Tint (DEF)

tint { [...] }

Define a palette used to be used on tiles.

Example:

tint { pal 1 red 127 green 127 blue 255 flags 0 }

Parameters

The brace-enclosed block may contain these instructions:

pal <palnum>	The palette number the tint applies to.
red <value>, r <value> green <value>, g <value> blue <value>, b <value>	Specifies a color component value, in the range of 0 to 255.
flags <flags>	Specifies any special processing effects to use for the tint. The value of flags may be the sum of any of these values.

Tint flags

Note: By default, the red, green and blue parameters will use the "multiply" color mode. This mode decreases the colors proportionally. A value of 255 has no effect.

Value	Label	Description
1	HICTINT_GRAYSCALE	Convert to grayscale.
2	HICTINT_INVERT	Invert colors.
4	HICTINT_COLORIZE	This enables the "colorize" color mode. This mode is similar to "multiply", except the end result will make the pixels 4x brighter. A value of 64 has no effect.
8	HICTINT_USEONART	Applies the tint instead of lookup palette on 8-bit tile.
16	HICTINT_APPLYOVERPALSWAP
32	HICTINT_APPLYOVERALTPAL
64	HICTINT_BLEND_SCREEN	This enables the "screen" color mode. This mode increases the colors proportionally. A value of zero has no effect.
128	HICTINT_BLEND_OVERLAY	Enables the "overlay" color mode. This mode increases or decreases the colors of the pixels from the middle. A value of 128 has no effect.
64 + 128	HICTINT_BLEND_HARDLIGHT	Same as overlay, but changes the priority between texture or color during the calculation.
256	HICTINT_ALWAYSUSEART	Force 8-bit texture to be displayed even if a hightile was defined.
512	HICTINT_NOFOGSHADE	Force an even visibility on the texture. Can be set for all palettes with GLOBAL_NO_GL_FOGSHADE on globalflags.