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Each byte only stores 6 bits of data, for example pure red would be represented as "00111111" (in binary) in the red byte. | Each byte only stores 6 bits of data, for example pure red would be represented as "00111111" (in binary) in the red byte. | ||
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Revision as of 09:29, 16 June 2007
Format
The PAL file format is very simple. It is a series of colours, represented by 3 bytes each in the format
struct colour{
Uint8 red;
Uint8 green;
Uint8 blue;
};
SHP files refer to an index in this file. 0 is the first colour (3 bytes), which is used as the transparent colour in the SHP file.
Index 1 of a palet file would be bytes 4, 5 and 6.
Each byte only stores 6 bits of data, for example pure red would be represented as "00111111" (in binary) in the red byte.
