06-10-2006, 02:21 PM
Hello everyone
I've always been able to use the green and red colour palettes, but whenever I try that for the blue colour, an error message appears. It's been years since I last tried it, but I think the message was "Invalid Function Parameter", but in portuguese
. I think it has to do with the number being too big for the function, but I used the procedure described in tutorials, something like: "Green + Red * 64 + Blue * 128" (again, this is from memory so it may not be entirely correct). Is it because I'm using the Interpreter, and it only works with the Compiler (technically making it a bug), or am I doing something wrong? Could you give a very brief code snippet that works? Sorry if this is discussed in tutorials or faqs that I haven't looked into. Thanks.
(I've read the palette tutorial on the site, but it doesn't work for me, since I usually avoid direct port calls and assembly statements).
I've always been able to use the green and red colour palettes, but whenever I try that for the blue colour, an error message appears. It's been years since I last tried it, but I think the message was "Invalid Function Parameter", but in portuguese
. I think it has to do with the number being too big for the function, but I used the procedure described in tutorials, something like: "Green + Red * 64 + Blue * 128" (again, this is from memory so it may not be entirely correct). Is it because I'm using the Interpreter, and it only works with the Compiler (technically making it a bug), or am I doing something wrong? Could you give a very brief code snippet that works? Sorry if this is discussed in tutorials or faqs that I haven't looked into. Thanks.(I've read the palette tutorial on the site, but it doesn't work for me, since I usually avoid direct port calls and assembly statements).