Window for Displaying Image Details

This window is used to display the details of a texture or palette image.
For textures that include mipmaps, it is also possible to display an image of the mipmap portion.

• Mouse Operations in the Image Area
• Shortcut Keys

1. Displays the current view magnification level. This can also be set directly. Pressing the button on the right allows you to select from multiple magnification ratios.
2. Reduces and enlarges the view magnification.
3. Switches between displays of each component of the image (RGB, R, G, B, A).
4. Toggles the display of the image of the mipmap portion. It is only valid for texture images that contain mipmaps.

5. Displays the image.
   For textures that include mipmaps, images in the mipmap portion are lined up at bottom left (only when mipmap display is enabled).

   If only displaying the A component, a grayscale results where white parts are an opaque color and and black parts are transparent.
   When displaying any of the RGB components at the same time, a semi-transparent image where red corresponds to the alpha value is super-imposed on the RGB components.

6. The pixel position (x, y) and the color (RGBA) are displayed when the mouse points at the image area. In the case of a palette, the color number and the color (RGBA) will be displayed.

7. In the case of a texture, the following four pieces of information will be displayed in order starting from the left.

   • Texture format.
   • Size (Width x Height)
   • Mipmap Level
   • Data size

   In the case of a palette, the following three pieces of information will be displayed in order starting from the left.

   • Palette Format
   • Number of Colors in the Palette
   • Data size

Mouse Operations in the Image Area

Within the image area, there are the following four types of operational modes, which correspond to the status of the key being pressed.

Regardless of the operational mode, right-clicking within the image area will close the window.

Mouse Operations in the Image Area

Key Status	Mouse Cursor	How to Use
None.		If you point at an image, the corresponding pixel position and color will be displayed in the bottom part of the window.
Space		Dragging with the left button will scroll the display area. Only enabled when the entire image does not fit inside the area.
Ctrl+Space		Clicking with the left button will zoom in, centering on the point that was clicked. If an area outside the image is clicked, the display will zoom in on the center of the image.
Alt+Space		Clicking with the left button will zoom out, centering on the point that was clicked. If an area outside the image is clicked, the display will zoom out on the center of the image.

Shortcut Keys

The shortcut keys are as follows:
These operations are enabled only when this window is active.

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