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- Standards (1,590 bytes)
17: Some more in depth information about the subject, if needed. The kin... - Standards:function (3,052 bytes)
34: Then a white line and then a more indepth story about the function.
85: ...are some notes, which explains some parts in more depth. Mostly not - Set mode (1,508 bytes)
5: ...'INT''' width> , <'''INT''' height> , [<'''INT''' depth>] , [<'''INT''' flags>] )
7: ...solution of your program, and optionally the colordepth of the screen and any [[render flags]] for extra ...
17: ...] || - [[Color depth]] of the screen. See [[color_depths]].
26: ...files you load must have the same or a lower colordepth as you set for the screen. - Rgb (2,038 bytes)
26: ... the appropriate code, based on the current color depth. When in 8bit mode, this code is 0..255 and when ...
28: ...turn a different color code under different color depths.
31: ...e ''6'' at this time. Suppose we change the color depth to 16bit now, using [[set_mode]](). Now, my_color...
33: ...s returns the code belonging to the current color depth. - Map put pixel (1,390 bytes)
29: ... || - Destination graph is of an unsupported colordepth. - Map xput (2,711 bytes)
40: ...orted color depth || - The origin graphic's color depth is greater than the destination graphic's. - Set icon (1,331 bytes)
9: ...r the icon must be 32x32 large, but it can have a depth of 8bit or 16bit. After set_icon() and set_mode()...
28: int screen_depth = 8;
32: map = new_map(iconsize,iconsize,screen_depth);
37: set_mode(screen_width,screen_height,screen_depth); - Map xputnp (2,915 bytes)
44: ...orted color depth || - The origin graphic's color depth is greater than the destination graph's. - New map (1,389 bytes)
5: ...''INT''' width> , <'''INT''' height> , <'''INT''' depth> )
15: | '''INT''' depth || - The [[color depth]] of the to be created graph in [[bit]]s
28: ... Unsupported color depth || - The specified color depth is not supported. ''(Console)''
40: ... // Create a new graph of size 100x100 and color depth of 8bit - Map clear (1,193 bytes)
26: ...| - The specified graph has a not supported color depth.
36: ... // Create a new graph of size 100x100 and color depth of 8bit - Put (1,405 bytes)
34: ...pported color depth || - The origin graph's color depth is greater than the destination graph's.
44: ... // Create a new graph of size 100x100 and color depth of 8bit - Function example (778 bytes)
26: ...are some notes, which explains some parts in more depth. - Graph modes (1,258 bytes)
4: ...so achieved by passing them to the [[parameter]]s depth and flags in the function [[set_mode]](), which i...
7: [[Color depths|Color depths constants]]:
11: | MODE_8BITS || - 8 || - Use a color depth of 8bit. Also called MODE_8BPP.
13: | MODE_16BITS || - 16 || - Use a color depth of 16bit. Also called MODE_16BPP. - Graphical infotypes (940 bytes)
20: | G_DEPTH || - 5 || - [[Color depth]] in bits per pixel. - Resolution (3,088 bytes)
27: ... // Set screen resolution to 320x200 with a color depth of 8bit - Color depths (463 bytes)
4: ...of them to the [[function]] [[set_mode]]() as the depth [[parameter]].
12: | MODE_8BITS || - 8 || - Use a color depth of 8bit. Also called MODE_8BPP.
14: | MODE_16BITS || - 16 || - Use a color depth of 16bit. Also called MODE_16BPP. - Graphic (1,548 bytes)
4: ...tmap with certain properties, like width, height, depth and of course the pixel data. It is used to give ... - File (1,571 bytes)
38: ...ed graphics: [[pixel]]s, [[width]], [[height]], [[depth]], name, etc. - Map put (2,461 bytes)
36: ...pported color depth || - The origin graph's color depth is greater than the destination graph's. - Write (2,156 bytes)
30: The text depth can be changed by adjusting the global variable [...
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