#640×480 to 320×200
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<Is there a quick way to turn a 640×480 .flc into a 320×200 .fli? I've come
across a situation where I have run out of space in which to load flics onto a
disk. Does anyone have any suggestions as to maybe another way to utilize flics
for use with GRASP 4.5? Thanks.>
Flic / Effects / Shrink x 2
(on the main menu)
Ed K
>> Flic / Effects / Shrink x 2 <<
Thanks Ed. These things are *too* simple sometimes!
-James Franssen
I don't believe Ed's suggestion actually leaves you with a 320×200 fli. It
should still be 640×480, but with a 320×200 image in the upper left corner.
Without being certain about your disk space comment, try bringing up the
640×480 flic, and then Flic/Files… to get the Files panel. Right-click on
the highlighted word FLIC and choose the FLILORES option. OK, then select Save
on the Files panel. Read all about it in the reference manual 9-5, 9-6. This
is what I do.
<I don't believe Ed's suggestion actually leaves you with a 320×200 fli. It
should still be 640×480, but with a 320×200 image in the upper left corner.>
Oops. You are right, of course.
Ed K
<<<<I don't believe Ed's suggestion actually leaves you with a 320×200 fli. It
should still be 640×480, but with a 320×200 image in the upper left corner.>
Oops. You are right, of course.>>>
True, but you could then to a CEL/CLIP over time, save the anim cel, load it
back as a flic, and you're done.
Or, use the SCALE option in the aniconv program.
-Brian