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Ascended (10720)

29-09-2015, 00:28

hit9918 wrote:

But it hasn't yet taken into acount the nonlinear DAC levels
In the below code I got them in that l() function, I forgot from where I got them?

Ha, nice . I guess these levels should be in the openMSX source code somewhere?

By ARTRAG

Enlighted (6933)

23-10-2017, 23:18

So in the end, what are the 24bit RGB values for the screen 8 colors?

By Grauw

Ascended (10720)

23-10-2017, 23:41

https://www.msx.org/forum/msx-talk/development/creating-pixe...

By ARTRAG

Enlighted (6933)

23-10-2017, 23:50

Grauw wrote:

https://www.msx.org/forum/msx-talk/development/creating-pixel-art?page=11#comment-319755

These values:
red = [ 0, 43, 82, 118, 153, 188, 222, 255];
green = [ 0, 43, 82, 118, 153, 188, 222, 255];
blue = [ 0, 82, 153, 255];
improve red and green, but still there is something strange on the blue levels...

Are you sure that blue is just a subset of levels of the other colors?

By Grauw

Ascended (10720)

24-10-2017, 00:01

Yes. The V9938 DAC is 3-bit, so it can only produce those eight values, and the 2-bit blue values can’t be reproduced linearly. Easy to check for yourself in the emulator; screen 8:color 255,1,2:cls: i$=input$(1):screen 1:color=(1,0,0,2):color=(2,0,0,4). Screenshot and compare.

By ARTRAG

Enlighted (6933)

24-10-2017, 08:24

You are right,level 1 and 2 look the same of 2 and 4 on openmsx. I will try your test on real HW this weekend

By DanySoft

Champion (452)

29-10-2017, 11:54

For SCREEN 8: I can suggest that you can store the colors defined with DIM:

dim p(15),g(7),r(7),b(3)

for j=0 to 7
g(j)=j*32
r(j)=j*4
next j
for j=0 to3
b(j)=j
next

Or you can use all 256 redefines with DIM!

dim p(256),g(7),r(7),b(3)

You can add an alternate color with an RGB and
save to P (16,17,18,...256).

p(16)=r(2)+g(6)+b(0)

And you can collect all the favorite colors. In this case, do not forget to store all the palette table in the source (in ASM or other language).
Greetings
DanySoft