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     This is where MOVE, DRAW and PLOT are useful. Using these commands,
lines can be drawn across the screen, and, using PLOT, triangles can be
drawn. These commands are covered in the Graphics chapter of the user
manual. The other major advantage of these graphics commands is that they
can be used not just to set the colour of an area, but also to invert it.
The GCOL command, which selects the colour in which graphics are
displayed, takes two parameters:

GCOL x,c

c is the new colour in which graphics should be drawn.
x selects how this colour should be applyed:

x=0 means to set every pixel to that colour, regardless of its 
previous colour.
x=1 means to mix the light from the pixel already on the screen 
with that of the new colour. For example, if a red pixel is set 
to blue, the red and blue mix to form purple.
x=2 means that the light from the pixels is filtered with the new 
colour. If a red pixel is set to blue now, it is as if a blue 
filter has been placed in front of the red light, and the 
resultant colour is black (red light contains no blue component).
x=3 means to invert the old colour with the new colour.
x=4 means to set the pixels with the inverse of the new colour 
(regardless of the old colour).

     Lines may now be drawn across the screen by typing:

MOVE x,y:DRAW xb,yb

Where: (x,y)   = The co-ordinate of the first point on the line.
       (xb,yb) = That of the last point on the line.

     The range of the screen is always 1280 pixels across, and 1024 pixels 
down. The bottom left corner is point (0,0), and the top right corner is 
(1280,1024). Larger graphics can be drawn using the PLOT command. The most 
common usage is as follows:

MOVE x,y: MOVE xb,yb:PLOT 85,xc,yc

     This plots a filled triangle with corners at (x,y), (xb,yb) and 
(xc,yc). PLOT also has many other functions - see the User Guide for details.
     At first sight, it may seem that user defined characters serve no
purpose once a programmer has learnt about the more flexible graphics
commands, but this is not the case. If you try to produce detailed
graphics using MOVE and DRAW, you will find that your program crawls
along at an unacceptable rate. User defined characters, on the other
hand, can produce detail quickly, especially if the pattern repeats, so
that one character definition can be used repeatedly in several areas of
the screen. This is demonstrated by the program which is available at the
end of the tutorial.
     So, it seems that programmers are faced with a difficult problem.
They can use graphics commands and get colour, or they can use user
defined characters and get detail, but what if they want both at the same
time? There must be a solution - how else would games like Citadel manage
to produce such detailed colourful graphics, and at such a speed?
     There are, in fact, two possible solutions, both of which involve
dealing with an area of memory known as screen memory. This is, however,
very complicated, and will be discussed further in the next article.

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00000bd0  65 2e 0d                                          |e..|
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