[fly_zo]

I copied manually the pixels every 32 rows and every 32 columns to the adjacent row/column, and I got rid of all artifacts. A tool to make that automatically would be welcome, manually it's only feasible for small maps
Maraz

Maraz, is there any news on this? The_Slot is way too big to use the manual method. If no current solution, is anybody out there working on a tool to do this automatically? If not, can one of you graphic-smart guys look into it? IMHO this is one of the few issues that absolutely needs to be resolved. The_Slot is just too nice to be marred by this issue, and we could really use some help on this one.

check your mail, m8 ....

Z

[Neil Lowe]

check your mail, m8 ....

Z

Is there a fix available for this problem?

Cheers, Neil

[Skunkmeister]

I just noticed something when I opened map_h from Guadalcanal...it has the repeating pixel grid on it too!

[6S.Maraz]

I just noticed something when I opened map_h from Guadalcanal...it has the repeating pixel grid on it too!

Strange, I cannor see that hock: hock:

Is your Guadalcanal map h untouched?

Maraz

[Skunkmeister]

supposed to be. I'll re-extract it to be sure.

EDIT: If you extract map_h for Guadalcanal from fb_maps07p, you will see the grid pattern.

[asheshouse]

Worked ok for me. Can still see the 32 pixel boundaries but only because I'm looking closely.

[6S.Maraz]

Here is an enlarged portion of my map_H from Guadalcanal, just extracted from the SFS file, I cannot see the repeating pixels that there should be at 96, 128, 160... :?



Are there around different versions of the sfs files ? hock: hock: hock:

Maraz

[Skunkmeister]

Oh dear...I think that its something that Irfanview is adding in...for some reason I dont see it in gimp or photoshop.

[fly_zo]

Oh dear...I think that its something that Irfanview is adding in...for some reason I dont see it in gimp or photoshop.

i strongly recommend to switch to XnView ..... its so much better viewer


Z