i'm trying to change the main menu background for WA, The custom backdrop.bmp i made is not what i wanted to be.
i changed it to red, when i started wa. it's not red at all. & when i go to a different menu, it changed colors.
what am i doing wrong? please reply
This is because all frontend graphics use specific spots in the color palette. With backdrop it's a black-blue gradient near the end of the palette.
To force a different color, you need Worms.NET PAL Editor (https://worms2d.info/Worms.NET_PAL_Editor). Open the .pal file corresponding to the frontend screen (Singleplayer, Network, etc...) that you want to modify. You must do this for every frontend screen separately.
Alternatively, you may want to try this (http://www.moddb.com/mods/wa-backdrop-and-tooltip-colors) red background mod. It already does what you wanted to do. Replace all the .pal files in your graphics folder with the provided ones.
Keep in mind that a few frontend screens, such as WormNET, may share backdrop colors. On WormNET, there are a lot of country flags, for example. All with a multitude of colors. Changing the backdrop palette may lead to display errors with those country flags. However, graphics packages in SuperFrontendHD have been designed specifically to minimize the risk of color errors when you modify the backdrop. The only places where you may see minor glitches are Weapon Editor and WormNET.
Quote from: StepS on July 06, 2017, 10:14 AM
This is because all frontend graphics use specific spots in the color palette. With backdrop it's a black-blue gradient near the end of the palette.
To force a different color, you need Worms.NET PAL Editor (https://worms2d.info/Worms.NET_PAL_Editor). Open the .pal file corresponding to the frontend screen (Singleplayer, Network, etc...) that you want to modify. You must do this for every frontend screen separately.
Alternatively, you may want to try this (http://www.moddb.com/mods/wa-backdrop-and-tooltip-colors) red background mod. It already does what you wanted to do. Replace all the .pal files in your graphics folder with the provided ones.
Keep in mind that a few frontend screens, such as WormNET, may share backdrop colors. On WormNET, there are a lot of country flags, for example. All with a multitude of colors. Changing the backdrop palette may lead to display errors with those country flags. However, graphics packages in SuperFrontendHD have been designed specifically to minimize the risk of color errors when you modify the backdrop. The only places where you may see minor glitches are Weapon Editor and WormNET.
i need the file names for each thing, please?
And for me, a step-by-step tutorial on how to recreate this but with other colors