"GRAYMAP" for Powerups
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Theshooter7
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"GRAYMAP" for Powerups
Simple predefined colormap that is a full Grayscale effect.
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Graf Zahl
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Re: "GRAYMAP" for Powerups
Deprecated features won't get extended. You can achieve the same result by setting a custom colormap.
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Re: "GRAYMAP" for Powerups
It's possible to make a desaturated display? How? 
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Graf Zahl
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Re: "GRAYMAP" for Powerups
'powerup.colormap'. For a gray map it should be 'powerup.colormap 255,255,255'
Oddly enough it was never documented in the Wiki...
Oddly enough it was never documented in the Wiki...
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Re: "GRAYMAP" for Powerups
Thus why I never knew it existed. Handy though!Graf Zahl wrote:Oddly enough it was never documented in the Wiki...
Re: "GRAYMAP" for Powerups
What's the difference from Powerup.Color?
What does it change to use 6 instead of 3 parameters?
What does it change to use 6 instead of 3 parameters?
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Re: "GRAYMAP" for Powerups
I guess it translates everything, instead of blending.Gez wrote:What's the difference from Powerup.Color?
Start R, G, B, End R, G, B?Gez wrote:What does it change to use 6 instead of 3 parameters?
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Graf Zahl
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Re: "GRAYMAP" for Powerups
It's different effect
Powerup.Color is for palette blends.
Powerup.Colormap is the generalization of the old INVERSEMAP, GOLDMAP etc colormaps. It desaturates a palette and then creates a color ramp from the first specified color to the second one.
So Powerup.Colormap 0,0,0,255,255,255 and Powerup.colormap 255,255,255 both create a grayscale, Powerup.Colormap 255,255,255,0,0,0 creates the well known inverse map and Powerup.Colormap 255,0,0,0,255,0 creates a red to green effect (which, btw, is quite ugly...
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Powerup.Color is for palette blends.
Powerup.Colormap is the generalization of the old INVERSEMAP, GOLDMAP etc colormaps. It desaturates a palette and then creates a color ramp from the first specified color to the second one.
So Powerup.Colormap 0,0,0,255,255,255 and Powerup.colormap 255,255,255 both create a grayscale, Powerup.Colormap 255,255,255,0,0,0 creates the well known inverse map and Powerup.Colormap 255,0,0,0,255,0 creates a red to green effect (which, btw, is quite ugly...
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Re: "GRAYMAP" for Powerups
I didn't even know this feature existed.
Very cool.
Very cool.
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Theshooter7
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Re: "GRAYMAP" for Powerups
Indeed! If I had known this, I wouldn't have bothered.Enjay wrote:I didn't even know this feature existed.
Very cool.
This is pretty cool, though. Thanks.