Re: LZ: A new graphics routine
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Re: LZ: A new graphics routine
You can use GCP to either compress it or not compress it. If you want
each bit to represent a pixel, then use no compression. If you want it
as small as possible, use compression then ZCP to display it.
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On Mon, 30 Jun 1997 13:39:13 EDT greenlazer@juno.com (Nicholas C
Anderson) writes:
>In my program (Orion Masters) I want to have a very simple and very
>small straight line routine. In Qbasic it would be like this:
>
>For X=0 to 127
>Pset(X,Y) 'Pick any Y you need
>next X
>
>Also I have a 85I file that I want to convert to the smallest possible
>Usgard size but I only need 2 smaller screen sections to put the
>entire screen together. I want to do it by having a simple binary
>code set (10010011 draws a dot skips 2 a dot skips 2 then 2 dots).
>Any help would be good
>
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