Palette

[Gilbert]

Well my bad, in my game I declared some of the variables globally outside of the function. So, after I copied the code here I had to add back some of the declarations.
However, I made some typos, so there're some errors with the declarations ("color cycinc, cycind;" should be "int cycinc, cycind;", and "int cycind;" should be "color cyctmp;").
Should be fixed now, try recopying the codes.

Edit:Argh, seems that CJ forgot to add the color struct into V2.7+, I'll bug him to fix this bug.
Currently you can use this code instead (or create the struct your self):

Code: ags

function CycPal(int start, int end) {
Ã,  int cycinc, cycind;
Ã,  char tmpr, tmpg, tmpb;
Ã,  tmpr=palette[start].r;
Ã,  tmpg=palette[start].g;
Ã,  tmpb=palette[start].b;
Ã,  if (end>start) cycinc=1;
Ã,  else cycinc=-1;
Ã,  cycind=start;
Ã,  while (cycind!=end) {
Ã,  Ã,  palette[cycind].r=palette[cycind+cycinc].r;
Ã,  Ã,  palette[cycind].g=palette[cycind+cycinc].g;
Ã,  Ã,  palette[cycind].b=palette[cycind+cycinc].b;
Ã,  Ã,  cycind+=cycinc;
Ã,  Ã,  }
Ã,  palette[end].r=tmpr;
Ã,  palette[end].g=tmpg;
Ã,  palette[end].b=tmpb;
Ã,  UpdatePalette();
Ã,  }

(Well the above function works, but I'd just checked, CyclePalette() in opposite direction won't work, even in V2.7 or V2.62, I'll definitely report this bug.)

[Babar]

Thanks again Gilbot. Worked perfectly. It's a good thing that all the problems I am having now were already solved by you