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Thanks. It did occur to me that I could get pretty close to a black and white 32x32 picture by replacing the 8 colors with 8 patterns. You'd have to make imposs
by TheZenPsycho 13y ago
Thanks. It did occur to me that I could get pretty close to a black and white 32x32 picture by replacing the 8 colors with 8 patterns. You'd have to make impossible some patterns, but constraints breed creativity!
- Lerc 13y agoI made a mode like this for a dcpu16 emulator as a mode proposal. http://fingswotidun.com/dcpu16/GraphicsMode1.png http://fingswotidun.com/dcpu16/GraphicsMode1.png There's potential for extra data in the situation where the two colour attributes are the same. Possibly have a second compliment palette where if A==B { colourA:=pallette[A]; colourB:=compliment[A]; } That allows for an extra set of colour pairs, to help out in unusual cases. You don't gain ability to set the bottom right pixel of each cell to the compliment colour, so even though it gives you another 16 colours to play with you get some interesting restrictions rewarding clever use.