11-22-2025, 06:00 AM
After nearly eight years (2018) on the run (away from the QB64 project) and shutting down my popular QB64 forum, I'm opening up another one. Actually, the site that will host my new QB64 forum, will also host other forums for other programming languages, except C++. That is on another domain name.
In saying this, you can't have a QB64 forum without new and exciting QB64 projects.
Here's a project I thought I would use to wet some whistles...
Converting 24-Bit images into a 2- to 256-color palette image.
Here's a comparison screenshot between my demo and Adobe Photoshop 2025:
Even at 256-color palette, my demo is closer to the original colors than what Adobe Photoshop produces:
While this appears to be exciting to see, it would be even better if you could get a hold of the source code to the project. Well... Here it is, along with the images used:
On a side note, press any key to increase the number of palette colors.
RGBtoPalette.zip (Size: 1.85 MB / Downloads: 41)
In saying this, you can't have a QB64 forum without new and exciting QB64 projects.
Here's a project I thought I would use to wet some whistles...
Converting 24-Bit images into a 2- to 256-color palette image.
Here's a comparison screenshot between my demo and Adobe Photoshop 2025:
Even at 256-color palette, my demo is closer to the original colors than what Adobe Photoshop produces:
While this appears to be exciting to see, it would be even better if you could get a hold of the source code to the project. Well... Here it is, along with the images used:
On a side note, press any key to increase the number of palette colors.
RGBtoPalette.zip (Size: 1.85 MB / Downloads: 41)
The Joyful Programmer has changed call signs. The Joyful Programmer is now called "AstroCosmic Systems".
