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paradoxharbinger said:
why does it necessarily require windows? you could just use a generic c++ fstream, read the original tga in and write the new one out.
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Because I don't have any expereince with such things in C.
I could probably manage something if I even knew how to use .dll files :X
However, if you do, you can use
this to make a much much better C++ program.
Meanwhile, I'm stuck with Visual Basic .NET (*blech*)
EDIT: ATTACHING TGAFIXER.ZIP
Okay, its attached.
Be aware though that:
1) I didn't do much testing. It
should work, but it might
not.
2) On a 1.4GHZ Pentium proccessor it can get about 25,000 pixels per second, that means bigger maps will take minutes to work out.
Hope I've helped
