Palette LookUp table.
While a PAL file contains the actual color data, a PLU does not.
It only rearranges the indexes of the palette file, rewiring it so to
speak.
A PLU file has 64 x 256 bytes of data, 64 equals the amount of shades.
ID 14 is the maximum so It is not possible to extend
this list with new ones.
Palette name |
filename |
ID |
Normal |
NORMAL |
0 |
Saturate |
SATURATE |
1 |
Beast |
BEAST |
2 |
Tommy |
TOMMY |
3 |
Spider3 |
SPIDER3 |
4 |
Gray |
GRAY |
5 |
Grayish |
GRAYISH |
6 |
Spider1 |
SPIDER1 |
7 |
Spider2 |
SPIDER2 |
8 |
Flame |
FLAME |
9 |
Cold |
COLD |
10 |
P1 |
P1 |
11 |
P2 |
P2 |
12 |
P3 |
P3 |
13 |
P4 |
P4 |
14 |
If you wish to replace a PLU you can not simply rely
on the ID with a custom filename.
The engine checks the filename so PLU files need to be replaced under
the same name.