pixels.
Create a blank image of size 256 x 2560 pixels (since in our case the two islands are on the south-north axis)
Open original full map_c, select all and copy. Paste in the blank image and move it such that it fills exactly the southern extremity. Paste once again and move such that it fills exactly the northern extremity. Delete the northern island in the southern extremity and delete the southeren island in the northern extremity. Fill everything between the islands with water (black) color. Save as 8 BPP .tga.
Proceed in the same way with the other tga's.
About exact match there's a simple and fast way to do it if you only want to increase the distance between islands.
Let's say you want it to be 10 times bigger. Let's say the full map_c of the original islands is 256 x 256 pixels.
Create a blank image of size 256 x 2560 pixels (since in our case the two islands are on the south-north axis)
Open original full map_c, select all and copy. Paste in the blank image and move it such that it fills exactly the southern extremity. Paste once again and move such that it fills exactly the northern extremity. Delete the northern island in the southern extremity and delete the southeren island in the northern extremity. Fill everything between the islands with water (black) color. Save as 8 BPP .tga.
Proceed in the same way with the other tga's.