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- What it is: An example showing how to remap the palette of
- an iff picture to your screen's palette. In the
- example, the picture is re-mapped and shown on your
- WorkBench screen but it should work with any screen.
- Also shows how to check for enough chip ram before
- attempting graphic operations, and how to read the
- picture's file header to tell if it is really a
- useable iff picture before loading.
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- Notes: Turn Runtime Errors OFF or it will be very slow.
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- Limitations: It may not work on a GFX card. Please let me know
- if it does or not.
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- I think it will work on a non-AGA system. Again,
- please let me know if it does or not.
-
- It can't handle HAM pictures (but it does show how
- to check for HAM, and refuse them)
-
- It won't perform miracles. Re-mapping a 256 colour
- pic to a 4 colour screen will look AWFUL!
-
- This is a simple direct colour re-map. There is no
- dithering done, it simply picks the closest matching
- colour on the target screen.
-
- Your Bit: If you find any errors, or come up with any improvements
- please pass them along to me.
-
- Also, if you have any good examples on any Blitz related
- topics, please upload them here so others can use them!
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