In this custom mode, odd lines use MODE 0 (wide pixels, 16 colors), and
even lines use MODE 1 (square pixels, 4 colors).
- Add a settings window to the 8-bit effect where you can chose what you
want to draw
- Add the customizations required to make it work in graph.c
- Tweak some other places so it is easier to add other modes later on.
- Groundwork for some more modes: EGX2, ZX spectrum, Game Boy color.
SDL for Haiku always send a WM size change at init. We did catch that it
would not cause any SDL mode set, so we ignored it, but we forgot to
reset the resize width and height. So each run of the event loop would
try to resize the window again and again to the same size.
Thanks to event throttling this was not very noticeable, the main
consequence was that some stuff was reset and for example the tooltips
in the status bar were not showing at all.
* 10 years since I started porting GrafX2 to SDL!
* 20 years since Sunset Design wrote the first lines of code!
* To celebrate this, I'm finally setting up a real website!
- Do not use svnversion to find the version, instead use a revision
count from git. As a result, the version number jumps back, however,
so we should have a 2.5 release soon!
- Fix some URLs pointing to either the svn repo,
or even to google code (!).
Scripts for various Thomson machines, Oric and ZX. All the hard work of
Samuel Devulder, with extensive research on color palette reduction
algorithms, lots of testing, research and debugging.
Thanks a lot!
Particularly useful when working for platforms with non-linear palettes.
For example the Thomson TO8 has a Gamma correction of 2.8, so the
darkest shade of color is already very bright. It is important to take
this into account when drawing pictures to avoid bad surprises when
showing them on the real machine.
The setting is available from the command line, or from the extended
palette window, which gets a little relayout using horizontal sliders
now that these are available.
Patch by miniupnp, with some C89 adjustments.
Enabled for Haiku and the generic Linux/*BSD part of the Makefile.
Please adjust as needed.
Fixes#10 for codepages for which we have a font.
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Set R12 so that the picture can use the full video RAM, if it is large enough.
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IFF is a versatile format, and can store data in Atari ST display RAM format.
This allows to load several of our IFF test files, but the result for most
seems corrupt (either that, or the files in our testsuite are ugly).
Thanks to miniupnp for the patch!
Fixes#38.
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- Fix palette computation, flickering two colors give a mix lighter than 50%
- Fix off by one error in B1 palette change decoding.
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* Add an icon in the native format
* Add "resource definition" to the executable (including icon and version info)
* Use the proper API to find the share directory.
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* We attempted to set this but it was overwritten when enumerating the files.
* This makes it easier to save the file in the same dir, with another name.
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* Actually a shortcut to "save picture" with preset PAL format and different window title.
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