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Here's my graphical suggestion — a less ugly Q and a slightly modified set of tiles.

From what I know the emphasis bits cannot be combined on the NES, so checkboxes could confuse people into thinking that this can be done. They can. In fact, some developers have their games set all the emphasis bits -- this makes the colors quite a bit darker. Of course when Monochrome Mode is sele...

I am aware that the NES only does 4 colors per row I just wanted to see what all the colors look like at the same time I will fix it soon. This All the colors of the NES without setting the emphasis bits my program does support emphasis bits I hope people will understand that when they save the pal...

zzo38 wrote:Also tell me if you have tried this program and your opinion about it?

Well, the interface isn't great, but looking at the functionality already implemented, it has quite a potential to replace YY-CHR at least on my computer.

Well, it's nice that you developed it to be cross-platform in the first place, but: Why not write a Makefile so that it could be compiled in a similar way to any other *nix program? Here is a quickly-written Makefile that does the same job as the "compile" script (which, BTW, had the wrong...

The art itself is really, really nice. Sadly, as pointed before, you have to use a specific palette, as well as follow the color limitations. Also, the actual palette differs a bit on different TVs and even on emulators. By the way (I hope you won't object), here is a quick view of how the same imag...