On Sun, 9 Oct 2011, Chris Young wrote:
Only problem I can see now is that the mouse pointer is the wrong colour (red instead of blue), it looks like it might not have been updated for palette mapped display.I tried changing (line 330-ish): line[x] = cursorPal[idx]; to: line[x] = VIDC.CursorPalette[idx]; But curiously it is still red, so not entirely sure what is going on there (unless the idx calculation above it is wrong?).
That whole block of code is disabled at the moment (it's from when I tried to get the Amiga code to use 16bpp output). It's the pdd_refreshmouse function which you should look at instead. It's pretty much identical to the original code, but it looks like I forgot to add in the code to set the cursor palette entries. The attached patch should sort it out.
Cheers, - Jeffrey
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