To delete a Custom Color Palette, delete the project name, for example, MyProject.LCD About Projects in Bitmap2LCD In the F ile Explorer List the projects ( red arrow) Name of the current active project ( blue arrow) NewProject.LCD Below the List of Projects ( each project is a set of many possible settings ) A Red Star indicates the active project name Use Right Mouse Click or local menu to act on projects.īitmap2LCD is a tool for programming small Graphic LCDs in embedded systems and a programmable graphic and text processing tool.Įxport RGB Color Palettes to Text File or to a Look up Table LUT From V3.8e, the above function has been moved to the COLOR PALETTE tab, Main Menu ( From V3.2e Build 4 to V3.8d ) In the Output Settings main menu, in the 256, 4096, 65536 and 262k Colors mode you can export the default or custom Color Palette to a text file.
The next line in the main menu, below the blue arrow will show you if the Default or the Custom Color Palette has been loaded.
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If you really do only want to update one pixel in the 18 column, you must be sure to write the same data that is already present for the other 7 pixels so their information does not change.Working with Custom Color Palettes From V3.8e, the above functions have been moved to the COLOR PALETTE tab, Main Menu In the Output Settings Main menu, for the color mode range going from 256 to 262k Colors you can load a Custom Color Palette by loading a graphic file (BMPJPGPNG) that contains the exact number of reference colors, for example 256 Colors for the Custom 256 colors Palette.The Custom Color Palette will override the Default Color Palette in a particular project other than Default.LCD (see below about projects) To load a custom color palette, just createswitch to a project different than Default.LCD and switch to the correct color mode (for example 256 colors), then click on the Load a custom Color Palette item in the Output Settings main menu ( blue arrow).The Color Palette of the Reference Graphic will then be loaded.
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