Doodle (Atari)
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| − | '''Doodle''' is a raster image format used on Atari ST computers. | + | '''Doodle''' is a raster image format used on Atari ST computers. It is apparently the native format of a paint program named ''Dr. Doodle''. |
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Revision as of 16:19, 2 May 2017
- See Doodle for other formats with that name.
Doodle is a raster image format used on Atari ST computers. It is apparently the native format of a paint program named Dr. Doodle.
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Format details
Files are exactly 32000 bytes in size, and are essentially just a dump of video memory.
Doodle is supposed to be a high resolution (640×400) bi-level format, but in practice some .doo files contain a medium resolution (640×200) or low resolution (320×200) image instead. It is not possible to determine the resolution just by looking at the file, and presumably only high resolution format is portable.
Software
Sample files
High res
Medium res
Low res
Links
- MultimediaWiki article
- ST Picture Formats (link might be broken – more info)
