Draw using the CGA palette

RGB codes: 000000 0000aa 00aa00 00aaaa aa0000 aa00aa aa5500 aaaaaa 555555 5555ff 55ff55 55ffff ff5555 ff55ff ffff55 ffffff

Use this Javascript code to load the CGA palette in the editor: https://o.lgm.cl/texts/pjcga.js.txt

what how??? do i use inspect element?

@locoluis How does one accomplish this?

First of all, this is for desktop only, not mobile. In Chrome and Firefox, Control-Shift-J (or Cmd-Shift-J on Mac) opens the Javascript console. Then copy and paste the Javascript code in the link I posted, and you'll see the palette being changed, one by one, to the colors listed. If this is too complicated for you, just use the hex codes and do it manually.

Oh wow that's pretty convenient changing the color palette, even lengthens the canvas when you do that command

@nooz That must be a resizing bug. I had it never happen to me.

can I ask how did you know how to do this? Did you type out that code yourself?

@nooz I'm a computer programmer.

:O

i think Fathur is also a programmer if I remember well enough

yooo! your guy's pieces all look so awesome!

@SpaceMattress
Agreed, besides the 2 derailers. why must drawception be down now of all times..

wait .. isn't this the EGA palette?

EGA has the same palette as CGA by default. However, unlike the CGA it is not limited to 16 colours. It supports 64 different colours, but can only use 16 of them at a time. So in a sense, it's not THE EGA palette, but AN EGA palette.

yall lost me at RGB codes

@boneHed
hex codes* RGB would go like R: 255 G: 255 B: 255 (this makes white). So what Loco gave us were HEX codes, which are #FFFFFF (for white) or #000000 (for black)

#EEEEEE

@boneHed that’s light gray/grey!