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Used to display a background image on the graphscreen
BackgroundOn Image#
Background color
Background # (0-24)
Press
- 2ND DRAW to access the draw menu
- Navigate to BACKGROUND submenu
- Enter or 1 to select BackgroundOn
TI-84+CSE and TI-84+CE
2 bytes
With the introduction of color and a higher resolution screen than the monochrome calculators, the TI-84+CSE and TI-84+CE included the ability to display a background image on the graphscreen. The images variables are similar to the picture variables in that there 10 slots. In addition, functions can be drawn on top of images.
BackgroundOn recalls an image variable or color and displays it on the graphscreen.
:BackgroundOn Image1
is the same as
:BackgroundOn 1Intrestingly, the following is a valid syntax, which fills the graphscreen with a light blue (18).
:15→B
:BackgroundOn B+3In addition, BackgroundOn can be used to fill the graphscreen with a solid color. The color variables range from 10 to 24, blue to dark gray, as documented here. For example, BackgroundOn 12 will fill the graphscreen with black.
:BackgroundOn 12Error Conditions
- ERR:DOMAIN is thrown if the number is not an integer between 0 and 24.
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