Palette Pallet - Palette editor for Fusion [Finished]

[nim]

Palette Pallet is finished!

Download: http://beadybox.com/palettepallet/

Description:

Palette Pallet allows you to replace the default Fusion palette with your own. This has always been possible within Fusion, but it requires the colour data in the image to be arranged and saved in a very specific way, which makes creating such an image difficult. Palette Pallet tries to make this process as easy as possible by functioning like a basic paint package. Choose your swatches with the RGB sliders, then paint scross the canvas on the right, which represents the Fusion palette. You can assign a new colour to each of the 192 swatches, or paint large areas of colour for easy selection - this is especially useful for retro games with limited palettes.

Please check out the included manual for more tips on how to use it well.
Any bugs and so on, let me know. Cheers.


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[Sparckman]

Woa, Nice Work! I shall download it.

[nim]

^ Thanks Sparckman.

If anyone makes any good palettes with this, please share them here with the community

[AndyH]

This is an excellent application - nice work!

[nim]

^ Thanks, Andy! I hope it's useful and that the community can help one another become better designers.


Palette Pack 1

Here's a palette pack I just made. It contains 15 .pcx files and .pp (Palette Pallet) files.



dl: http://www.beadybox.com/files/PalettePack1.zip


Includes:

- AMOS
- Amstrad
- arne (8-color)
- arne (16-color)
- Atari 2600 (all)
- Atari 2600 (low/high brightness)
- Atari 2600 (mid brightness)
- CGA
- Commodore 64
- Earth colours
- Gameboy (4 variations)
- Gameboy Color
- Master System
- NES
- Sinclair Spectrum

[PBarwick]

This is really awesome, I'll definitely make use of this. Nice work!
Those palettes are great too.

[WMroczek]

THANK YOU! Wonderful work, I needed a tool exactly like it

[PlayDay]

This looks beautiful. I'll try it, Thank You!