My camera sucks, as do the room lighting and the TV's color temperature settings. But this photo at least shows more colorful screenshots on hardware.
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File comment: A familiar game with houses and explosions using different palettes
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@calima
I meant in the function's use, not its definition.
But anyway, I found a bunch of other dumb typos, and I have attached a revised version with them fixed. Thank you for the test materials.
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File comment: A bunch of fixes to the command-line front end
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File comment: You mean this isn't about long-eared leporids?
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As for the purple, the conversion uses
a palette generated using Bisqwit's tool. In the revised version of a53screenshot, I've added functionality to
savtool.py --write-swatches where
.pal writes a 192-byte binary palette for use with an emulator, and
.txt writes a 64-line tab-separated file with 6-digit hex codes (e.g. #342800 for color $08).
@tokumaru
That'd certainly be doable with my current framework.
The screenshot frame in the current version of Action 53 was based on a TV belonging to NovaSquirrel, made by Sharp. That was the TV that I had in front of me while making the menu software. Pictures of model 19C140 found through Google Images appear to match it.
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I could have modeled it after a more iconic bezel if I knew of one. What TV model is tokumaru's suggested frame based on?