OpenEuphoria

Re: Is it possible to take that ugly border out ?

• Posted by Ricardo Niederberger Cabral <rnc at INFOLINK.COM.BR> Sep 23, 1996
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>palette index 17 which is palette color 16 is the border culprit.
>Quick fix is
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>--color = 16
>--palette[color + 1] = {0, 0, 0}
>palette[17] = {0, 0, 0}
>all_palette(palette / 4)
>--------------------------
>What should be done is.
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>Remap all references to 16 in the image to an unused palette color
>then copy palette[16+1] to palette[unused_color + 1].
>palette[unused+1] = palette[17]
>After that, set palette[16+1] to black {0, 0, 0}
>palette[17] = {0, 0, 0}
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        The problem is that almost all the images in my program use the
palette entry 16 (17 in an Euphoria sequence) so when I set palette[17] to
{0,0,0}, these images are displayed incorrectly.
        (All the images in my program have the same palette, where index 16
is red).
        How can I fix this problem without having to change the index 16 to
black and reassigning this global palette to all the images ?
        More exactly: Is there a fast way to change all references to color
17 to an unused color ?

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Ricardo Niederberger Cabral
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