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Open *.data files as greyscale images in GIMP

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I am trying to open a greyscale image in *.data format in GIMP, but the only options that I get are multichannel (RGB, RGB alpha, etc.). Is there a way to change this? Thanks.

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Ernesto Avatar asked Aug 07 '15 01:08

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File->Open

Choose Raw image data as the file type and find your .data file and open it.

In the proceeding Load Image From Raw Data dialog, set the Image Type to Indexed. Set the Offset to 0 and the Width and Height to the correct dimensions for your data. Leave everything under the Palette section as defaults.

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x-x Avatar answered Oct 09 '22 17:10

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