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===Palette Files for Pixel Art=== | ===Palette Files for Pixel Art=== | ||
====PNG palette format==== | |||
Some programs including Aseprite can import palettes in PNG format. You can download and import the following .png file: [[File:Caves of qud palette.png]] | |||
====JASC palette format (.pal)==== | ====JASC palette format (.pal)==== | ||
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====GIMP palette format (.gpl)==== | ====GIMP palette format (.gpl)==== | ||
[[Media:CavesOfQud.gpl|Download GPL]] | |||
To import the gpl file, open GIMP, select <code>Windows</code> -> <code>Dockable Dialogs</code> -> <code>Palettes</code>.<br/> | |||
Right-click anywhere within the docked Palettes dialog, click <code>Import Palette...</code>, and choose the <code>Palette file</code> radial option. | |||
You can also place the file directly in your GIMP palettes folder. This folder's location varies by platform: | |||
* Windows: <code>%APPDATA%\GIMP\2.X\palettes\</code> | * Windows: <code>%APPDATA%\GIMP\2.X\palettes\</code> | ||
* Linux: <code>~/.config/GIMP/2.X/palettes/</code> | * Linux: <code>~/.config/GIMP/2.X/palettes/</code> | ||
* OSX: <code>~/Library/Application Support/GIMP/2.X/palettes/</code> | * OSX: <code>~/Library/Application Support/GIMP/2.X/palettes/</code> | ||
Below are the contents of the palette file. | |||
<pre>GIMP Palette | <pre>GIMP Palette | ||
Name: Caves of Qud | Name: Caves of Qud | ||
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0 0 0 True Black | 0 0 0 True Black | ||
255 255 255 White (Y) | 255 255 255 White (Y) | ||
177 201 195 | 177 201 195 Gray (y) | ||
215 66 0 Bright Red (R) | 215 66 0 Bright Red (R) | ||
166 74 46 Dark Red (r) | 166 74 46 Dark Red (r) | ||
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0 196 32 Bright Green (G) | 0 196 32 Bright Green (G) | ||
0 148 3 Dark Green (g) | 0 148 3 Dark Green (g) | ||
21 83 82 | 21 83 82 Black (K) | ||
15 59 58 Black (k) | 15 59 58 Dark Black (k) | ||
119 191 207 Bright Cyan (C) | 119 191 207 Bright Cyan (C) | ||
64 164 185 Dark Cyan (c) | 64 164 185 Dark Cyan (c) | ||
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0 72 189 Dark Blue (b) | 0 72 189 Dark Blue (b) | ||
218 91 214 Magenta (M) | 218 91 214 Magenta (M) | ||
177 84 207 | 177 84 207 Dark Magenta (m)</pre> | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
{{ | {{Speculation}} | ||
* The game code's tendency to refer to object sprites as “tiles” may be an allusion to the phrase “tileset“ as it is used in roguelike circles to refer to optional graphics for a game that can be used in place of the usual text terminal. Unlike some such games, {{Gamename}}'s tiles mode is enabled by default. | * The game code's tendency to refer to object sprites as “tiles” may be an allusion to the phrase “tileset“ as it is used in roguelike circles to refer to optional graphics for a game that can be used in place of the usual text terminal. Unlike some such games, {{Gamename}}'s tiles mode is enabled by default. | ||
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==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
* [[Modding: Text Color Codes & Object Rendering]] | * [[Modding:Text Color Codes & Object Rendering]] | ||
* [[Modding: Tiles]] | * [[Modding:Tiles]] | ||
[[Category:Concepts]][[Category:Modding]] | [[Category:Concepts]][[Category:Modding Resources]] |