Re: LF: This just in.
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Re: LF: This just in.
On Sat, 7 Dec 1996, Isaac Salpeter wrote:
> On Sat, 7 Dec 1996, Ilkka Sorsa wrote:
> > 1. Calc on.
> > 2. Password program prompts for password.
> > 3. If password is correct, program displays all possible grayscales and
> > gives user an opportunity to adjust contrast. If user doesn't want to
> > adjust it, he/she presses enter or something.
> > 4. Similar adjustment when grayscale mode is off.
> > 5. Program then stores values for grayscale- and bw-mode to a certain
> > variable or something where they're accessible for other programs.
> > This method should give exact results.. :)
> The obvious answer is that this needs to be added to graylib().
I just did a double check on this matter.. It seems that it isn't possible
to adjust contrast by simply altering contrast value in ram but you have
to use traps (I just checked the bcontrast-source and RTFM'd fargo
documents). (Or is it?) Anyway, it's quite easy to read that value from
5340h.. :) (Or what the hell is that address. At least it's found when
pressing F5 in hexdump. The first value at line 5340)
If this ever becomes a somekind of contrast-standard, it might be
then useful to store those bytes as a part of graylib.
-Ipe
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