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darkvadd7
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Thank you very much. Maybe with more information I would make this program, but if you have done it, it is useless, and I think you are better. 
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hotdog963al
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Ah yeahhh, this would be really useful! 
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darkvadd7
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I have problems with the files of opening.bin. The first file isn't good-sized, and the second is good like the image below, and one file of two is like this.
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ignitz
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It's a simple TIM file. Open in a Photoshop with plugin or GIMP with plugin too.I have problems with the files of opening.bin. The first file isn't good-sized, and the second is good like the image below, and one file of two is like this.
I will make the rebuilder
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Prince Lex
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I can't believe those are actually images. I'm quite confused right now.
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Cyberman
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It probably has multiple palettes.
Unlike most bitmap files TIM files do not contain the data to convert the bitmaps data into a color correct image.
They have palettes (multiple as matter of fact) they do not have ANY information as to which palette applies to what part of a multipalette image.
This is handled by the program.
TIM's are loaded directly into the PS1 VRAM the palette location is part of the data (if it's not 16/24 bit image that is).
If you wish to completely decode that data you need to find the palette for the data.
I suggest you check the wiki on TIM data. That will help you.
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halkun
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Keep in mind, those are transparent images.
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ignitz
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Using 100% Black and white to transparent and, the white color isn't 100%
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darkvadd7
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With which tool do you edit this pictures ? Because I have tried to edit the WINDOW.BIN pictures with Photoshop and with TimUtil (convert the picture) and the file don't work.
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ignitz
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Photoshop plugin maybe...
when you save teh file in TIm have a question and mark the BLACK/WHITE transparent
when you save teh file in TIm have a question and mark the BLACK/WHITE transparent
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