Color map construction utility for Allegro 4.4.2, Unix By Shawn Hargreaves, 2011 Usage: colormap <mode> palfile.[pcx|bmp] outputfile [r g b] [modifiers] Reads a palette from the input file, and writes out a 64k mapping table for implementing lighting and translucency effects (in a suitable format for use with the global color_map pointer). The mode can be either 'light', to build a lighting table, or 'trans', to build a translucency table. The r, g, and b values control the color blending formula. For lighting tables they specify the color to use at light level zero, in VGA 0-63 format (default black). For translucency tables they specify the degree of translucency for each color component, ranging 0-255 (default 128, 0=invisible, 255=solid). Modifiers: 'ss=x' - makes source color #x completely solid 'st=x' - makes source color #x completely transparent 'ds=x' - makes destination color #x completely solid 'dt=x' - makes destination color #x completely transparent

Color map construction utility for Allegro 4.4.2, Unix By Shawn Hargreaves, 2011 Usage: colormap <mode> palfile.[pcx|bmp] outputfile [r g b] [modifiers] Reads a palette from the input file, and writes out a 64k mapping table for implementing lighting and translucency effects (in a suitable format for use with the global color_map pointer). The mode can be either 'light', to build a lighting table, or 'trans', to build a translucency table. The r, g, and b values control the color blending formula. For lighting tables they specify the color to use at light level zero, in VGA 0-63 format (default black). For translucency tables they specify the degree of translucency for each color component, ranging 0-255 (default 128, 0=invisible, 255=solid). Modifiers: 'ss=x' - makes source color #x completely solid 'st=x' - makes source color #x completely transparent 'ds=x' - makes destination color #x completely solid 'dt=x' - makes destination color #x completely transparent