paag:palette_swap_color_cycling
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| + | [{{ paag_palette_effect_color_cycling.gif|a) active cycle entry, b) swap operation, c) in-place cycle}}] | ||
| + | **Color Cycling** refers to a [[Palette Swap]] effect where one or more entries in a [[palette]] are sequentially swapped with an active entry from another (or the same) palette. | ||
| + | The active entry/index in the other palette is increased or decreased periodically and wraps around to the other end when it goes out of range: it "cycles" across a range. | ||
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| + | The cycle for indices 7,8,9,A in the example here could also be implemented in-place. | ||
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| + | further reading: | ||
| + | * [[wp>Color_cycling|Color Cycling]] | ||
| + | * [[http://www.effectgames.com/demos/canvascycle/|HTML5 Color Cycling Demo]] - featuring art by Mark Ferrari and code by Joseph Huckaby | ||
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