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- ---------GFXRip V0.9----------
- Written by Mr.Mad of United Forces
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- Docs translated to English by Rapid Ram Runner of United Forces
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- Controls
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- All Functions are activated by clicking with the left Mousebutton on their
- Gadgets. Some Functions can be made work faster if you click with both
- Mousebuttons at the same time. For Example "Height": normally a Click
- with the left one only changes the Value by One, but if you click with
- both Buttons, this Procedure is repeated constantly.
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- Upper Block
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- Width: This is the Width of the Picture to be saved.
- The Modulo isn't regarded (important if the Pic's BITMAPs
- lie side by side).
- Height: Gives you the Height of the BITMAPs (Yeah, you guessed it !).
- At the Values 200 and 256 the Counter stops for a Second with
- fast Search.
- Depth: Number of Bitplanes.
- Modulo: How many Words are to be jumped at each Line.
- DDFStart: This is the DataFetchStart starting from the left Screenborder.
- DDFStop: This is the DataFetchStop ending at the right Screenborder.
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- BPL1-BPL6: These are the BitPlane Pointers. ON/OFF activates the Pointers
- or deactivates them when searching.
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- Lower Block
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- Color: Switching between Display of BPL-Pointer and Colors.
- SearchCopLst: Scans the Memory for a Copperlist for Colors.
- SearchColTab: Searches for a Colortab in Memory. By clicking the right
- MButton Colortabs are searched. It is possible to scroll
- through Memory by using the Cursorkeys. SpaceBar switches
- between "ColMap" and "CopMap". In ColMap-Mode it is supposed
- that the Colors lie directly one after the other in Memory, in
- CopMap-Mode the Proggie thinks that there's always a
- meanless empty Word between the Colors. (e.g. CopperLists).
- HAM-HB: Switches between HAM-Mode and HalfBright-Mode.
- Dec-Hex: Switches the numeric Display between Decimal and Hex.
- Standard: Resets everything to original Position (This one doesn't affect
- the Pointers)
- Forward-Backward: Shows the Scan-Direction for Color- und Bitmapscan.
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- Quit: Take a wild Guess!. (You might also click on the upper left
- Corner of the Screen.
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- BPLptr: When activating this Function a Bar appears in the Statusline.
- With this Bar you can set the Startaddress for the Search for
- Copperlists. All Pointers that aren't switched "OFF" are set
- to this Address.
- SearchCopLst: Scans Memory for a Copperlist for the Pointers, if possible
- it sets DDFStart, DDFStop, the Modulo and Hi-
- or LoResolution.
- SearchManual: Scanning manually through Memory by using the Mouse.
- Only Pointers that are switched "ON" are affected.
- Invert: Inverts the State of the Pointers ("ON"-"OFF")
- Reset: Resets all Pointers to Zero
- Clear: Clears a Pointer (select one with Mouse)
- Swap: Swaps two Pointers
- Copy: Copies a Pointer to an other.
- Move: Moves the visible Section of Pictures that can't be shown
- completely when you move your Mouse.
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- Save:
- IFF-ILBM: Saves the Pic with the given Values as IFF-File.
- (the Pic won't be crunched)
- RawNorm: Saves the Pic BITMAP by BITMAP one after the other.
- RawBlit: Saves the Pic Line by Line
- (Looks like this with 3 Bitplanes:
- 1 Line 1 Plane, 1 Line 2 Plane, 1 Line 3 Plane,
- 2 Line 1 Plane, 2 Line 2 Plane...)
- CMAP: Only saves the ColorMap as a Sourcecode for Copperuse.
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- LoRes: Shows the Resolution. You can choose between LoRes and HiRes.
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- SearchChip-FastMem:
- This Option gives the Ripper the Possibility to scan through
- FastMem if existent. The Option doesn't affect any other
- Functions, even the ones that use the COPPERLIST to find
- the Colors and Addresses can be used without any Reduction.
- All Accesses on Memory now refer to Fastmem. This Function
- can't be cancelled. At least 180 KB Mem for Bitplanes should
- be free if you use this Option.
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- UNITED FORCES in July/August 1990
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- If you got any Questions, Bugreports or Tips,
- then drop me a Letter to the following Address:
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- PLK 038 338 B
- 3320 SALZGITTER 31
- (WEST)GERMANY
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