Odd colouring on HP525

[LLcooL]

My port to the hp525 is working in portrait mode (landscape not<br>done).<br><br>The problem I come up against is odd (yellow or white) pixel colouring <br>on walls and on the selected weapon. This to me looks like a lighting <br>effect which I would like to turn off. Maybe someone has seen this before, any pointers.<br>

[Moose or Chuck]

I'm betting it's because of the lower amount of colors on the 525, or some alpha value that it can't handle with soft lighting.

[TBone]

You are setting the windows display palette to match that of Quake, right? A failure to do this could possibly cause the error your reporting, as the palettes of the screen and Quake would be mismatched.

[Dan East]

If he's using GAPI then the Windows' palette has no effect.<br><br>The only thing I can think of is that your code that converts Quake's RGB color values (in place of my RGB565 function) is overflowing, etc, with certain values.<br><br>Dan East

[LLcooL]

Odd colouring solved. Made a mistake when setting <br>the pixel colour.<br><br>// Set the pixel colour:<br>    *cdst=(short)(vid_curpal[*csrc]<<8 );<br>    *cdst+=(short)(vid_curpal[*csrc]&0xff);<br><br>Was...<br><br>// Set the pixel colour:<br>    *cdst=(short)(vid_curpal[*csrc]<<8 );<br>    *cdst+=(short)(vid_curpal[*csrc+1]&0xff);<br><br>All I need to do to finish off is the landscape modes.<br><br>[Modified by Dan East to remove smilies from code]

[Matt Keys]

How nice of Dan:)

[ViolentBlue]

any word when you'll have a release ready?<br>if you're still beta testing I volunteer