Programming:Amstrad CPC plus sprite format - Revision history

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‎The colour palette

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‎The colour palette

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‎Example

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−	~~<math>Insert formula here</math>~~

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 </geshi>
-== Links ==
+== See also==
-[[Sprites Multiplexing]]
+*[[Sprites Multiplexing]]

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 <math>Insert formula here</math>

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 == The colour palette ==
-The ASIC can handle 4096(16x16x16) colours. Each colour is defined as values of red, green and blue.
+The ASIC can handle 4096(16x16x16) colours. Each colour is defined as values of '''red''', '''green''' and '''blue'''.
 Each value is handled as 4bit values.
-The hardware code send to the ASIC is #0grb
+The hardware code send to the ASIC is #0grb.
-Thus changing the palette index colour 1 to value #0F00 gives a 'green' pac sprite.
+In the below example changing the palette index colour 1 to value #0F00 gives a '''green''' Pac sprite.
 [[Image:Green pac.png]]
-changing the palette index colour 1 to value #00F0 gives a 'red' pac sprite.
+changing the palette index colour 1 to value #00F0 gives a '''red''' Pac sprite.
 [[Image:Red pac.png]]
-and finally changing the palette index colour 1 to value #000F gives a 'blue' pac sprite.
+and finally changing the palette index colour 1 to value #000F gives a '''blue''' Pac sprite.
 [[Image:Blue pac.png]]

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 dw #0000  ; Red = #0 Green = #0 Blue = #0 ; The black in the PAC's eyes
 ; Sprite ink 3
-dw #0000  ; Red = #F Green = #F Blue = #F ; The white in the PAC's eyes
+dw #0FFF  ; Red = #F Green = #F Blue = #F ; The white in the PAC's eyes
 </geshi>