Hello
I am trying to reduce a truecolor image to a palette one.
imagetruecolort opalette() works just fine, except, that I would like to
keep a few color unchanged. like a (255,0,0) red, a (255,255,255) white
.... and so on.
My truecolors images are somewhat greenish, with only a tiny bit of red
or white, so when I use imagetruecolort opalette(), those colors are
lost.
It would be great to initialise the destination palette with a few
colors, and then let imagetruecolort opalette() do the job for the rest
of the palette.
Is it possible ?
Thanks
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