CH> Drawing the sprite in different colours is quite trivial. First, assign n
CH> colours to the sprite. Then, decide how many coloursets you need. call 
this
CH> you need n times x palette entries - set this aside and make each set of
CH> palette entries the coloursets you need.
CH> when you draw your sprite, add (n*colour) to the value of each pixel 
before
CH> drawing it. colour 0 is best set as the orignial colour of the sprite. 
voil
I thought about that... I could even to a  32-bit add to do 4pixels at once 
like adding 0F0F0F0F (if i had 16-colors per table...)  i only need to tables 
anyways!  Thanks!
CH> Limitations: the palette entries must be consecutive. It takes more math 
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CH> storing 8 different coloured sprites, so it's slower. You can't do it if 
yo
CH> are using a mode that doesn't use the palette (aka highcolour).
Well I am designing it in 320x240x256 mode X!
Thanks for the help.  I wanted to see how another programmer would do it...
TTYL
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