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[[ | Palette rotation is a video effect made by shifting and wrapping a range of color entries inside a [[palettes|palette]]. | ||
This effect was frequently used in older games for cyclic, scrolling animations (waterfalls...) without having to use multiple tiles, saving up graphics memory and CPU time. | |||
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Lbowlpalrot.gif|[[League Bowling]]'s title screen uses palette rotation as a mean to provoke eye cancer. | |||
Ff2palrot.gif|[[Fatal Fury 2]] uses palette rotations to animate water efficiently. | |||
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==Example code== | |||
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To do. | |||
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[[Category:Video system]] | [[Category:Video system]] | ||
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Revision as of 02:48, 9 July 2016
Palette rotation is a video effect made by shifting and wrapping a range of color entries inside a palette.
This effect was frequently used in older games for cyclic, scrolling animations (waterfalls...) without having to use multiple tiles, saving up graphics memory and CPU time.
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League Bowling's title screen uses palette rotation as a mean to provoke eye cancer.
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Fatal Fury 2 uses palette rotations to animate water efficiently.
Example code
To do.