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Member of the [[player]] struct; '''''pals #''''' is an array which controls the screen tint values induced by [[palfrom]]. See [[pals_time]]. | Member of the [[player]] struct; '''''pals #''''' is an array which controls the screen tint values induced by [[palfrom]]. See [[pals_time]]. | ||
FIXME FIXME FIXME can be indexed like pals 0 ... pals 2 (r, g, b) | |||
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'''''pals''''' is a 4-component array. The first value is the 6-bit (0-63) intensity value which controls the initial translucency of the tint before it fades out. The remaining three values are the 6-bit (0-63) RGB color values of the tint. This mirrors the structure of the palfrom command. | '''''pals''''' is a 4-component array. The first value is the 6-bit (0-63) intensity value which controls the initial translucency of the tint before it fades out. The remaining three values are the 6-bit (0-63) RGB color values of the tint. This mirrors the structure of the palfrom command. | ||
[[Category:Player structure members]] | [[Category:Player structure members]] | ||
Revision as of 11:41, 21 March 2012
Member of the player struct; pals # is an array which controls the screen tint values induced by palfrom. See pals_time.
FIXME FIXME FIXME can be indexed like pals 0 ... pals 2 (r, g, b)
FIXME This is incorrect:
pals is a 4-component array. The first value is the 6-bit (0-63) intensity value which controls the initial translucency of the tint before it fades out. The remaining three values are the 6-bit (0-63) RGB color values of the tint. This mirrors the structure of the palfrom command.