@Renoir

Hi Renoir,

Thanks so much for posting... unfortunately the only version of Graphics studio I can find online is version 1.0 with no instructions or manual.

I've played with it a lot and can't find ANY features for getting more than 32 colors.

I'd be forever grateful if you could find the program you're talking about to help verify what its called and what it's features are for copper.

thanks again.

And that you too Samurai_Crow

@trixie

Thanks guys. I'm still looking and will report back if I find it... It seems like I'm going to have to download and try every painting program that ever existed for the Amiga. :( a VERY big list indeed.

@Gnu

that only works in ham mode too, doesnt it?

@Gnu

Hi Gnu,

thanks, but I don't think this is what I'm after. I mean working in indexed color mode, NOT HAM, and theres a special feature that alows the artist to designate a horizontal line which represents a copper palette changem then set the palette for that vertical portion of the screen. (below that line.)

I think the programns you're talking about just all support ham varients but do it all automatically...(not allowing for manual palette changes per scanline)

Am I mistaken?

thanks

Hi Everyone.

I'm a professional video game artist, and had developed my skills on an Amiga using delux paint and then Brilliance.

For a short while I owned a painting program with a very cool and unique feature that would let the artist use the copper to manually change the first 16 color indexes per scanline!

Does anyone remember which program that was?
I really have need for it now.

thanks