Re: LF: How do you make a Greyscale picture program?
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Re: LF: How do you make a Greyscale picture program?
At 07:12 PM 12/4/96 -0800, you wrote:
>At 01:52 PM 12/2/96 +0100, you wrote:
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>>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
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>would it be possible to use the same concept to make a 3 level greyscape?
>maybe even more levels?
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>// regul^tor||Brad||KB8MNS
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The only way that you could make more than 2 bitplanes is to change the
contrast and display one plane, change it again and display another etc.
This would probably cause a mojor flicker problem though!