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  9. Posted

    Just a quick question: what advantage do PNGs have over JPEGs?

    Portable Network Graphics files (PNGs) have lossless image compression, whereas JPEG requires you to trade image quality for file size reduction.

    Some programs don't support the selection of the image quality when saving JPEGs (notably Internet Explorer when you right-click on an image), and always save at a fixed compression level.

    Why not just saving pics as jpg with 0% compression.

    I tryed, the png and jpg pics looked 100% the same, but the jpg pic was 30-40% smaller.

  10. Posted

    we will release an improoved controls pbo as soon as possible on that matter.

    Due to the very complex nature of this addon, it is impossible for us to check under all conditions if the addon doesnt conflict in any way with other addons.

    The most likely reason for CTD's occuring is a conflict with some other (scripted) addon.

    We have to rely on feedback of people that are experiencing problems to tackle the conflicts.

    So, if any of you, having problems, is willing to find out for us which addon is making the havoc ctd or in any way behave erratic, we would appreciate it.

    The method of finding the conflicting addon is:

    rename all NON-BIS addons in your addons folders from *.pbo to *.pbx , except for the dkmm_mi28.pbo (this disables the pbo for ofp).

    Start ofp and check if the havoc runs normal.

    if so, close ofp and rename the pbx files back to pbo, one at a time, and check if the havoc still runs fine.

    when the conflicting pbo is reactivated, the havoc problems will reoccur. We would like to know what the conflicting addon name is, so we can investifate it and eliminate the problem.

    Your help is highly appreciated.

    Carnage

    hehe, this could take years.... maaaaaany addons I have unclesam.gif

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