Hey Bob,
I typically create my own in an .ans file and keep it somewhere in my sysop menu, for the different purpose of remembering what color combinations = ? Something such as:
|011 |022 |033 |044 |055 |066 |077 |088
Each representing pipe code | plus 0 plus the number above.
I would assume if the aforementioned were not "test bar'ey" enough, there might be one pre-drawn on the 16 colors website?
Or maybe one of these photos would be of help?
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=ansi+color+calibration&t=brave&iax=images&ia=images&ia i=https%3A%2F%2Fazrael.digipen.edu%2F~mmead%2Fwww%2Fmg%2Fansicolors%2Fansicolors -1.png
?
Or does it need to be a physical calibration test card?
On Monday,December 09, 2024 at 05:31 PM, Bob Worm wrote:
RE: ANSI test card
Hi, all.
I've recently noticed that the terminal I wrote myself doesn't seem to display 'intense black' (dark grey) text - it took me an incredibly long time to notice that but here we are...
Does anyone know of an ANSI equivalent to the old TV test cards they
used to transmit so you could calibrate your TV correctly? Just
something that shows all the combinations of foreground and background colours would do for this case.
Thanks,
BobW
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