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Welcome back!

Yes, it is quite here, but rest assured your posts are being read. :

Ah, I figured it out. I took at look at pal.c and found examples via the default palettes, they are just simple arrays: const u16 palette_red[16] = { 0x0000, 0x0002, 0x0004, 0x0006, 0x0008, 0x000A, 0x000C, 0x000E, 0x000E, 0x000E, 0x000E, 0x000E, 0x000E, 0x000E, 0x000E, 0x000E };

Oh wow, this is very impressive.

That's very neat. Can't think of any experience quite like that currently on the system.

I would like to fade in two palettes at once. If I try to call PAL_fadeInPalette twice in a row, the last one to be called wins. I see there is a PAL_fadeInAll function, but it requires a 64 color pallet (make sense). However, I'm not sure of a way to trigger ResComp to do this, so what is the best ...

Wow, super impressive.

What a beauty, super impressive! Hope you can cross that finish line!

Just wanted to say, it's great to see you continually post. Life can get messy at times, but we all must go at our own pace (my own project is quite slow going as well). Anyway, looking forward to seeing more updates!

By the way, which episode of AWSGameTech Rewind were you in?

Wow, this is awesome stuff!

Still wrapping my head around Genesis/Mega Drive, but would love to tackle the 32X one day.

Oh wow, this is great! Can't wait to see this get some traction in the community.

For what it's worth, I do find it much easier to search for answers on a forum compared to Discord.

Welcome!

I too am new to the scene. Yes, making a full game is a lofty goal, but even just a few minutes a night can add up. Some progress is better than no progress.

May we both find success in our endeavors.

Can you paste your code?

Perfect. If that's what Sega recommended, good enough for me.

Thank you Chilly Willy!

I am in constant awe of your knowledge and mastery of the system, it's truly an honor to receive a response from you.

Hmm, okay. I guess I'll just roughly follow something like that or eyeball it compared to other games. Thanks for the reply!