Federelli said:
How are you working with CI textures? I can't in photoshop, not without changing the palette.
I'm using Paint Shop Pro 8. Anyways, I give you the steps I'm following to work with these kind of textures, try to see if you can do the same with Photoshop:
1) Save palette (export to file).
2) Convert image to truecolor format
3) Do whatever you want with the texture.
4) Reload palette.
5) Make corrections, if necessary.
Once you reload the palette, the image will turn back into its original color depth. After that, some textures will look nice without doing anything else (a good example are the greyscale ones). Others will require some extra work. In this case, you'll need to undo this step and try to reduce color usage (or just use another color reduction method).
CI textures which include transparent areas are a bit annoying if the transparent color is similar to other colors in the palette. Replacing this color with a different one (as soon as you convert the image to truecolor) may help. Note that you'll need to swap back colors after you load the palette again.
Well, that's all. Hope it helps.
