Hey,

I'd recommend GraphicsGale
(http://www.humanbalance.net/gale/us/index.html) to anyone who just
wants to do simple pixel art without paying for an expensive tool like
Photoshop. Unlike most free art programs I've come across, Gale is
tailored to the needs of pixel artists. It offers straight forward
control of the palette (as opposed to MS Paint) and it isn't meant for
working with digital art on a high level, like GIMP. Give it a try, I
hope it helps.

Steve


--- In gbadev@yahoogroups.com, Palamon 3 <palamon_3@...> wrote:
>
> --- Ped <ped@...> wrote:
> > > I am using photoshop to convert RGB color
> > graphic to indexed color. I
> > > try to edit the color table to put the mask
> > color first, but it doesnt
> > > work somehow.
> >
> > Find appropriate tools which will allow you to
> > exchange colors in palette
> > and also patch the graphics accordingly to follow
> > the exchange.
>
> If you find a tool that does allow you to rearrange
> the palette to your liking, tell us all.
>
> I couldn't find it, but then again, I didn't look
> through the long list (too much trouble to solve my
> problem).
>
> Due to my laziness and that I only needed to move
> around one color, I simply opened the graphics file
> that was already converted to gba into Notepad.
> Then, after figuring out which numbers were which
> colors, used the replace function to switch the
> numbers in the picture array to point to the correct
> color after I switched the position of the colors in
> the palette array.
>
> Annoying for large scale palette rearranging, yes, but
> if you don't care about the order of your palette,
> only that the first one is your transparent color,
> then doing it by notepad to switch one color isn't as
> bad as looking though all those different tools.
>
>
>
>
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