Palette (environment)

Global Palettes

For use with setgamepalette:

ID	Palette	Image
0	Normal
1	Underwater
2	Night Vision Goggles Submersible Slime
3	3D Realms Logo (changed in v1.4)
4	Title Screen
5	Episode 1 Ending
6	Intro Nuke Logo Animation

Palette Swaps

For use with spritepal, pal, et cetera:

ID	Image	Effect	Description
0 3 9 26+1		Normal	Default color Player 1 (ID 9)
1		All blue	Frozen creatures Unavailable menu option Blue lights
2		All red	Blood pool Red lights
4		Full black, even fullbrights	Shadows
5		Red to brown	Brown Team (Duke-Tag) Exit Level Nuke
6		All reverse green	Night Vision Goggles heat Protozoid Slimer, Protector Drone, and Alien Queen gibs
7		All yellow	Slime splash Yellow/Brown lights
8		All green	Green lights
10		Blue to dark red	Player 2
11 22		Blue to green	Player 3 (ID 11) Assault Trooper (ID 22)
12 18		Blue to gray	Player 4 (ID 12)
13		Blue and red to dark gray	Player 5
14		Blue and red to dark green	Player 6 Secret Exit Level Nuke
15		Blue to brown	Player 7
16		Blue to dark blue	Player 8
17		Brown, green, orange and purple to blue Blue to green
19		Brown, green, orange and purple to red Blue to green
20		Brown, green, orange and purple to blue Blue to gray
21		Blue to red	Red Key Card Assault Captain Mini Battlelord
23		Blue to yellow	Yellow Key Card
24		Gray to red Red to gray
25		Green to red

EDuke32 Native

EDuke32 includes four fog palettes starting at palette index 26.

Note that lookup.dat can be modified to support more than 25 palette remaps for 8-bit sprites; in this case, the included fog palettes start wherever the first unused palette position is. For example, a modified copy of lookup.dat with 30 remaps instead of 25 would result in the fog palettes occupying indexes 31, 32, 33, and 34 instead of 26, 27, 28, and 29.

They are:

fogpal 26 63 63 63
fogpal 27 63 0 0
fogpal 28 0 63 0
fogpal 29 0 0 63

This gives the fog colors of white (26), red (27), green (28) and blue (29).