some how, (by accident)
I was able to make a basic program
that displays 8-level gray-scale?  ::
I wasent able to take a screen shot using TI-connect,
so I used PINDAR....

(8-level 83+ basic gray scale, with out x-libs impossibel?) O_O   NO!

here are the screen shots:








the title flashes in up to 8 diffrent shades of gray scale! :psychedelic:


but x-libs is way more ez to use!    
I'm not trying to brag, I just thought it was kind'a cool  :ph43r:
(check out more 83+ programs by 4ce_labs @ http://www.angelfire.com/planet/4ce/ )

works best with nothing els in ram!

then download a mostly black pic as PIC1
then scrol down to the
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for the rest of the instrustions

or if you don't have one:

axis must be off!!!
set your window to:
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CODE

ec1 xmin=-10 xmax=10 ymin=-10 ymax=10 c2

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CODE

ec1 shade(-54125+10,15) c2

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CODE

ec1 :DelVar   Y1 :AxesOff :ClrDraw :->x ::"programed by 4ce Labs :While   x (not equle to ) 21 :RecallPic 1 :ClrDraw :RecallPic 1 :ClrDraw :RecallPic 1 :getKey->x :end c2

did you have any thing in your ram?

try with nothing but pic1
and the program
(make shure axis anp plots are off)

sorry, It worked for me.

Not on an 84+SE...and cleared Ram.

But a Disp :DispGraph loop looks cool.

I had this effect in half of my old RPGs, looked cool on OS 1.12 for the 83+ (on newer os it ran slower)

Turn your contrast up all the way on your 83+, as it will produce a yellow looking effect (kinda).

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