Greyscale capabilities

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Greyscale capabilities

driventowon 21 Apr 2020 02:44

I’ve read on the calculator page for 68k that the calculators are capable of greyscale. It appears be true based on some games I’ve seen for the 68k calculators but when I looked at the completed graphics commands on the command index, I didn’t see any reference to an argument for greyscale. I had expected it to look something like pxlon(x,y,z) where z is the greyscale level. Is this only possible in assembly or can I utilize greyscale through ti basic?

Re: Greyscale capabilities

(account deleted) 21 Apr 2020 14:51

Assembly. Even for 68k. There are no commands in the TI-Basic index that includes greyscale support.

BUT, you can make your own greyscale in TI-Basic. Repeatedly flicker pixels on and off

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