Palettes
Copying & Moving Palettes
Palettes can be copied or moved using syntax. Copying is particularly useful if you have a palette that you would like to duplicate, so that you can use it as a starting point to create a new palette, rather than starting from scratch. Moving is useful if you would like to reposition your palette tiles in the palettes window.
Copying
The syntax can follow "Attribute x Copy y Enter", where x is the source palette, and y is the destination. There is no need to tap the attribute button again before y, however this is allowed.
Examples of copy syntax below:
Shape 1 Copy 6 Enter
Shape 1 Copy To 6,
Copies shape palette 1 and pastes it to shape palette 6.
Position 1 0 Copy Position 2 Enter
Position 10 Copy To Position 2,
Copies position palette 10 and pastes it to position palette 2.
Moving
The Move command can be accessed, by repeating the process above, however holding the Shift key when tapping Copy. The syntax is therefore "Attribute x ( Shift- Copy ) y Enter", where x is the source palette, and y is the destination. There is no need to tap the attribute button again before y, however this is allowed.
Examples of move syntax below:
Colour 1 ( Shift- Copy ) 6 Enter
Colour 1 Move To 6,
Moves colour palette 1 to colour palette 6.
Beam 1 0 ( Shift- Copy ) Beam 2 Enter
Beam 10 Move To Beam 2,
Moves beam palette 10 to beam palette 2.