****************************************************************************** * * * ScreenModes Document * * * * Belongs To The Scripti Collection * * * * By Jan Van Overbeke, 3-DEE * * * * Read The Doc On The Scripti Collection For More Info About Rights * * * ****************************************************************************** ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ THE CODES ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ It may be better to look up the codes in this document rather than in ADPro's manual, as you know it is a big one. Int Not Int Normal Size Int Normal Size Not Int Lores 6 4 320x512 320x256 Hires 7 5 640x512 640x256 S-Hires 70 68 1280x512 1280x256 Prod 35 33 640x960 640x480 If you want to define an interlaced HAM-picture you'll have to insert this command somewhere in your script, before you call EXECUTE: SCREEN_TYPE 6 If you wanted a non-interlaced Super-Hires picture, you would have called: SCREEN_TYPE 68 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ SCREENMODES.REXX ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Note that a 24Bit image cannot have a screenmode. If we have a 24Bit-image, the script will be halted. To execute, type: rx rexx:ScreenModes.rexx If you want to use DOpus, you'll have set a default value for AmigaDOS command: [rx rexx:ScreenModes.rexx {f} x] Note that you only use this script with IFF-pictures, if else, the script will call EXECUTE (otherwise, screen can't be rendered) and if you left the switch at e.g. 2 colors, you would have a problem. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ THE END ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Jan Van Overbeke.