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I just started trying to add CSP's to brawl, I downloaded Meowmixs cupash and downloaded a CSP pack with premade CSP in it. I got through step 1 fine, the original CSP are in template are there, but during step 2 I keep getting something like "Mario_4 doesnt have a Index color will ignore" I've also downloaded the cupash_step2.pl in the guides and replaced the old one, and tried it again to no avail. I'm not entirely sure what the problem is but any help is appreciated.

Did you try indexing it again with Photoshop? You didn't say you reindexed, or anything.

I only have access to GIMP(free trial ran out on Photoshop) I did try reindexing again with 72 colors and I still get the error

Try lower than 72. Or try to find a way to get the photoshop trial again by downloading another version of photoshop(dont know if that would actually work to get the trial again.)

Well, I ended up finding a trial for CS2 Photoshop(not sure which version matters) I tried indexing it again With Local (perceptual) 72 and 256 colors, also tried lower than 72. Had transparent checked.Tried changing the transparent box to FF00FF and tried it with leaving it alone. I still get the So and so does not have a index palette screen. I'm probaly missing something simple but I cant seem to figure it out.

When you save a CSP in Photoshop, you need to click Save As and change the file type to tga. Clicking Save makes it use the default format, psd, which isn't usable.

I checked to make sure it was a TGA before saving it.

I'm not sure where I'm messing up exactly but I follow these steps

Open Photoshop

File > Open > NEW CSP BATCH > mario3_big.tga

Image > Mode > Change to RGB(Index is usually checked) > Index

Local (perceptual) > I either use 72 or 256 colors > Black and White > Transparency checked

Image > Color Table > change Transparency to FF00FF

Save as mario3_big.tga > Open Meow Mix CUPASH step 2 >  big mario 3 does not have an index palette

@mnsg For checking is its reconizing as Index I'm not sure how to check that. If you mean the little box on the right hand corner of the screen with the picture that says Index(theres also a lock icon next to it) then yes

I have tried leaving the Transparency box unchecked and als tried having the transparency on and not editing it at all in the color table.

I left the template files alone and put the CSP in the new files already I also tried re downloading CUPASH and its still the same problem.

Add magenta in before indexing and index without transparency checked.

Hmm, how exactly do you do this? I opened up the image and its already in Index format, I went to color table and I'm not sure were to add magenta. Theres whole palette seems filled up with black boxes at the bottom if you mean adding magenta in 1 of those. Also, there is a box at the top that has magenta in it but the color code is ff01ff, I've tried changing that to FF00FF and doing what you said it didnt work

Anyways I uploaded the image http://www.mediafire.com/?3mmmawyu2oz if anyone wanted to look at whats wrong(or not wrong) with the csp.

Yep...same problem, and if I may ask, how do you check if your using too many portraits? If it helps I've been using MASTERLINKS pack on youtube that already had CSPs added.

Around 150 big portraits, CUPASH will start acting up.

Use smashbox for these firstly, and secondsly, image > mode > RGB, then do what i said before.

I tried doing it through smashbox, the CSP is in but It has a magenta box around it.

You mean a magenta outline?

Ya, it shows the character but the background is all magenta

Then the magenta is not FF00FF.

Hmm, I've tried filling the background with FF00FF and it still gives me the magenta outline around the character. Is there something I'm missing? Sorry for all the questions.

You're getting a magenta outline because of this:


This is extremely bad advice.

Once you've got your CSP set up how you want it, index. Do not add magenta yet. Index with one less color than necessary. Go to the palette. In Photoshop, this is at Image>Mode>View Palette (or whatever, it's the very last option in the list). In GIMP, it's at Windows>Dockable Dialogs>Color Map. Add magenta as the last color. Make a new layer and fill it with magenta, then move it under the layer with the picture. You're done.