Palette Recoloring

Mista Epic · Postby **Mista Epic** » Wed Sep 03, 2014 11:26 am

Hey, if anybody wants to know how to use a Palette to Recolor something, there's a GIMP filter! Post Here! Also, there's Palettes you can find here! You need to convert and export the palettes to be GIMP-ready however. You can use Paletton for that, or use GIMP's Image Convert to Indexed. I also feel like it should be worth noting that more about palettes can be found here, and also that GIMP can be downloaded for free here!

RudeGuy · Postby **RudeGuy** » Wed Sep 03, 2014 1:13 pm

Meh...

There isn't only the SMB2 palette (http://imgur.com/2z97Yly). Also I'd recommend to download paint.NET 3.1.1 instead to recolor graphics.

Mista Epic · Postby **Mista Epic** » Wed Sep 03, 2014 1:15 pm

Christian07 wrote:Meh...

There isn't only the SMB2 palette (http://imgur.com/2z97Yly). Also I'd recommend to download paint.NET 3.1.1 instead to recolor graphics.

I have PAINT.net but have no idea how to use it to recolor things using palettes. If you could help that's be great.

RudeGuy · Postby **RudeGuy** » Wed Sep 03, 2014 1:23 pm

Mista Epic wrote:
I have PAINT.net but have no idea how to use it to recolor things using palettes. If you could help that's be great.

That's easy. Just use a thing called "pick up color" (or how it is called; anyways his usage is to pick up a specific color), take a color from the palette, then switch to the bucket (that thing which change the color of a section to another color) and start recoloring. Hope you can understand me.

Mista Epic · Postby **Mista Epic** » Wed Sep 03, 2014 2:22 pm

Actually, I remember that I have a palette marcher for Paint.net. I can use that.

EDIT: Found a image to palette filter. Link here.

HenryRichard · Postby **HenryRichard** » Wed Sep 03, 2014 2:25 pm

You don't need a gimp filter, you can just open a colormap tab, double-click the color you want to change, then get whatever color you want it to be. That's what I've been using for the past 2 years, and all my stuff has turned out fine.

Mista Epic · Postby **Mista Epic** » Wed Sep 03, 2014 2:47 pm

HenryRichard wrote:You don't need a gimp filter, you can just open a colormap tab, double-click the color you want to change, then get whatever color you want it to be. That's what I've been using for the past 2 years, and all my stuff has turned out fine.

Really? I just figured all this shit out at school during lunch. Nice to know!