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*[http://wiki.eduke32.com/w/images/0/06/Highpal_tutorial.7z highpal_tutorial.7z] PDF file | *[http://wiki.eduke32.com/w/images/0/06/Highpal_tutorial.7z highpal_tutorial.7z] PDF file | ||
Revision as of 07:08, 8 January 2013
A high-palette look-up table (abbreviated "highpalookup" or just "highpal") is used by the Polymer renderer to replicate the software renderer's 8-bit palette swaps on 32-bit assets such as models and high resolution textures.
SAMPLE CODE
// SLIMEPAL (and night vision)
highpalookup { basepal 2 pal 0 file "highpal/pal_00n.png" }
This line of code is from the HRP. It declares the basic night vision palette. More examples can be seen here.
THE MAKING OF
This is an advanced modding project. As such, it requires understanding of some basic concepts.
REQUIRED READING
- Wikipedia:HSL and HSV
- http://forums.duke4.net/topic/3191-new-polymer-feature-highpalookup-maps/
- http://advsys.net/ken/evaltut/evaldraw_tut.htm
- rotatesprite
- DEF Language
REQUIRED TOOLS
- EVALDRAW
- EVALDRAW Highpal Generation Script
- BUILD Customization Suite (bsuite), outputs palettes in Paint Shop Pro .pal plain-text format
- The GIMP, reads .pal and is open source FTW
- Fraps, or some other screen capture tool
TUTORIAL
The making of: Highpal lookup tables
- highpal_tutorial.7z PDF file