10-30-2022, 02:51 AM
(10-30-2022, 02:34 AM)megamarc Wrote: No it can't as they're two unrelated properties: Layer.palette is an optional property that can be NULL -and by default is-, whereas Tileset.palette is mandatory and belongs to the Tileset, not the Layer. Each one must be managed by its own accessor.
Tileset lacks accesor to set it in purpose, it can only be set during creation and then remains constant, it can't be changed. Your proposed setter function would work in the short term, but it would cause the leaking/orphaning problems of broken references I talked about in last post. That's by it doesn't exist.
Ah alright, now what I can do as a workaround, is I can get the palette with TLN_GetTilesetPalette and modify the palette with TLN_SetPaletteColor. It normally should work
It needs more setup and I have a bit of performances loss, but even old consoles does that : you overwrite the data in the Color RAM, you don't change the pointer to another place.