Looking for ProTracker 2.3D source code

[korruptor]

Originally Posted by 8bitbubsy

Hmm, what about
pixbuf = SDL_CreateRGBSurface(screen->flags, 320, 255, 32, 0x00FF0000, 0x0000FF00, 0x000000FF, 0xFF000000);
?
Should I change the last four parameters to something in the screen struct?

AFAIK if they're not set, they'll default to the screen's format. Someone can correct me if I'm wrong there...

Or, yeah, try:

pixbuf = SDL_CreateRGBSurface(screen->flags, 320, 255, 32, screen->format->Rmask, screen->format->Gmask, screen->format->Bmask, screen->format->Amask);

[8bitbubsy]

I added some neat palette functions now....

/* palette */
#define PAL_TRACKER_BG_1 0
#define PAL_TRACKER_BG_2 1
#define PAL_TRACKER_BG_3 2
#define PAL_GENERAL_TEXT 3
#define PAL_PATTERN_TEXT 4
#define PAL_CURSOR_1     5
#define PAL_CURSOR_2     6
#define PAL_CURSOR_3     7
#define PAL_COLORKEY     8
#define PAL_QUADRASCOPE  9

unsigned int palette[48] = 
{
	0x00BBBBBB, /* 0 - PAL_TRACKER_BG_1 */
	0x00888888, /* 1 - PAL_TRACKER_BG_2 */
	0x00555555, /* 2 - PAL_TRACKER_BG_3 */

	0x00000000, /* 3 - PAL_GENERAL_TEXT */
	0x00009955, /* 4 - PAL_PATTERN_TEXT */

	0x00444444, /* 5 - PAL_CURSOR_1 */
	0x00777777, /* 6 - PAL_CURSOR_2 */
	0x00AAAAAA, /* 7 - PAL_CURSOR_3 */

	0x0000FF00, /* 8 - PAL_COLORKEY */

	0x00BB00FF  /* 9 - PAL_QUADRASCOPE */
};

unsigned int pixelToScreenFmtPixel(SDL_Surface *screen, unsigned int pixel)
{
	if (screen != NULL)
	{
		/* thanks to korruptor for this code */
		return (((pixel & 0xFF000000) >> 24) << screen->format->Ashift) | 
			(((pixel & 0x00FF0000) >> 16) << screen->format->Rshift) | 
			(((pixel & 0x0000FF00) >> 8)  << screen->format->Gshift) | 
			((pixel & 0x000000FF) << screen->format->Bshift);
	}
	return 0;
}

void setPaletteEntry(SDL_Surface *screen, unsigned int palette[48], int num, unsigned int color)
{
	palette[num] = pixelToScreenFmtPixel(screen, color);
	return;
}

void convertPaletteToScreenFmt(unsigned int *palette, SDL_Surface *screen)
{
	if ((screen != NULL) && (palette != NULL))
	{
		int i;
		for (i = 0; i < 48; i++)
		{
			unsigned int pix = *palette;
			*palette++ = pixelToScreenFmtPixel(screen, pix);
		}
	}
	return;
}

setPaletteEntry(screen, palette, PAL_CURSOR_1, 0x00444444);
setPaletteEntry(screen, palette, PAL_CURSOR_2, 0x00777777);
setPaletteEntry(screen, palette, PAL_CURSOR_3, 0x00AAAAAA);

[Photon]

Re: Poll. If you do hardpan, users can (possibly) softpan in soundcard settings. The other way round is not possible

Best way I think is an option, like in WinUAE, like a slider 0-100% where 0 is mono and 100 is hard pan.