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12<h1 id="TPIMAGE_DETAILS_WINDOW">Window for Displaying Image Details</h1>
13<p>
14This window is used to display the details of a texture or palette image.<br> For textures that include mipmaps, it is also possible to display an image of the mipmap portion.
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16<ul class="sub_page">
17	<li><a href="#MOUSE_OPERATION">Mouse Operations in the Image Area</a></li>
18	<li><a href="#SHORTCUT">Shortcut Keys</a></li>
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21	<img src="images/tpimage_details_window.gif" alt="Window for Displaying Image Details">
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23<ol class="ui">
24	<li>
25		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.
26	</li>
27	<li>
28		Reduces and enlarges the view magnification.
29	</li>
30	<li>
31		Switches between displays of each component of the image (RGB, R, G, B, A).
32	</li>
33	<li>
34		Toggles the display of the image of the mipmap portion. It is only valid for texture images that contain mipmaps.
35	</li>
36	<li>
37		<p>
38		Displays the image.<br> For textures that include mipmaps, images in the mipmap portion are lined up at bottom left (only when mipmap display is enabled).
39		</p>
40		<p>
41		If only displaying the A component, a grayscale results where white parts are an opaque color and and black parts are transparent.<br> 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.
42		</p>
43	</li>
44	<li>
45		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.
46	</li>
47	<li>
48		<p>
49		In the case of a texture, the following four pieces of information will be displayed in order starting from the left.
50		</p>
51		<ul>
52			<li>Texture format.</li>
53			<li>Size (Width x Height)</li>
54			<li>Mipmap Level</li>
55			<li>Data size</li>
56		</ul>
57		<p>
58		In the case of a palette, the following three pieces of information will be displayed in order starting from the left.
59		</p>
60		<ul>
61			<li>Palette Format</li>
62			<li>Number of Colors in the Palette</li>
63			<li>Data size</li>
64		</ul>
65	</li>
66</ol>
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69<h2 id="MOUSE_OPERATION">Mouse Operations in the Image Area</h2>
70<p>
71Within the image area, there are the following four types of operational modes, which correspond to the status of the key being pressed.
72</p>
73<p class="warn">
74Regardless of the operational mode, right-clicking within the image area will close the window.
75</p>
76<table>
77	<caption>Mouse Operations in the Image Area</caption>
78	<thead>
79		<tr><td>Key Status</td><td>Mouse Cursor</td><td>How to Use</td></tr>
80	</thead>
81	<tbody>
82		<tr>
83			<td>None.</td>
84			<td><img src="images/tpimage_details_window_cur_arrow.gif" /></td>
85			<td>
86				If you point at an image, the corresponding pixel position and color will be displayed in the bottom part of the window.
87			</td>
88		</tr>
89		<tr>
90			<td>Space</td>
91			<td><img src="images/tpimage_details_window_cur_hand.gif" /></td>
92			<td>
93				Dragging with the left button will scroll the display area.<br> Only enabled when the entire image does not fit inside the area.
94			</td>
95		</tr>
96		<tr>
97			<td>Ctrl+Space</td>
98			<td><img src="images/tpimage_details_window_cur_zoomin.gif" /></td>
99			<td>
100				Clicking with the left button will zoom in, centering on the point that was clicked.<br> If an area outside the image is clicked, the display will zoom in on the center of the image.
101			</td>
102		</tr>
103		<tr>
104			<td>Alt+Space</td>
105			<td><img src="images/tpimage_details_window_cur_zoomout.gif" /></td>
106			<td>
107				Clicking with the left button will zoom out, centering on the point that was clicked.<br> If an area outside the image is clicked, the display will zoom out on the center of the image.
108			</td>
109		</tr>
110	</tbody>
111</table>
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114<h2 id="SHORTCUT">Shortcut Keys</h2>
115<p>
116The shortcut keys are as follows:<br> These operations are enabled only when this window is active.
117</p>
118<table>
119	<caption>Shortcut Keys</caption>
120	<thead>
121		<tr><td>Key</td><td>Operation</td></tr>
122	</thead>
123	<tbody>
124		<tr>
125			<td>Ctrl+Num -</td>
126			<td>Reduces the display magnification.</td>
127		</tr>
128		<tr>
129			<td>Ctrl+Num +</td>
130			<td>Reduces the display magnification.</td>
131		</tr>
132		<tr>
133			<td>Ctrl+1</td>
134			<td>Displays only the RGB components of an image.</td>
135		</tr>
136		<tr>
137			<td>Ctrl+2</td>
138			<td>Displays only the R component of an image.</td>
139		</tr>
140		<tr>
141			<td>Ctrl+3</td>
142			<td>Displays only the G component of an image.</td>
143		</tr>
144		<tr>
145			<td>Ctrl+4</td>
146			<td>Displays only the B component of an image.</td>
147		</tr>
148		<tr>
149			<td>Ctrl+5</td>
150			<td>Displays only the A component of an image.</td>
151		</tr>
152		<tr>
153			<td>Ctrl+M</td>
154			<td>Toggles the display of the image of the mipmap portion.</td>
155		</tr>
156	</tbody>
157</table>
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