palettes

List and inspect built-in palettes.

Usage

pxl palettes <COMMAND>

Subcommands

Command	Description
`list`	List all available built-in palettes
`show`	Show details of a specific palette

pxl palettes list

List all available built-in palettes.

pxl palettes list

Output:

Built-in palettes:
  @gameboy
  @nes
  @pico8
  @grayscale
  @1bit
  @dracula

pxl palettes show

Show details of a specific palette.

pxl palettes show <NAME>

Arguments

Argument	Description
`<NAME>`	Name of the palette to show (e.g., `gameboy`, `pico8`)

Examples

# Show Game Boy palette
pxl palettes show gameboy

# Show PICO-8 palette
pxl palettes show pico8

Sample Output

Palette: gameboy
  Colors: 4
    darkest   #0f380f
    dark      #306230
    light     #8bac0f
    lightest  #9bbc0f

  Usage in sprites:
    palette: @gameboy

Built-in Palettes

@gameboy

The classic Game Boy 4-color green palette.

Token	Color	Hex
darkest	Dark green	#0f380f
dark	Medium green	#306230
light	Light green	#8bac0f
lightest	Pale green	#9bbc0f

@nes

NES-inspired color palette with 54 colors.

@pico8

The PICO-8 fantasy console 16-color palette.

@grayscale

8-level grayscale from black to white.

@1bit

Simple 2-color black and white palette.

@dracula

The popular Dracula dark theme colors.

Using Built-in Palettes

Reference built-in palettes with the @ prefix:

sprite:
  name: player
  palette: @gameboy
  grid:
    _ _ darkest darkest _ _
    _ darkest light light darkest _
    darkest light lightest lightest light darkest

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