Another thing worth noting - if you use 256 colour bitmaps, you can apply different palletes to it to get different colours at loadtime (this is much faster). "But blitz doesn't support paletted images!" I hear you cry. True, but it loads them in well enough. Every paletted bmp has the pallet info at the start of the file. If you overwrite these values with a new palette before loading the image, hey presto! I had some code that did this knocking about on the forum somewhere, but gawd onlyknows where it is...
Changing colour of sprite "in game"
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