Screen size is arbitrary, so yes. Just make the screen very large and set the background color to any color you want, or fill it with chars and set the AUX color to anything you want. I'm not 100% sure but it feels like colors/luma is different depending on which type of color is displayed (BG vs AUX).
Quoting tlrScreen size is arbitrary, so yes. Just make the screen very large and set the background color to any color you want, or fill it with chars and set the AUX color to anything you want. I'm not 100% sure but it feels like colors/luma is different depending on which type of color is displayed (BG vs AUX). Do you mean the "cleared" screen looks different than "filled" screen with the same colour? Huh - that'd be odd but can't be completely excluded. Kind of similar to how various portions of the VIC-II screen look, depending on which signal(s) currently interfere with the video output..
Screen size is arbitrary, so yes. Just make the screen very large and set the background color to any color you want
10 poke 56,28 20 poke 648,28 30 poke 36866,22 40 clr 50 print"S" 60 poke 36864,0 70 poke 36865,0 80 poke 36866,33 90 poke 36867,46 100 for x=0 to 1007 110 poke 7168+x,32 120 next x 130 c=0 140 geta$ 150 if a$="" then 140 160 poke 36879,c*16+11 170 c=c+1 180 if c>15 then 130 190 goto 140
How about POKE36864,2:POKE36866,32 ? (NTSC: POKE36864,0:POKE36866,29) Anyway, for discussing vic-20 stuff you should probably head over to the Denial forum.
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