PNG Settings
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PNG Settings
I keep getting this error - and I am certain I am simply missing something here...
"WARNING[Main]: Irrlicht: PNG warning: Interlace handling should be turned on when using png_read_image"
Is there a way to avoid this in the way I save a PNG? Should interlacing be turned off to avoid the error? I have so many png files and the warning doesn't identify the culprit.
"WARNING[Main]: Irrlicht: PNG warning: Interlace handling should be turned on when using png_read_image"
Is there a way to avoid this in the way I save a PNG? Should interlacing be turned off to avoid the error? I have so many png files and the warning doesn't identify the culprit.
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Re: PNG Settings
This warning is caused by Irrlicht and you can safely ignore it.
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Re: PNG Settings
LOL! I wish I could ignore it. I am trying to teach elementary students about the game from all aspects. They found the errors in their black box of messages... hahaha. In the next six months I am hoping to have them all creating their own mods, but part of that is trouble shooting, right?sfan5 wrote:This warning is caused by Irrlicht and you can safely ignore it.
I did find a way around it though! :)
Being from the old days of graphic arts, I remembered how file prep was so very important with image setters. I don't know if things are so touchy in graphics today, but they are in Minetest!
So the answer to avoiding the error " Irrlicht: PNG warning: Interlace handling should be turned on when using png_read_image" seems to be to save png files without compression or interlacing. The file can be RGB or index (it seems), but the other two settings seem to make the error pop up.
If there's more information to this that I find I'll share, or if anyone has anything to add that would be great! For now, I have to go change dozens of png images... lol Batch work...
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Re: PNG Settings
Ok - I know everyone says PNG errors can simply be ignored - but I can tell you that there are two that are killing my clients - keeping them from loading the world.
The interlace warning DOES seem to slow things down in loading, but not nearly as bad as iCCP: known incorrect sRGB profile kills it to the point of 5 plus minute loads - if it ever loads. When it finally loads I get nothing but a grey screen.
Anyone know a fix to this one? I have opened every png I created hoping to edit, but haven't found any profile saved with the files. Maybe there SHOULD be one?
At this point I am thinking about closing down use of it at the school and replacing every png with jpg and gif.
Any thoughts??
The interlace warning DOES seem to slow things down in loading, but not nearly as bad as iCCP: known incorrect sRGB profile kills it to the point of 5 plus minute loads - if it ever loads. When it finally loads I get nothing but a grey screen.
Anyone know a fix to this one? I have opened every png I created hoping to edit, but haven't found any profile saved with the files. Maybe there SHOULD be one?
At this point I am thinking about closing down use of it at the school and replacing every png with jpg and gif.
Any thoughts??
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Re: PNG Settings
Have you tried using Krita to set the profiles?christoferlevich wrote:Ok - I know everyone says PNG errors can simply be ignored - but I can tell you that there are two that are killing my clients - keeping them from loading the world.
The interlace warning DOES seem to slow things down in loading, but not nearly as bad as iCCP: known incorrect sRGB profile kills it to the point of 5 plus minute loads - if it ever loads. When it finally loads I get nothing but a grey screen.
Anyone know a fix to this one? I have opened every png I created hoping to edit, but haven't found any profile saved with the files. Maybe there SHOULD be one?
At this point I am thinking about closing down use of it at the school and replacing every png with jpg and gif.
Any thoughts??
I'm having a difficult time contemplating this error, as I have never encountered it. But I can say that Krita may be helpful.
There other software but I am only familiar with GNU Linux software, and I assume (unless a proressive school admin) if this is through a school, this is all either MS or Apple?
https://docs.krita.org/Profiling_and_Callibration
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Re: PNG Settings
Why not only show them in verbose mode if they can be ignored?sfan5 wrote:This warning is caused by Irrlicht and you can safely ignore it.
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Re: PNG Settings
I will check Krita out. We are using Windows 10 for everything, though I am thinking of loading Linux to a PC and be done with it. We also happen to have a subscription to Photoshop, so I used that over GIMP. PNG seems to be a pain. lolTumeniNodes wrote:[Have you tried using Krita to set the profiles?
I'm having a difficult time contemplating this error, as I have never encountered it. But I can say that Krita may be helpful.
There other software but I am only familiar with GNU Linux software, and I assume (unless a proressive school admin) if this is through a school, this is all either MS or Apple?
https://docs.krita.org/Profiling_and_Callibration
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Re: PNG Settings
Everything's a "pain" these days... Never had "png profile issues" with good ole' crayons and paper... :Dchristoferlevich wrote:I will check Krita out. We are using Windows 10 for everything, though I am thinking of loading Linux to a PC and be done with it. We also happen to have a subscription to Photoshop, so I used that over GIMP. PNG seems to be a pain. lolTumeniNodes wrote:[Have you tried using Krita to set the profiles?
I'm having a difficult time contemplating this error, as I have never encountered it. But I can say that Krita may be helpful.
There other software but I am only familiar with GNU Linux software, and I assume (unless a proressive school admin) if this is through a school, this is all either MS or Apple?
https://docs.krita.org/Profiling_and_Callibration
edit> of course this could all be a setting in advanced setting too... 0_o
but, I would honestly take sfan5's advice to be honest... just stick a piece of duct tape over the screen where this error pops up ; )
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Re: PNG Settings
OK - moving along in my attempt to resolve the matter, I have a question to ask about the file format used in the textures. PNG is the first choice, but is that because its the most modern and popular file format or is there a real reason for it? For instance, if I can create transparency through gifs, why wouldn't I always use the gif file format? Is PNG faster? Smaller? Does it have advantages I am not thinking about?
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Re: PNG Settings
I'm currently looking into the "iCCP: known incorrect sRGB profile" warnings from my subgame. To that end I have written a Python 3 script that uses GraphicsMagick to report any embedded PNG color profiles.christoferlevich wrote: The interlace warning DOES seem to slow things down in loading, but not nearly as bad as iCCP: known incorrect sRGB profile kills it to the point of 5 plus minute loads - if it ever loads. When it finally loads I get nothing but a grey screen.
Anyone know a fix to this one? I have opened every png I created hoping to edit, but haven't found any profile saved with the files. Maybe there SHOULD be one?
So far it looks like these warnings are triggered whenever "Profile-color: 3144 bytes". Other profiles are not a problem. As a next step I'll see if I can modify my script to strip color profiles from affected files.
Here is the scanning script as it is right now:
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#!/usr/bin/env python3
top = "/home/martin/git/stampy_game/mods/"
import os, subprocess
from os.path import join
for root, dirs, files in os.walk(top):
for n in files:
if ".png" in n:
f = join(root, n)
cmd = ['gm', 'identify', '-verbose', f]
r = subprocess.check_output(cmd).decode("utf-8")
for x in r.splitlines():
if 'rofile-' in x:
print(f)
print(x)
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$ python pngscan.py
gm identify: iCCP: known incorrect sRGB profile (/home/martin/git/stampy_game/mods/wool/textures/wool_light_blue.png).
/home/martin/git/stampy_game/mods/wool/textures/wool_light_blue.png
Profile-color: 3144 bytes
gm identify: iCCP: known incorrect sRGB profile (/home/martin/git/stampy_game/mods/throwing/textures/arrow_particle.png).
/home/martin/git/stampy_game/mods/throwing/textures/arrow_particle.png
Profile-color: 3144 bytes
gm identify: iCCP: known incorrect sRGB profile (/home/martin/git/stampy_game/mods/hud/textures/poison_swirl.png).
/home/martin/git/stampy_game/mods/hud/textures/poison_swirl.png
Profile-color: 3144 bytes
gm identify: iCCP: known incorrect sRGB profile (/home/martin/git/stampy_game/mods/hud/textures/hunger_swirl.png).
/home/martin/git/stampy_game/mods/hud/textures/hunger_swirl.png
Profile-color: 3144 bytes
Re: PNG Settings
Update: It works! I'm using "-strip" to get rid of the bad color profiles and ran this over my subgame. Now I'm no longer getting any iCCP warnings on the MT console.
Here is the updated version of my script with color profile stripping:
Edit: I've started a pull request for minetest_game about this: https://github.com/minetest/minetest_game/pull/1515
Here is the updated version of my script with color profile stripping:
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#!/usr/bin/env python3
# Strip color profiles of size 3144 from PNGs
# Needs GraphicsMagick
top = "/home/martin/git/stampy_game/"
import os, subprocess
from os.path import join
for root, dirs, files in os.walk(top):
for n in files:
if ".png" in n:
f = join(root, n)
cmd = ['gm', 'identify', '-verbose', f]
r = subprocess.check_output(cmd).decode("utf-8")
for x in r.splitlines():
if 'Profile-color: 3144 bytes' in x:
print(f)
print(x)
os.system("gm mogrify -strip %s" % f)
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Re: PNG Settings
I am excited to read about the progress you've made with this error. I just wish I knew how to run a script like this (still lots to learn).Morn76 wrote:Update: It works! I'm using "-strip" to get rid of the bad color profiles and ran this over my subgame. Now I'm no longer getting any iCCP warnings on the MT console.
Here is the updated version of my script with color profile stripping:
Edit: I've started a pull request for minetest_game about this: https://github.com/minetest/minetest_game/pull/1515Code: Select all
#!/usr/bin/env python3 # Strip color profiles of size 3144 from PNGs # Needs GraphicsMagick top = "/home/martin/git/stampy_game/" import os, subprocess from os.path import join for root, dirs, files in os.walk(top): for n in files: if ".png" in n: f = join(root, n) cmd = ['gm', 'identify', '-verbose', f] r = subprocess.check_output(cmd).decode("utf-8") for x in r.splitlines(): if 'Profile-color: 3144 bytes' in x: print(f) print(x) os.system("gm mogrify -strip %s" % f)
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Re: PNG Settings
It's not that difficult:christoferlevich wrote: I am excited to read about the progress you've made with this error. I just wish I knew how to run a script like this (still lots to learn).
1. install Python 3, https://www.python.org/downloads/
2. install GrapicsMagick (easily done on Linux with a package manager and on macOS with Homebrew, and supposedly there is even a GM package for Windows)
3. run the script, in Windows Python comes with a nice GUI where you can load and run scripts, on Linux/macOS you would probably use the terminal: "python my_little_program.py", or something like that. :-)
But you don't even need Python, if you can get either ImageMagick or GraphicsMagick installed, you can run either "gm mogrify -strip image.png" (for GM) or "mogrify -strip image.png" (for IM) on an image to strip it of its profile. Of course doing that for hundreds of images would get a bit tedious, therefore using Python, or Perl, or a shell language to loop over the files makes sense.
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Re: PNG Settings
I put all my texture thru OptiPNG and haven't had any PNG errors since.
The visuals don't seem to have suffered any that I can tell.
Took less than a minute for all default Minetest Game images.
The visuals don't seem to have suffered any that I can tell.
Took less than a minute for all default Minetest Game images.
Re: PNG Settings
OK, I've tried this with OptiPNG. While file sizes came down slightly, the broken color profiles remained intact (on default settings).Napiophelios wrote:I put all my texture thru OptiPNG and haven't had any PNG errors since.
The visuals don't seem to have suffered any that I can tell.
Took less than a minute for all default Minetest Game images.
Then I tried "optipng -strip all" and that seems to have done the trick.
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Re: PNG Settings
I am going to try ImageMagick and I'll check out Optipng too, but why don't I just go index colors in the PNG and eliminate all RGB? File size and image quality?
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Re: PNG Settings
Indexed textures have been tried before in minetest_game and quickly reverted as they created a problem with certain textures on some graphics cards: https://github.com/minetest/minetest_game/issues/1397christoferlevich wrote:I am going to try ImageMagick and I'll check out Optipng too, but why don't I just go index colors in the PNG and eliminate all RGB? File size and image quality?
So you can certainly try converting everything to indexed in your game (or texture pack), but it might look bad and is not a good solution for minetest_game.
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Re: PNG Settings
Well, I don't want to make one bug trying to fix another... lol... thats for sure.
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Re: PNG Settings
This particular bug was only a problem for textures with transparent pixels such as leaves, grass, and rails. Everything else was fine apparently.christoferlevich wrote:Well, I don't want to make one bug trying to fix another... lol... thats for sure.
Re: PNG Settings
Morn76 wrote:christoferlevich wrote: 1. install Python 3, https://www.python.org/downloads/
No need to install Python. Just ImageMagick and a shell already is enough:
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find . -type f -name '*.png' -print0 | xargs mogrify -strip
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Re: PNG Settings
It seems I have everything I need... ImageMagick installed on Win10 - I ran through command line and got this message... 'xargs' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
operable program or batch file.
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Re: PNG Settings
Try using an actual version of Linux.christoferlevich wrote:It seems I have everything I need... ImageMagick installed on Win10 - I ran through command line and got this message... 'xargs' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
Re: PNG Settings
Or install the Windows Subsystem for Linux in Windows 10. It's basically Ubuntu running on top of Windows 10.sofar wrote:Try using an actual version of Linux.christoferlevich wrote:It seems I have everything I need... ImageMagick installed on Win10 - I ran through command line and got this message... 'xargs' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
Or learn how to use Python, it works great on Windows 10 too! :-)
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Re: PNG Settings
Prob best to just run a straight up Linux system. This subsystem is still in it's infancy.Morn76 wrote: Or install the Windows Subsystem for Linux in Windows 10. It's basically Ubuntu running on top of Windows 10.
pick a distro, look into dual boot or VM, etc. and get help from the community you pick.
Although I also realize being in a school environment your options regarding these steps may be limited. I know some schools strictly forbid staff from altering any of these things due to warranty/licensing issues, etc..
This creates a difficult situation because, I am sure I would be opposed on this but, Linux does tend to have more specifically "targeted" software than Mac or Win in these sort of scenarios. And free compared to having a cost attached, which also presents a problem in a school environment.
This "MS working with Ubuntu" stuff has always seemed "sketchy" to me (this is not the first project they have collaborated on)... I get visions of headlines..." MS acquires Canonicle" : /
MS's history is wrought with them... "acquiring" pretty much any and all companies they "work with" eventually.
and Ubuntu (to them) has been a broken stitch in their side for a long time, just a nagging little pest which is always present, ever increasingly taking a little bite out of their pockets
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Re: PNG Settings
You can also install other Linux distros under WSL, e.g. OpenSUSE or Arch. WSL is just a compatibility layer.TumeniNodes wrote:MS's history is wrought with them... "acquiring" pretty much any and all companies they "work with" eventually.
and Ubuntu (to them) has been a broken stitch in their side for a long time, just a nagging little pest which is always present, ever increasingly taking a little bite out of their pockets
I think the use case for WSL is precisely running commands like sofar's xargs-based solution above. One advantage of WSL over a VM is that files can be easily edited under both Linux and Windows without having to deal with VM images and all that setup complexity.
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