VBA GX Color Palette Editor

[MatioMania]

I Just want a Virtual Boy like Palette for my Game Boy Games

I have a Learning Disability, So it's confusing for me

 

[MatioMania]

I don't want to spend hours trying to figure it out

Why can it be like a Super Game Boy like Palette Editor to pic a color

Again, I want a Red Color, like Virtual Boy

 

[SaulFabre]

I don't want to spend hours trying to figure it out

Why can it be like a Super Game Boy like Palette Editor to pic a color

Again, I want a Red Color, like Virtual Boy

As far as I know there is no tool/program for edit the color palettes on VBA GX.

But... if you check the palettes.xml settings of your VBAGX installation (sd:/vbagx/palettes.xml), you will see the color palettes with their color values in hex. You need to look for the "default" section in that file, here you can replace those color values in hex with your colors (in hex).

For example, 0x80AD00 is for a tone of green, 0xADADAD it's for a little dark gray.

Look at this example:

<game name="default" use="1">
    <bkgr c0="0xFFFFFF" c1="0xADADAD" c2="0x636363" c3="0x000000" />
    <wind c0="0xFFFFFF" c1="0xADADAD" c2="0x636363" c3="0x000000" />
    <obj0 c0="0xFFFFFF" c1="0xADADAD" c2="0x636363" />
    <obj1 c0="0xFFFFFF" c1="0xADADAD" c2="0x636363" />
</game>

For see what is the hex code for your color you want to use, use this online tool: https://www.peko-step.com/en/tool/tfcolor_en.html

Hope this understand