In message <78dc288d4e.charles@xxxxxxxxxxx> charles <charles@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > In message <6f03128d4e.martin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> > Martin Wuerthner <lists@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > >> In message <ba55018d4e.charles@xxxxxxxxxxx> >> charles <charles@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: >> >>> The sprite I want to see in ArtWorks 2.61 (and see in !paint quite >>> clearly on the same machine/mode) tells me in the spritepool info that >>> it is 32bppCMYK, 644 x 647, 1666716 bytes and in billions of colours. >> >> That sounds unlikely. Iyonix !Paint cannot display CMYK sprites. Paint >> displays it as if it was an RGB sprite. >> >> So, if the sprite in question really is a CMYK sprite, then ArtWorks >> displays it correctly while Paint will not. > > Sprite info from !paint says it is colours "D". Without mask or > palette. Colours "D"? Maybe that should give you a clue that Paint does not really understand the format of this sprite. Iyonix Paint does not understand CMYK sprites. Select Paint does, displays Colours "CMYK" and displays a black rectangle, too, just as ArtWorks. >> If you see it correctly in Paint then maybe the sprite really is a 16M >> colour RGB sprite that just happens to claim it is CMYK. >> >>> Dragging the sprite into !Artworks just gives me a black rectangle. >> >> So, maybe that is what it is? > > No, it is a Leprosy Mission logo in white and two blues... Yes, that is what it would be if its sprite type field was set to 6 (16M colours RGB), but unfortunately, it is set to 7 (CMYK). In addition, the "K" components of all pixels contain &FF, i.e., 100% Black. So, ArtWorks is perfectly right in displaying a black rectangle. What program did you save the sprite from? A program that incorrectly interpreted the sprite data as 16M colour RGB (and ignored the non-zero values in the reserved bytes) would display a white and blue logo, but that would be entirely wrong. Martin -- --------------------------------------------------------------------- Martin Wuerthner MW Software lists@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ---------------------------------------------------------------------