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# PVP2ACT | ||
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Convert Dreamcast .PVP palette files into .ACT (Adobe Color Table) which can be loaded by Photoshop. | ||
Convert Dreamcast `.PVP` palette files into `.ACT` (Adobe Color Table) which can be loaded by Photoshop. | ||
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Initial version: | ||
- 565 / 555 palette support | ||
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# How to Use: | ||
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Before using this program, you need to properly dump the target image "without any palettes loaded in". I suggest to use PVRViewer .PNG export! | ||
Before using this program, you need to properly dump the target image without any palettes loaded in. I suggest to use PVRViewer .PNG export! | ||
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1) Open PVP2ACT.exe and select the .PVP file to convert, it will create 555/565 .ACT palettes. | ||
1) Open `PVP2ACT.exe` and select the `.PVP` file to convert, it will create 555/565 .ACT` palettes. | ||
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# How to load palettes in Photoshop: | ||
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1) Open the .PNG image, then set Color mode to "indexed". | ||
2) In the palette menu choose "Custom" and load "16-col.ACT" or "256-col.ACT". (according to palette) | ||
3) Click on Color Table, load your .ACT as "Custom" | ||
1) Open the `.PNG` image, then set Color mode to `Indexed`. | ||
2) In the palette menu choose `Custom` and load `16-col.ACT` or `256-col.ACT`. (according to palette) | ||
3) Click on Color Table, load your `.ACT` as `Custom` |