Palette - Revision history

Hendricks266 at 03:52, 11 March 2026

2026-03-11T03:52:34Z

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	The ~~base~~ palette in use. The screen palette determines the overall look of the scene, ~~like~~ underwater, ~~with enabled~~ night vision, etc.		The player structure member <code>palette</code> contains the ID of the ''basepalette'' currently in use. The screen palette determines the overall look of the scene, such as underwater, night vision, etc.

	In older ~~version~~ of ~~Eduke32~~, it was necessary to use [[setgamepalette]] to change '''palette'''. This is no longer necessary.		In older versions of EDuke32, it was necessary to use [[setgamepalette]] to change '''palette'''. This is no longer necessary.

	Changing this value too often (e.g. every tic) is undesirable, so check the value before doing so.		Changing this value too often (e.g. every tic) is undesirable, so check the value before doing so.
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	[[Category:Player structure members]]		[[Category:Player structure members]]
			[[Category:Palette editing]]

2020-02-22T17:40:26Z

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	~~Since r2226, this is the index of the current screen~~ palette in use. The screen palette determines the overall look of the scene, like underwater, with enabled night vision, et cetera. One use of this member is as a check before a [[setgamepalette]], since changing the palette too often (e.g. every tic) is undesirable for various reasons. See [[spritenvg]], [[ifinwater]], and [[palfrom]].		The base palette in use. The screen palette determines the overall look of the scene, like underwater, with enabled night vision, etc.

	~~Writing~~ to ~~this member has~~ no ~~effect~~.		In older version of Eduke32, it was necessary to use [[setgamepalette]] to change '''palette'''. This is no longer necessary.

	See the [[Palette (environment)#Global Palettes\|palette listing]] for how a palette will effect the look of the scene.		Changing this value too often (e.g. every tic) is undesirable, so check the value before doing so.

			See the [[Palette (environment)#Global Palettes\|palette listing]] for how a palette will effect the look of the scene. See also [[palfrom]].

	== Values ==		== Values ==

2020-02-21T01:15:54Z

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	See the [[Palette (environment)#Global Palettes\|palette listing]] for how a palette will effect the look of the scene.		See the [[Palette (environment)#Global Palettes\|palette listing]] for how a palette will effect the look of the scene.

			== Values ==

			{{Basepals}}

	[[Category:Player structure members]]		[[Category:Player structure members]]

2014-12-07T00:31:47Z

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	Writing to this member has no effect.		Writing to this member has no effect.

	See the [[Palette (environment)#~~Palette Swaps~~\|palette listing]] for how a palette will effect the look of the scene.		See the [[Palette (environment)#Global Palettes\|palette listing]] for how a palette will effect the look of the scene.

	[[Category:Player structure members]]		[[Category:Player structure members]]

2014-12-06T14:41:04Z

Added link to palette listing

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	Writing to this member has no effect.		Writing to this member has no effect.

			See the [[Palette (environment)#Palette Swaps\|palette listing]] for how a palette will effect the look of the scene.

	[[Category:Player structure members]]		[[Category:Player structure members]]

2011-12-29T17:12:51Z

player palette: no writing

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	Since r2226, this is the index of the current screen palette in use. The screen palette determines the overall look of the scene, like underwater, with enabled night vision, et cetera. One use of this member is as a check before a [[setgamepalette]], since changing the palette too often (e.g. every tic) is undesirable for various reasons. See [[spritenvg]], [[ifinwater]], and [[palfrom]].		Since r2226, this is the index of the current screen palette in use. The screen palette determines the overall look of the scene, like underwater, with enabled night vision, et cetera. One use of this member is as a check before a [[setgamepalette]], since changing the palette too often (e.g. every tic) is undesirable for various reasons. See [[spritenvg]], [[ifinwater]], and [[palfrom]].

			Writing to this member has no effect.

	[[Category:Player structure members]]		[[Category:Player structure members]]

2011-12-29T17:11:10Z

player palette: r2226 update

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	~~This~~ is the ~~pointer to~~ the current screen palette in use. The screen palette ~~in use is what~~ determines ~~whether or not to apply~~ the ~~various tints which happen~~ underwater, ~~when~~ night vision ~~is enabled~~, et cetera. ~~This~~ is ~~of very limited use to~~ the ~~average CON programmer~~. See [[spritenvg]], [[ifinwater]], and [[palfrom]].		Since r2226, this is the index of the current screen palette in use. The screen palette determines the overall look of the scene, like underwater, with enabled night vision, et cetera. One use of this member is as a check before a [[setgamepalette]], since changing the palette too often (e.g. every tic) is undesirable for various reasons. See [[spritenvg]], [[ifinwater]], and [[palfrom]].

	[[Category:Player structure members]]		[[Category:Player structure members]]

2006-10-06T00:46:59Z

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	This is the pointer to the current screen palette in use. The screen palette in use is what determines whether or not to apply the various tints which happen underwater, when night vision is enabled, et cetera. This is of very limited use to the average CON programmer.		This is the pointer to the current screen palette in use. The screen palette in use is what determines whether or not to apply the various tints which happen underwater, when night vision is enabled, et cetera. This is of very limited use to the average CON programmer. See [[spritenvg]], [[ifinwater]], and [[palfrom]].

	[[Category:Player structure members]]		[[Category:Player structure members]]

2006-09-08T08:50:09Z

Improvements

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	~~The~~ pointer to the current [[palette]] in use		This is the pointer to the current screen palette in use. The screen palette in use is what determines whether or not to apply the various tints which happen underwater, when night vision is enabled, et cetera. This is of very limited use to the average CON programmer.

	[[Category:Player structure members]]		[[Category:Player structure members]]

2005-09-24T23:41:57Z

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	The pointer to the current [[palette]] in use		The pointer to the current [[palette]] in use

			[[Category:Player structure members]]