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Save r16 Pixmap?


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r16 is not an image format. You can do this:

pixmap->pixels->Save("Map.r16");

BTW, DDS files do support a variety of formats including floats and half-floats. I've been working with these lately and I think these are my preference. There may be some errors in the current DDS saving code for some formats, though.

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The reason I like DDS is because it includes the width and height information, and it specifies the pixel format. A 16-bit heightmap, for example, could consist of half-floats or unsigned shorts. With a raw file there's no way of knowing what format it is.

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