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The original game used a simplistic 16-color palette, with 8 of those colors: black, blue, green, cyan, red, purple, yellow, grey, and a lighter version of those colors creating a total of 16. The game also has an option to use the classic ASCII visuals, mimicking the classic version of the game by using 16 colors. Even with the updated graphics turned on, the text in the GUI still references the color scheme. Color is also used to express various information, from a dwarf's [[profession]], to the natural color of a terrain feature, to the material an item is made of.
 
The original game used a simplistic 16-color palette, with 8 of those colors: black, blue, green, cyan, red, purple, yellow, grey, and a lighter version of those colors creating a total of 16. The game also has an option to use the classic ASCII visuals, mimicking the classic version of the game by using 16 colors. Even with the updated graphics turned on, the text in the GUI still references the color scheme. Color is also used to express various information, from a dwarf's [[profession]], to the natural color of a terrain feature, to the material an item is made of.
  
Some sprite sheets contain their own dedicated color palettes.
 
 
== Overview ==
 
== Overview ==
 
=== The tileset influences color display ===
 
=== The tileset influences color display ===

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