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Won’t work because SetPointer() currently doesn’t support palette brushes but as I said, it might make sense to add that for 3.x.Juan Carlos wrote: ↑Mon Oct 18, 2021 10:39 am Humm, the solution load the brush and set the palette?
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- New [OS3]: On AmigaOS 3, CreatePointer() also supports palette brushes and sprites now; pointers on
classic Amiga hardware are always palette-based because they are hardware sprites so if you pass palette
brushes or sprites to CreatePointer() you have full control over the exact pens used by the pointer;
previously, palette brushes/sprites were first converted to RGB on AmigaOS 3 and then mapped back to
palette graphics; this can be avoided now by directly passing palette brushes/sprites to CreatePointer()
That is a good thing, what about System-Requests?airsoftsoftwair wrote: ↑Sat Nov 06, 2021 7:12 pmCode: Select all
- New [OS3]: On AmigaOS 3, CreatePointer() also supports palette brushes and sprites now; pointers on classic Amiga hardware are always palette-based because they are hardware sprites so if you pass palette brushes or sprites to CreatePointer() you have full control over the exact pens used by the pointer; previously, palette brushes/sprites were first converted to RGB on AmigaOS 3 and then mapped back to palette graphics; this can be avoided now by directly passing palette brushes/sprites to CreatePointer()
Here is an Example. On Fullscreen the GUI is mapped to some Palette-Entries.:fingus wrote: ↑Wed Nov 10, 2021 9:38 amThat is a good thing, what about System-Requests?airsoftsoftwair wrote: ↑Sat Nov 06, 2021 7:12 pmCode: Select all
- New [OS3]: On AmigaOS 3, CreatePointer() also supports palette brushes and sprites now; pointers on classic Amiga hardware are always palette-based because they are hardware sprites so if you pass palette brushes or sprites to CreatePointer() you have full control over the exact pens used by the pointer; previously, palette brushes/sprites were first converted to RGB on AmigaOS 3 and then mapped back to palette graphics; this can be avoided now by directly passing palette brushes/sprites to CreatePointer()
It seemed they use always the first 4 Palette-Entries!?
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@IF #HW_AMIGAOS3
@REQUIRE "plananarama", {DitherMode = "None", Precision = "Exact"}
@ENDIF
@DISPLAY {width = 640, height = 480, palette = #PALETTE_AGA, Mode = "Fullscreen"}
CreatePalette(1, #PALETTE_AGA)
SetPalette(1)
SetPaletteMode(#PALETTEMODE_PEN)
SetFillStyle(#FILLCOLOR)
SetPalette(1)
For Local y=0 To 7
For Local x=0 To 31
SetDrawPen(pe)
Box(x*10, y*30, 10, 30)
pe = pe + 1
Next
SetDrawPen(0)
ppos = ppos + 32
TextOut(#RIGHT, y*30, ppos)
Next
sel = FileRequest("test")
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- New: Added "NoBlackBackground" tag; if this is set to TRUE, Plananarama won't set color 0 to
black when opening in fullscreen mode; this fixes the problem that Plananarama wasn't able to
draw in grey when opening a 4 color screen