Hey y'all,

I'm trying to create a 24-bit (truecolour) ANSI, well a bunch for a potential new theme for TQW, and using Pablo I can create a custom palette from the 24-bit palette, but when it saves the file it seems that the ANSI escape codes for the colours are a little weird, eg ^[[0;R;G;Bt instead of what I was expecting like ^[[38;2;R;G;Bm - and I think due to this neither SyncTerm or Netrunner can handle the colours and so show what I imagine would be considered
















































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































the closest equivalent from the 16 colour palette.

If anyone has any ideas on this, I'd love to hear them.
Cheers guys n gals!

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On 15 Jun 2022, MeaTLoTioN said the following...

Hey y'all,

I'm trying to create a 24-bit (truecolour) ANSI, well a bunch for a potential new theme for TQW, and using Pablo I can create a custom palette from the 24-bit palette, but when it saves the file it seems
that the ANSI escape codes for the colours are a little weird, eg ^[[0;R;G;Bt instead of what I was expecting like ^[[38;2;R;G;Bm - and I think due to this neither SyncTerm or Netrunner can handle the colours and so show what I imagine would be considered

Hey MeaTLoTioN, Cool idea... can Mystic handle it? Also, not sure what kind of client could manage it, but you could write your own... a simple one wouldn't be too bad... might be a nice project... you're always pushing the boundaries with cool ideas... I like it!

-seeLive

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Hey y'all,

I'm trying to create a 24-bit (truecolour) ANSI, well a bunch for a potent new theme for TQW, and using Pablo I can create a custom palette from the 24-bit palette, but when it saves the file it seems that the ANSI escape c for the colours are a little weird, eg ^[[0;R;G;Bt instead of what I was expecting like ^[[38;2;R;G;Bm - and I think due to this neither SyncTerm o Netrunner can handle the colours and so show what I imagine would be consi the closest equivalent from the 16 colour palette.

If anyone has any ideas on this, I'd love to hear them.
Cheers guys n gals!

Just dug up this necropost as I was doing the same thing just now. I am able to output a full 24-bit ansi rainbow in Netrunner, SyncTerm and web fTelnet just now. Running the demo on Mystic, check out option /# on TheForze!

oP!

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