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The reason you can't find a way to have an RGB value of 0-255 in 256 color mode is because there isn't one. RGB values of 0-63 define 256 colors. RGB values of 0-255 define Truecolor 16.7 million colors. Of course this is going to be SVGA. <br />

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The reason you can't find a way to have an RGB value of 0-255 in 256 color mode is because there isn't one. RGB values of 0-63 define 256 colors. RGB values of 0-255 define Truecolor 16.7 million colors. Of course this is going to be SVGA.


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Hello,<br />
I am an amateur C/C++ programmer currently programming for Dos in MSVC 1.52 without MFC support.<br />
I would like to know of a way to remap a 256-color screen palette, so that each color is composed of a RGB triplet.<br />
However, the way that I found to do this only allows to set a 0-63 value for each RGB component.<br />
What procedure do I need to use in order to be able to set each RGB component in a range of 0-255?<br />
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Thanks in advance to anyone who helps me out,<br />
Sincerely,<br />
EnigMasterMind.<br />

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Hello,
I am an amateur C/C++ programmer currently programming for Dos in MSVC 1.52 without MFC support.
I would like to know of a way to remap a 256-color screen palette, so that each color is composed of a RGB triplet.
However, the way that I found to do this only allows to set a 0-63 value for each RGB component.
What procedure do I need to use in order to be able to set each RGB component in a range of 0-255?

Thanks in advance to anyone who helps me out,
Sincerely,
EnigMasterMind.


Setting 0-255 RGB Intensity in a 256 Color Palette

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