Re: LF: How do you make a Greyscale picture program?
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Re: LF: How do you make a Greyscale picture program?
In theory yes. There my be some problems, but in theory you could switch
three planes and then get even more colors. But there would be som
flickers. I will try to make an example and see if it works.
Michael Wulff Nielsen
mal@dit.ou.dk
On Wed, 4 Dec 1996, Brad wrote:
> At 01:52 PM 12/2/96 +0100, you wrote:
> >
> >What greyscale means on the TI is that you have two bitplanes that
> >are swapped at each VBL interrupt. This is only possible because it is a
> >slow display. You simply have to bitplanes. And where you want a black
> >pixel you set both bitplanes to 1 and where you want a grey pixel you set
> >only on of the bitplanes to 1.
> > Michael Wulff Nielsen
> > mal@dit.ou.dk
>
> would it be possible to use the same concept to make a 3 level greyscape?
> maybe even more levels?
>
>
> // regul^tor||Brad||KB8MNS
>
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