Chcialbym zapytac, czy ktos juz probowal cos tymi programami zrobic i moglby sie podzielic efektami?
Zanim zaczne bawic sie Lepixem (program dla Atari) to chcialbym poprobowac konwersji Lepiconem (program MS-DOS), ale nie wiem, jak toto odpalic pod Windowsem XP. Wszelka pomoc mile widziana.
Lepicon u mnie działa (acz nie bawiłem się nim zbyt dużo) ->link<-
Wywołany z lini poleceń daje:
C:\Documents and Settings\y\Pulpit>lepicon.exe -h lepicon v.0.2 (c) 2005 eru/tqa Usage: lepicon.exe [options] <file.bmp> file.bmp needs to be 320x200, 256 shades of gray BMP file optionally, you can use 64000b gray file with -g switch Options: -g assume file is GRAY (no BMP header) -s be silent -h help -m <mod> choose a module, availabe modules: hr0 - 320x200, 4 shades of gray (by Vidol) [current] hr1 - 320x200, 4/8 shades of gray hr2 - 320x200, 5 shades of gray HR0 options: -a <mode> color borders: 0 - fixed 1 - choose by color values 2 - choose by color frequencies -c <#color> <hex value> - set atari colour -d <mode> use dithering: 0 - no dithering 1 - 'chessboard' dithering -S generate .sc0 and .sc1
C:\Documents and Settings\y\Pulpit>lepicon 1.bmp lepicon v.0.2 (c) 2005 eru/tqa Read 200 lines hr0: Converting 1.bmp without dithering Using color borders: 20 40 60 80 a0 c0 100 Writing 1.xex Atari colors used: 04 06 00 00
downloaded and tried "Lepicon 0.2" yesterday, alas it did not work. First I tested it (just for fun) under WIN XP command-line, it gave me an error-window that this is a 16Bit app and it makes some illegal calls to memory. So I copied it to my MS-DOS 6.22 based PC and started it there, but whenever I did, the PC did reboot / coldstart...?!? Hey, looks like Lepicon is just a coldstart routine for the MS-DOs PC and not a program.
Or maybe my MS-DOS PC is a little too fast, its an 800Mhz Pentium 2 (or 3?) PC with 256MB RAM (enough for Win XP, I know, but I don`t have an older PC for MS-DOS right now). Luckily I have some slow-down programs for this DOS PC, maybe I should try again with slowing down first and then loading Lepicon...
If it's a MS-DOS program, try ->link<- - works almost flawless (under any modern windows/linux) -- Jeżeli jest to MS-DOSowy, spróbuj ->link<- - po prostu działa
Lepicon is available as "Lepicon-02.tgz", IZ-Arc asks if it should uncompress the GZipped Tar-Archive. I answered with "yes" and got a 20kbytes file named Lepicon-0.2 which seemed useless, so I renamed it to Lepicon02.Exe (which was wrong).
The funny thing is, this 20k file is still a TAR-archive which has to be unpacked again. So, renaming it to Lepicon02.TAR and unpacking it with IZ-Arc again gave me the 16k Lepicon.Exe file and this one seems to work now under Win XP command-line, at least it displays the help-menu. Now I have to create some 256-grayshade BMP file first, to test how the conversion works (since I only have colour-pictures)...
