NML:Recolour sprites - Revision history

Planetmaker: change palette naming DOS->default and windows->legacy to match OpenTTD's naming of those

2013-12-18T13:22:07Z

change palette naming DOS->default and windows->legacy to match OpenTTD's naming of those

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	The above example will remap colour 0xC6 as 0x28, 0xC7 as 0xF5 and the range 0xC8 to 0xCD to the colours 0x0A..0x0F. This is one of the company colour recolour sprites defined in the baseset. Please note that in NML every recolour sprite will use the Default (DOS) palette. If your actual graphics files use the windows palette, nmlc will silently convert the recolour sprite to the windows palette before writing it to the output file.		The above example will remap colour 0xC6 as 0x28, 0xC7 as 0xF5 and the range 0xC8 to 0xCD to the colours 0x0A..0x0F. This is one of the company colour recolour sprites defined in the baseset. Please note that in NML every recolour sprite will use the Default (DOS) palette. If your actual graphics files use the legacy (windows) palette, nmlc will silently convert the recolour sprite to the legacy (windows) palette before writing it to the output file.

	With the following table you can find out the colour indices in the Default (DOS) palette (left).		With the following table you can find out the colour indices in the Default (DOS) palette (left).

Planetmaker: change palette naming DOS->default and windows->legacy to match OpenTTD's naming of those

2013-12-18T13:21:34Z

change palette naming DOS->default and windows->legacy to match OpenTTD's naming of those

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	The above example will remap colour 0xC6 as 0x28, 0xC7 as 0xF5 and the range 0xC8 to 0xCD to the colours 0x0A..0x0F. This is one of the company colour recolour sprites defined in the baseset. Please note that in NML every recolour sprite will use the DOS palette. If your actual graphics files use the windows palette, nmlc will silently convert the recolour sprite to the windows palette before writing it to the output file.		The above example will remap colour 0xC6 as 0x28, 0xC7 as 0xF5 and the range 0xC8 to 0xCD to the colours 0x0A..0x0F. This is one of the company colour recolour sprites defined in the baseset. Please note that in NML every recolour sprite will use the Default (DOS) palette. If your actual graphics files use the windows palette, nmlc will silently convert the recolour sprite to the windows palette before writing it to the output file.

	With the following table you can find out the colour indices in the DOS palette (left).		With the following table you can find out the colour indices in the Default (DOS) palette (left).

	[[File:TTD_Palettes.png]]		[[File:TTD_Palettes.png]]

Emperor Jake: Made this page more useful

2011-09-11T08:56:32Z

Made this page more useful

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	The above example will remap colour 0xC6 as 0x28, 0xC7 as 0xF5 and the range 0xC8 to 0xCD to the colours 0x0A..0x0F. This is one of the company colour recolour sprites defined in the baseset. Please note that in NML every recolour sprite will use the DOS palette. If your actual graphics files use te windows palette, nmlc will silently convert the recolour sprite to the windows palette before writing it to the output file.		The above example will remap colour 0xC6 as 0x28, 0xC7 as 0xF5 and the range 0xC8 to 0xCD to the colours 0x0A..0x0F. This is one of the company colour recolour sprites defined in the baseset. Please note that in NML every recolour sprite will use the DOS palette. If your actual graphics files use the windows palette, nmlc will silently convert the recolour sprite to the windows palette before writing it to the output file.

			With the following table you can find out the colour indices in the DOS palette (left).

			[[File:TTD_Palettes.png]]

FooBar: add nav template

2011-08-21T16:31:23Z

add nav template

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	Recolour sprites are special sprites that are used to recolour other sprites, for example to apply company colours. It's basically a remapping of the colour table.		Recolour sprites are special sprites that are used to recolour other sprites, for example to apply company colours. It's basically a remapping of the colour table.

FooBar: content of nml r1625

2011-08-21T11:13:18Z

content of nml r1625

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Recolour sprites are special sprites that are used to recolour other sprites, for example to apply company colours. It's basically a remapping of the colour table.

<pre style="color:blue">
recolour_sprite {
0xC6: 0x28;
0xC7: 0xF5;
0xC8..0xCD: 0x0A..0x0F;
}
</pre>

The above example will remap colour 0xC6 as 0x28, 0xC7 as 0xF5 and the range 0xC8 to 0xCD to the colours 0x0A..0x0F. This is one of the company colour recolour sprites defined in the baseset. Please note that in NML every recolour sprite will use the DOS palette. If your actual graphics files use te windows palette, nmlc will silently convert the recolour sprite to the windows palette before writing it to the output file.