Using WeidU to Set Colors

[JediMindTrix]

For an example, Opcode Color Pulse (50):

Parameter 1 can be made up of four different decimal values, one of which is effectively unused (I.E. 000, 255, 222, 219).

This translates in binary to: 00000000 11111111 11011110 11011011.

 

My question(s) are: is there a DECIMAL225 like there is a BIT1?

If not, what is the best means to count these bits correctly so one knows which to set to get the colors you want?

[Jarno Mikkola]

My question(s) are: is there a DECIMAL225 like there is a BIT1?

Just write the decimals to the RGB offsets: 0x0000 being the red, 0x0001 being the green, and 0x0002 being the blue.

[JediMindTrix]

 

LPF ALTER_EFFECT
 INT_VAR
  check_globals = 0
  check_headers = 1
  match_opcode = 142
  match_dicenumber = 14
  opcode = 50
  parameter1 =
  parameter2 = 0
  parameter3 = 30
  dicenumber = 0

 

So I would set parameter1 to 0, then after this change occurs: WRITE_BYTE 0x00/0x01/0x02?

[Jarno Mikkola]

Or you could probably just:

LPF ALTER_EFFECT
SET r =
SET g =
SET b =
 INT_VAR
  check_globals = 0
  check_headers = 1
  match_opcode = 142
  match_dicenumber = 14
  opcode = 50
  parameter1 = ~r + 256*g + 65536*b~
  parameter2 = 0
  parameter3 = 30
  dicenumber = 0

And then write the r, g and b to what exact values you wish them to be.

A small disclaimer, I haven't used the above code, so test at your own discression.

[JediMindTrix]

What do those asterisks signify?

[Jarno Mikkola]

What do those asterisks signify?

It's the multiplication of the offset or value... you can use those in Weidu's .tp2 files, just like +, -, /, **, = etc.