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But the Pro Motion pico-8 palette contains even more colors like different smaller ramps useful for stones, plants etc. as vertical or horizontal ramps. This helps to quickly select certain color schemes. pico-8 does not care about indexes when loading an image. It just matches the pixel color to its standard palette, so you can use any of the color slots in the PM pico-palette. Also see the pico-8 project preset description:
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The color palette is extended by some special color orders and groups to quickly select colors for certain graphic portions like stone, metal, plants etc. .
You can define your own color groups in the palette area, but remember to never change the value of a color. Always use copies from the original color definitions.
PICO-8 will remap every pixel to the standard palette when you load the graphics into it.
For more information see:
https://www.cosmigo.com/promotion/docs/onlinehelp/gfxHardware-PICO8.htm