The pokes could also just be a single pal call with a table, but I think the loop might actually be faster than constructing the table (!).
This can be optimized further by declaring the color table as a global variable so it is not rebuilt on every call, but I didn't read the code closely enough to discover if there's logic for body parts changing color, which I didn't want to break.
The pokes could also just be a single pal call with a table, but I think the loop might actually be faster than constructing the table (!).
This can be optimized further by declaring the color table as a global variable so it is not rebuilt on every call, but I didn't read the code closely enough to discover if there's logic for body parts changing color, which I didn't want to break.
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The pokes could also just be a single pal call with a table, but I think the loop might actually be faster than constructing the table (!).
This can be optimized further by declaring the color table as a global variable so it is not rebuilt on every call, but I didn't read the code closely enough to discover if there's logic for body parts changing color, which I didn't want to break.