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I tested it, but you need to include the pic you used. I would recomend not using one, due to other programs use them
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I am working on a uno game for jon (not JPez), and he uses pics, but I plan on making two subprogs that will generate them
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yeah, that guy. I will see how it goes though. Also, jon, learn to use the other pixel commands. like how to, in one statement draw your box, not each pixel. (yes, he did do this, I did change it though)
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Sorry about the pic issue. I decided that for what I needed that using a pic var was the most efficient way speedwise to run the game. If you look at the pic and code you'll probably understand. generating the pic each frame would be far too slow, but I'll try to improve on it.
there are a variety of ASM proggies that will save/display a pic from a "list" (its same size as a normal pic var), the list can even be archived when you display it.
just look around in the ticalc.org archives
just look around in the ticalc.org archives
BASIC progs can do that too. There are at least 20 of them on ticalc. I spent some times making a pic<->real converter. Man, that was interesting. 
I once made a very good pic<->string converter. What it did was it converted pixels to binary 33 bits at a time and then compressed that into a base 62 string of approximately 4 characters. An entire picture could take up as few as 500 bytes.
Kuro wrote:
BASIC progs can do that too. There are at least 20 of them on ticalc. I spent some times making a pic<->real converter. Man, that was interesting.
Me too, except it was a Pic<-->List converter that used GIF compression.
Kuro wrote:
BASIC progs can do that too. There are at least 20 of them on ticalc. I spent some times making a pic<->real converter. Man, that was interesting.
i've done it too, only mine went to a list....
but BASIC versions are inherently alot slower, the ASM ones can disp/save near-instantly
It does. I think once something's been done more than about 5 or 6 times it becomes a target for n00b projects.
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