The following information describes how colors and palettes are used in Microangelo Studio and Animator.
Microangelo's editing tools make use of two colors, Color A and Color B. The current A and B colors are displayed above the drawing tools on left side of the edit area. See Color A and B usage for more information on how these selections are used for different operations.
Studio and Animator both provide a Palette window to select colors used by the editing tools. The Palette window contains inkwells filled with different colors of ink. Select the colors used for Color A or Color B by clicking the left or right mouse button over the inkwell containing the desired color.
Color palettes can be saved to disk and re-opened when editing 256-color or True Color images.
In addition to regular colors, the Palette window also includes two special inkwells containing transparent and inverse ink. These selections can be used to create transparent and inverse effects when the images are displayed.
A Color Blend area is included at the bottom of the Palette Window when editing 256-color or True Color images.