Default Palette

Commander X16 uses 256 color palette, each of the component colors (R, G and B) gets 4 bits therefore we can choose from total of 16*16*16 = 4096 combinations. At startup we get pretty good collection of default colors.
First 16 colors are similar to Commodore 64 colors, the next 16 are all possible clean gray colors followed by spread of other colors of different hues and intensities. Below are the table of defaults.
I exported these colors directly from Commander X16 emulator using a simple Basic program that can be downloaded below.

I also included links to two versions of bitmaps that can be used to import into paint programs or sprite design tools.

Please note that Color 0 in 256 color mode is actually replaced by transparent "color" and black indexed 16 can be used instead.

Index R G B
0 0 0 0
1 15 15 15
2 8 0 0
3 10 15 14
4 12 4 12
5 0 12 5
6 0 0 10
7 14 14 7
8 13 8 5
9 6 4 0
10 15 7 7
11 3 3 3
12 7 7 7
13 10 15 6
14 0 8 15
15 11 11 11
16 0 0 0
17 1 1 1
18 2 2 2
19 3 3 3
20 4 4 4
21 5 5 5
22 6 6 6
23 7 7 7
24 8 8 8
25 9 9 9
26 10 10 10
27 11 11 11
28 12 12 12
29 13 13 13
30 14 14 14
31 15 15 15
32 2 1 1
33 4 3 3
34 6 4 4
35 8 6 6
36 10 8 8
37 12 9 9
38 15 11 11
39 2 1 1
40 4 2 2
41 6 3 3
42 8 4 4
43 10 5 5
44 12 6 6
45 15 7 7
46 2 0 0
47 4 1 1
48 6 1 1
49 8 2 2
50 10 2 2
51 12 3 3
52 15 3 3
53 2 0 0
54 4 0 0
55 6 0 0
56 8 0 0
57 10 0 0
58 12 0 0
59 15 0 0
60 2 2 1
61 4 4 3
62 6 6 4
63 8 8 6
64 10 10 8
65 12 12 9
66 15 14 11
67 2 1 1
68 4 3 2
69 6 5 3
70 8 7 4
71 10 9 5
72 12 11 6
73 15 13 7
74 2 1 0
75 4 3 1
76 6 5 1
77 8 6 2
78 10 8 2
79 12 10 3
80 15 12 3
81 2 1 0
82 4 3 0
83 6 4 0
84 8 6 0
85 10 8 0
86 12 9 0
87 15 11 0
88 1 2 1
89 3 4 3
90 5 6 4
91 7 8 6
92 9 10 8
93 11 12 9
94 13 15 11
95 1 2 1
96 3 4 2
97 4 6 3
98 6 8 4
99 8 10 5
100 9 12 6
101 11 15 7
102 1 2 0
103 2 4 1
104 4 6 1
105 5 8 2
106 6 10 2
107 8 12 3
108 9 15 3
109 1 2 0
110 2 4 0
111 3 6 0
112 4 8 0
113 5 10 0
114 6 12 0
115 7 15 0
116 1 2 1
117 3 4 3
118 4 6 5
119 6 8 6
120 8 10 8
121 9 12 10
122 11 15 12
123 1 2 1
124 2 4 2
125 3 6 4
126 4 8 5
127 5 10 6
128 6 12 8
129 7 15 9
130 0 2 0
131 1 4 1
132 1 6 2
133 2 8 3
134 2 10 4
135 3 12 5
136 3 15 6
137 0 2 0
138 0 4 1
139 0 6 1
140 0 8 2
141 0 10 2
142 0 12 3
143 0 15 3
144 1 2 2
145 3 4 4
146 4 6 6
147 6 8 8
148 8 10 10
149 9 12 12
150 11 15 15
151 1 2 2
152 2 4 4
153 3 6 6
154 4 8 8
155 5 10 10
156 6 12 12
157 7 15 15
158 0 2 2
159 1 4 4
160 1 6 6
161 2 8 8
162 2 10 10
163 3 12 12
164 3 15 15
165 0 2 2
166 0 4 4
167 0 6 6
168 0 8 8
169 0 10 10
170 0 12 12
171 0 15 15
172 1 1 2
173 3 3 4
174 4 5 6
175 6 6 8
176 8 8 10
177 9 10 12
178 11 12 15
179 1 1 2
180 2 2 4
181 3 4 6
182 4 5 8
183 5 6 10
184 6 8 12
185 7 9 15
186 0 0 2
187 1 1 4
188 1 2 6
189 2 3 8
190 2 4 10
191 3 5 12
192 3 6 15
193 0 0 2
194 0 1 4
195 0 1 6
196 0 2 8
197 0 2 10
198 0 3 12
199 0 3 15
200 1 1 2
201 3 3 4
202 5 4 6
203 7 6 8
204 9 8 10
205 11 9 12
206 13 11 15
207 1 1 2
208 3 2 4
209 4 3 6
210 6 4 8
211 8 5 10
212 9 6 12
213 11 7 15
214 1 0 2
215 2 1 4
216 4 1 6
217 5 2 8
218 6 2 10
219 8 3 12
220 9 3 15
221 1 0 2
222 2 0 4
223 3 0 6
224 4 0 8
225 5 0 10
226 6 0 12
227 7 0 15
228 2 1 2
229 4 3 4
230 6 4 6
231 8 6 8
232 10 8 10
233 12 9 12
234 15 11 14
235 2 1 1
236 4 2 3
237 6 3 5
238 8 4 7
239 10 5 9
240 12 6 11
241 15 7 13
242 2 0 1
243 4 1 3
244 6 1 5
245 8 2 6
246 10 2 8
247 12 3 10
248 15 3 12
249 2 0 1
250 4 0 3
251 6 0 4
252 8 0 6
253 10 0 8
254 12 0 9
255 15 0 11


Below are also PNG files that can be used in drawing programs:

256x1

16x16


Comments

  1. Would you happen to have a palette file that can be used in something like Gimp og Paint.net ?

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    1. I managed to use your code that generates the HTML color table and modify it to generate a palette instead. The default Commander X16 palette can be downloaded here: https://cx16.dk/piskelc2bin/cx16_palette.gpl

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    2. Great, thanks for contributing. As you guessed I did not have the palette file that before. I did however use the png-s from above to import into Aseprite and Paint.net

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