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## Chapter 55\
Color Modeling in 256-Color Mode {#Heading1}
Color Modeling in 256-Color Mode
### Pondering X-Sharp's Color Model in an RGB State of Mind {#Heading2}
### Pondering X-Sharp's Color Model in an RGB State of Mind
Once she turned six, my daughter wanted some fairly sophisticated books
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VGA color modeling just happens to be this chapter's topic, and the
place to start is with color modeling in general.
#### A Color Model {#Heading3}
#### A Color Model
We've been developing X-Sharp for several chapters now. In the previous
chapter, we added illumination sources and shading; that addition makes
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`ModelColorToColorIndex()` to map 24-bit RGB triplets into the palette
you've set up. It's that simple, and the results can be striking indeed.
#### A Bonus from the BitMan {#Heading4}
#### A Bonus from the BitMan
Finally, a note on fast VGA text, which came in from a correspondent who
asked to be referred to simply as the BitMan. The BitMan passed along a