Palette Functions
From Archaic Pixels
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Palette Functions
set_color
| void set_color(int num, int rgb); |
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Set the specified color (0-511) to the given rgb-value. Extended Documentation |
set_color_rgb
| void set_color_rgb(int num, char r, char g, char b); |
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Set the specified color to the given rgb component
values. This function is easier to use than set_color(),
but it is slower.
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get_color
| int get_color(int num); |
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Retrieve the rgb-value of the specified color. |
load_palette
| void load_palette(char pal_num, int *pal, char nb_pal); |
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Load one or more 16-color palette-blocks at once. 'pal_num' is the index of the first block (0-31)
to load, and 'nb_pal' the number of block.
This function can be used to load palette defined
using #defpal or included with #incpal directive.
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set_sprpal
| void set_sprpal(char pal_num, int *pal); |
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| void set_sprpal(char pal_num, int *pal, int nb_pal); |
Exactly the same function has load_palette(),
but this function offers direct access to sprite
palette-blocks. Sprite palette-blocks are
standard block number 16 to 31, but with this function
you can simply access them with indexes 0 to 15.
This function and set_bgpal() function make sprite
and character palette-blocks manipulation easier;
with them you don't have to know the real block indexes.
Without the third arguments, the function loads
only one block.
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set_bgpal
| void set_bgpal(char pal_num, int *pal); |
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| void set_bgpal(char pal_num, int *pal, int nb_pal); |
Same function as set_sprpal() but for character
palette-blocks.
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