Roger, Yes, sort of. To be more precise, in modes 1 and 2 a given cell can contain either two colours in the range 0-7, or two colours in the range 8-15. [And not one from 0-7 with another from 8-15].
However, unlike the Spectrum, the palette can be rearranged and each of these numbers can represent whatever colour you like. So if 6 represented a normal white colour, and 7 represented bright white, then you can display these two colours in the same cell. Andrew On 25 October 2011 12:32, Roger Jowett <[email protected]> wrote: > not too sure about this but i think the bright grid is wrong in flash > you cant have bright white paper on a white ink? > it was eitehr bright on or off not on for one colour but off for the > other paper or ink colour was it? > > On 25 October 2011 12:30, Roger Jowett <[email protected]> wrote: >> ok >> bbcf >> saved as mode4 by mistake naturally! >> and now in mode1 and bright grid mode one just so mr hartson can see >> teh other 7 colours on the ol 48 >> sent him a link to the sam palette on world of sam too just in case he >> might choose to marvel @our128 colours onscreen at the same time wow! >> >> suppose i ought to include a link to the +D isciple technical manual >> or hook codes support pages.. >> >> http://www.worldofsam.org/files/active/0/samcoupe-palette-values.png >> >
