top | item 23060518 (no title) xnxn | 5 years ago Each of those "greys" are actually dithered 1-bit patterns discuss order hn newest chrisseaton|5 years ago I think that's just how it's rendered by default - but really the greys are stored at every resolution, so you need 4-bits per pixel.Plus the app also preserves the difference between 'not drawn' and 'actively drawn in black', so that's another bit needed for 5-bits.Notice that when you save the image you really get shades of grey and transparent - not dithering. binarycrusader|5 years ago The greys are stored at every resolution? What do you mean?The web page states:16-'color' palette via dither patterns. Each pattern is treated as a separate color for fill toolHowever, I suspect this is the bit (no pun intended) you're missing:save images as a 16-color greyscale (which will import back into Strike with all patterns intact), or as 1-bit black and white image load replies (1) unknown|5 years ago [deleted] jdmoreira|5 years ago Weird. Better to screenshot than
chrisseaton|5 years ago I think that's just how it's rendered by default - but really the greys are stored at every resolution, so you need 4-bits per pixel.Plus the app also preserves the difference between 'not drawn' and 'actively drawn in black', so that's another bit needed for 5-bits.Notice that when you save the image you really get shades of grey and transparent - not dithering. binarycrusader|5 years ago The greys are stored at every resolution? What do you mean?The web page states:16-'color' palette via dither patterns. Each pattern is treated as a separate color for fill toolHowever, I suspect this is the bit (no pun intended) you're missing:save images as a 16-color greyscale (which will import back into Strike with all patterns intact), or as 1-bit black and white image load replies (1) unknown|5 years ago [deleted] jdmoreira|5 years ago Weird. Better to screenshot than
binarycrusader|5 years ago The greys are stored at every resolution? What do you mean?The web page states:16-'color' palette via dither patterns. Each pattern is treated as a separate color for fill toolHowever, I suspect this is the bit (no pun intended) you're missing:save images as a 16-color greyscale (which will import back into Strike with all patterns intact), or as 1-bit black and white image load replies (1)
chrisseaton|5 years ago
Plus the app also preserves the difference between 'not drawn' and 'actively drawn in black', so that's another bit needed for 5-bits.
Notice that when you save the image you really get shades of grey and transparent - not dithering.
binarycrusader|5 years ago
The web page states:
16-'color' palette via dither patterns. Each pattern is treated as a separate color for fill tool
However, I suspect this is the bit (no pun intended) you're missing:
save images as a 16-color greyscale (which will import back into Strike with all patterns intact), or as 1-bit black and white image
unknown|5 years ago
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jdmoreira|5 years ago