Raster Master RAW
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'''Raster Master RAW''', or '''RM RAW''', is a simple raster graphics format associated with Raster Master v3.0+. | '''Raster Master RAW''', or '''RM RAW''', is a simple raster graphics format associated with Raster Master v3.0+. | ||
| − | Raster Master is a sprite/icon editor for DOS, designed for use in software development. It was developed by Nick Onoufriou and Blueview Software. | + | Raster Master is a sprite/icon editor for DOS (later Windows), designed for use in software development. It was developed by Nick Onoufriou and Blueview Software. |
The format is minimalistic. There's no simple way to identify a RAW file as such, just from its contents. However, it is not a [[raw bitmap]] format. | The format is minimalistic. There's no simple way to identify a RAW file as such, just from its contents. However, it is not a [[raw bitmap]] format. | ||
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== Software == | == Software == | ||
| − | * Raster Master (See the RM.DOC file to learn about changing the format.) | + | * Raster Master for DOS (See the RM.DOC file to learn about changing the format.) |
** {{CdTextfiles|svgold/CDR15/RMASTR36.ZIP|v3.6}} | ** {{CdTextfiles|svgold/CDR15/RMASTR36.ZIP|v3.6}} | ||
** {{CdTextfiles|ems/emspro1/PASUTIL/RMAST37A.ZIP|v3.7A}} | ** {{CdTextfiles|ems/emspro1/PASUTIL/RMAST37A.ZIP|v3.7A}} | ||
** {{CdTextfiles|ems/emspro20/disk1/PASUTIL/RMAST40.ZIP|v4.0}} | ** {{CdTextfiles|ems/emspro20/disk1/PASUTIL/RMAST40.ZIP|v4.0}} | ||
** [{{SACFTPURL|graph|rmast50.zip}} v5.0] | ** [{{SACFTPURL|graph|rmast50.zip}} v5.0] | ||
| + | ** [https://github.com/RetroNick2020/raster-master-dos Source code at GitHub] | ||
| + | * [https://github.com/RetroNick2020/raster-master Raster Master for Windows - GitHub project] | ||
Latest revision as of 14:39, 25 September 2022
Raster Master RAW, or RM RAW, is a simple raster graphics format associated with Raster Master v3.0+.
Raster Master is a sprite/icon editor for DOS (later Windows), designed for use in software development. It was developed by Nick Onoufriou and Blueview Software.
The format is minimalistic. There's no simple way to identify a RAW file as such, just from its contents. However, it is not a raw bitmap format.
[edit] See also
- Young Picasso - Same developer
[edit] Specifications
- rmast50.zip → rm.doc, section named "THE 'RAW' FORMAT"
[edit] Software
- Raster Master for DOS (See the RM.DOC file to learn about changing the format.)
- Raster Master for Windows - GitHub project
