Color map problems
David Mandel
dmandel at transport.com
Wed Feb 26 21:52:04 EST 1997
On Wed, 26 Feb 1997, Angus Carr wrote:
> This sounds like a problem for r.colormode float.
> try that, then d.rast the gif file again.
>
> The problem is that grass uses a 256 colour colormap, using (by default) a
> fixed set of colors that represent a systematic selection through the
> colours. It is not optimized for any particular image. Your gif file is
> being forced to use this color map, rather than its own. r.colormode float
> will allowthe image to use its own colormap. The rest of the system will
> retain the normal colormap, so thing will flash in and out all the time.
> Try it....
>
I have tryed both r.colormode fixed and r.colormode float, with little
luck. Indeed, I normally run most of my applications including GRASS with
private color maps to avoid color problems.
However, I have yet to try r.in.gif as Jim Schmidt suggested as my GRASS
version of Linux is too old to have this. My AIX version does have this
and I have had good luck with it. I suppose I should think about
updating my Linux GRASS. Someday.
Dave Mandel
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