1984 Penguin Graphics Magician Utility Software For Apple II
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1984 Penguin Graphics Magician Utility Software for Apple II. Condition is Good.
What is graphics Magician Utility Software:The Graphics Magician is a set of graphics editors and machine language routines that help you easily put professional, state-of-the art graphics and animation in your own programs. Including are routines that help you design and control fast animation of may independent objects (as in most arcade games), draw and retreat ver compact, multicolored ...pictures (great for use in adventure games and educational software) and easily put text on the graphics screen. To fully use these routines, you will have to have some programming.
Need:Is Designed for use with standard-resolution graphics (available on all APPLE II's), there are two versions of the Picture Painter in this package. One works with the standard high-resolution graphics available on the Apple II's (280 by 192 dot resolution, six base colors and 106 blended colors). The other version is designed especially for double resolution graphics available for the newer Apple II's that hav 128K of RAM (such as the Apple Iic). With "double-res" you have 560 by 192 resolution, 16 base colors, and 258 blended colors.
What is graphics Magician Utility Software:The Graphics Magician is a set of graphics editors and machine language routines that help you easily put professional, state-of-the art graphics and animation in your own programs. Including are routines that help you design and control fast animation of may independent objects (as in most arcade games), draw and retreat ver compact, multicolored ...pictures (great for use in adventure games and educational software) and easily put text on the graphics screen. To fully use these routines, you will have to have some programming.
Need:Is Designed for use with standard-resolution graphics (available on all APPLE II's), there are two versions of the Picture Painter in this package. One works with the standard high-resolution graphics available on the Apple II's (280 by 192 dot resolution, six base colors and 106 blended colors). The other version is designed especially for double resolution graphics available for the newer Apple II's that hav 128K of RAM (such as the Apple Iic). With "double-res" you have 560 by 192 resolution, 16 base colors, and 258 blended colors.
