PXL64 now has an Amiga AGA mode. This produces a 256 indexed colour image based on 8 bitplanes.
PXL64 can be downloaded from Google Play here https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rchpantson.pxl64
The Amiga AGA chipset was introduced in the CD32, A1200 and A4000 models by Commodore in 1992.
While OCS had a maximum 6 bitplane depth allowing 64 colours, AGA was an incremental update to OCS and allowed 8 bitplanes which brought 256 (2^8) indexed colours to the screen and into Amiga games. The 8 bitplanes could also be used to display still images with 262144 colours using Hold and Modify mode.
The AGA chipset was the last chipset by Commodore
PXL64 can be downloaded from Google Play here https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rchpantson.pxl64
The Amiga AGA chipset was introduced in the CD32, A1200 and A4000 models by Commodore in 1992.
While OCS had a maximum 6 bitplane depth allowing 64 colours, AGA was an incremental update to OCS and allowed 8 bitplanes which brought 256 (2^8) indexed colours to the screen and into Amiga games. The 8 bitplanes could also be used to display still images with 262144 colours using Hold and Modify mode.
The AGA chipset was the last chipset by Commodore
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