Closed SolsticeSpectrum closed 1 year ago
There are two main ways palettes are added in Zeal. Traditionally, new palettes get added to GrPalette.ZC and are available system-wide.
Recently, y4my4m did great work to create a fun PaletteEditor program currently in the /Home/PaletteEditor folder that you can use to make new palettes interactively. However, these do not save to GrPalette.ZC, and instead become separate files within the PaletteEditor directory structure. The PaletteEditor is still technically a work-in-progress, so its functionality isn't final.
There isn't a specific place that one should put the call to the palette method to set the user preferred palette on boot, generally each user modifies their personal system in the way that suits their preferences best. I personally put #include "C:/Home/PaletteEditor/Palettes/Amicus.ZC";;PaletteSetAmicus;
at the bottom of my /Home/HomeSys.ZC.
Eventually these two ways of introducing palettes may be changed to a different system, but this is currently the state of adding palettes in Zeal.
I found this folder: https://github.com/Zeal-Operating-System/ZealOS/tree/b32f9cea7788a04012ea50b5cd501ba36746862e/src/Home/PaletteEditor/Palettes
And I assume this could be used to add own palettes which then can be used to change the colors of the system. What is the proper way of doing this? The regular way in vanilla TempleOS is creating some sort of Theme.HC file and then including it in HomeSys. I assume ZealOS has better way?
Sorry I am a noob when it comes to TempleOS, this was how I applied themes in regular TempleOS
ZealOS also uses 6 character hex codes for colors instead of 12