(palette) -> RNFF not only changed palettes but also alternative gfx in for example the intro: more shades in the sky than on MSX1. Actually I haven't seen an MSX1/2 game yet that actually has alternative tiles like that, or at least I wouldn't be able to mention one.
with little effort also sprites, could have been improved!
no examples of this?
Actually, the effort is not as little as you might think. Instead of 1 byte in the attribute table, you have to write 16 bytes in a separate colour table to change the colour of a sprite. If you don't factor this in while making the game, using it can be rather problematic.
with little effort also sprites, could have been improved!
no examples of this?
Actually, the effort is not as little as you might think. Instead of 1 byte in the attribute table, you have to write 16 bytes in a separate colour table to change the colour of a sprite. If you don't factor this in while making the game, using it can be rather problematic.
without changing sprite management, ( no multicolor ) it's only a ,matter of writing 16 bytes instead of one.
maybe there also no need to do this every time you write the sat, as sprite color changes rarely and only on specific charaters, (as the main charater).
It's not a zero cost feature, but with a little effort could be done, i think.
I think Qimpl is a 3-version-in-one (MSX1, MSX2, MSX2+). I am not sure if it works in MSX1, i only read once in a magazine it does, but i am sure that MSX2+ version shows digitized pictures.