Luciano made me some killer ANSI for my BBS that display perfect using netrunner, within the mystic ART gallary, and within Pablo Draw and
for this? In addition, I've noticed that when using a background color combined with a different foreground color, it at times initiates Mystic to cause that section of an ANSi and or Text to blink. I use pablo draw
windows. Yet when I load mystic from a command prompt c:\mystic\mystic
.. Mystic only seems to recognize the basic 8 low and 8 ice equivilant colors. Therefore, brown looks more "mustard" in color. Curious to
It's the command prompt window, guaranteed. I believe there's a registry fix for it somewhere.
Yeah. Here's the post about it with them changing the colors in the command terminal:
https://devblogs.microsoft.com/commandline/updating-the-windows-console-co
And here's the way to change them back (looks like it's campbell-legacy.ini):
https://www.windowscentral.com/how-change-command-prompts-color-scheme-win 10
Though, honestly, I'm not really sure what iCE Colors are, as it seems like something that's more of a decision by a terminal window in how to display things, but I lack knowledge to say much of use there, too.
Without iCE (bright-bg) support, a terminal/console can only display 8 background colors. With iCE support, a terminal/console can display up
to 16 background colors (but loses the blink ability). The foreground color palette (used to represent the pixels of each charcter cell glyph) is always 16 colors, in CGA color modes (i.e. the only colors supported
by ANSI.sys and ANSI BBSes).
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