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Name: Grayscale Bug Author: blue_bear_94 Download: Grayscale%20Bug.zip Compatibility: TI-84/+/SE File Size: 668 Bytes |
This is a game in grayscale. Even more surprising is that it's in pure TI-Basic. |
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I know how to make grayscale pixels, but how did you do it here, at the same time as running the program? Wouldn't that make it too dark or too light?
Well, I'm assuming he had two characters in a loop and rapidly changed from one to the other, maybe with an sub( command, so like this:
Although most of the coding is far beyond my level, I don't think it would be that difficult to add a score, or possibly a time or move limit, jut to make it more interesting. Very cool and fun to look at and mess with for a while, but I got bored pretty quickly. I do like the program though.
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