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Old 01 July 2005, 16:55   #1
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Scalos backdrops

Hi everyone,
I have now installed Bloodwych's advanced desktop which uses Scalos.I want to change the workbench from boring grey to having a picture in it's place.I use MagicTV to enable Pal Hi res laced so am limited to 16 colours.However I am having no joy what so ever in accomplishing this.Magic Workbench was straight forward so could someone please point me in the right direction.Yours in hope
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Old 01 July 2005, 23:04   #2
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Top left tools menu (where most the settings are located):

http://classicwb.abime.net/classicwe...ures/prefs.png

Select Scalos->Pattern (see above)

Add the picture you want, but be careful - certain picture formats will hurt performance and large ones eat chipram on a standard Amiga. For more info, see the Scalos documentation also available from that tools menu under help.
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for the chipram problem on real amiga i recommend to use http://eab.abime.net/attachment.php?attachmentid=7752
To improve performance better convert picture to .iff
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Thanks Bloodwych - you are the man.Does it matter that I will be in high res laced mode or is it simply more important that the iff is up to scratch
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The picture format and size are the most important - resize the picture (and reduce colour depth) to the same dimensions as your screen mode or use a small picture and tile it (like scratches.iff already provided).

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The picture format and size are the most important - resize the picture (and reduce colour depth) to the same dimensions as your screen mode or use a small picture and tile it (like scratches.iff already provided).
Thanks again Bloodwych - you are the man!dave
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for the chipram problem on real amiga i recommend to use http://eab.abime.net/attachment.php?attachmentid=7752
To improve performance better convert picture to .iff
Thanks for the reply and knowledge - Its great having a community that is so keen and accessible - have a great weekDave
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