Originally posted by Pac-Man

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Well then, just copy all of the colours (80 to 8F) over to a level in your rom (one without a custom palette) and save RGBs to ROM. You'll have to copy the colours 1 by 1. To copy, left-click on the colour and press Return, and to paste, right-click.

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Originally posted by Smallhacker

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Now that I think about it... My next program will be a console (DOS) program written in C++ with menues like this:

1) Edit blah
2) Enter blah editor
3) View blah data
4) Repoint blah
5) Exit

4_

Enter blah table to repoint:

1D_

$1D - Is this correct?
1) Yes
2) No

1_

Enter new address:
F268_

$F268 - Is this correct?
1) Yes
2) No

1_

ZOMG ERROR n00b

1) Edit blah
2) Enter blah editor
3) View blah data
4) Repoint blah
5) Exit

...and no graphics whatsoever.

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See, a menu-driven program like that may be perfectly useable, but it's annoying to have to type "1[enter]4[enter]27[enter]3.141592654[enter]Y[enter]" to make Mario's fireballs move faster as opposed to just changing a number in a text box.

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