Something in Tool

[Elite Killa]

When I'm trying to compile something in tool, I get this:


skipping bitmap with non-power-of-two dimensions

What does this mean?

[Patrickssj6]

That the bitmap size (resolution) is not in the power of 2. :confused2:

What size is it?

[Elite Killa]

That the bitmap size (resolution) is not in the power of 2. :confused2:

What size is it?

One is (#1735x#1772#1)

Another is (#320X#321#1)

[OmegaDragon]

Just like it says it is. The bitmap you are tying to convert is not to the power of two.
Example:
2 goes to
4 goes to
8 goes to
16 goes to
32 goes to
64 goes to
128 goes to
256 goes to
512 goes to
1024
etc.

So your bit map should be perhaps 512x512 or 1024x1024. Depends on what you want the size to be.


*attempt to get answer to own question in the same thread now that I have given an answer to this problem*

Now for my own question. Anyone know what is wrong with this one? (i don't feel like making a new thread just for this.)

==> !!WARNING!! failed to open TIFF: unsupported bits per sample (16) or sample
count (3) <==

[Patrickssj6]

Just like it says it is. The bitmap you are tying to convert is not to the power of two.
Example:
2 goes to
4 goes to
8 goes to
16 goes to
32 goes to
64 goes to
128 goes to
256 goes to
512 goes to
1024
etc.

So your bit map should be perhaps 512x512 or 1024x1024. Depends on what you want the size to be.


*attempt to get answer to own question in the same thread now that I have given an answer to this problem*

Now for my own question. Anyone know what is wrong with this one? (i don't feel like making a new thread just for this.)

==> !!WARNING!! failed to open TIFF: unsupported bits per sample (16) or sample
count (3) <==
I had that problem before...make a new document and copy paste the image onto it...then save...it should work.

[Elite Killa]

Just like it says it is. The bitmap you are tying to convert is not to the power of two.
Example:
2 goes to
4 goes to
8 goes to
16 goes to
32 goes to
64 goes to
128 goes to
256 goes to
512 goes to
1024
etc.

So your bit map should be perhaps 512x512 or 1024x1024. Depends on what you want the size to be.


*attempt to get answer to own question in the same thread now that I have given an answer to this problem*

Now for my own question. Anyone know what is wrong with this one? (i don't feel like making a new thread just for this.)

==> !!WARNING!! failed to open TIFF: unsupported bits per sample (16) or sample
count (3) <==
Thank you very much for the help. +rep

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