added support for original pastel colors by conditionally enabling colormixing, and providing a color file … #11
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…file in colors called original - enables the original pastel colors to be recreated
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I've been using this fork for the past few months and it works great! Thanks @siacali |
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Thanks for that, I appreciate it! |
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Modified (super minor) acme.c and provided a color file in colors called original - enables the original pastel colors to be recreated, for those of us old folks who love the operational improvements A2k brings, but also love the original retro pastel colors...
These changes:
Add an optional #define ENABLE_PASTELS to the config.h and a #define C_MIX
acme.c has an #ifndef ENABLE_PASTELS that preserves the (your) original behavior else
enables color mixing to recreate the textures that were key to faithfully reproducing the original pastels colors.