Custom palettes
Beside the eighty built-in palettes, you can now make your own: four colors, darkest to lightest,
each set by its red, green and blue from 0 to 255.
Press Down on the Palette screen to open the palette editor. Each of the four shades has a row with
its three values and its color beside them. Press A on a value to edit it: Left and Right pick the
hundreds, tens or ones, Up and Down step the value, A keeps the change and B puts the old value back.
Every change is saved as you make it.
Ninety-nine preset slots keep your palettes. The preset selector picks a slot, and load preset,
save preset and clear preset act on it, asking first wherever a change can't be taken back.
An asterisk beside the editor's title means the palette you're editing has changes no slot holds.
Hold Select in the editor to see the palette as the game will draw it: the seven pieces, text as
selected, unselected and dimmed, and the brick wall beside the well. Let go and the editor is where
you left it.
Saved palettes join the Palette screen's selector after palette 80, as C01 to C99, and are chosen
the same way as the built-in ones.
Existing settings and top scores carry forward untouched. No custom palette is in use until you
choose one.
Windows: the download is unsigned, so SmartScreen will warn about an unrecognized publisher.
Choose More info → Run anyway. Signing is coming in a later release.
Kirpich contains no playable copyrighted content. On first start it asks for your own Game Boy
Tetris ROM.