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T-File_11________July_14_2005
Some Apple IIe Artwork
By Emoticon
The Apple IIe is a nifty little machine, and I like to
play around with mine every now and then. One thing I decided
to try my hand at was making randomly generated graphics with
the "high resolution graphics" mode.
What I am unveiling today are three simple programs
offering similar visual effects to Windows 95 era screen
savers.
The first, STARS, plots 100 random single points on the
280x192 pixel screen, clears the screen, and repeats the
process until the program is killed with ctrl-c.
STARS
10 HGR
20 FOR A = 0 TO 200
30 X = INT (RND(1) * 280)
40 Y = INT (RND(1) * 192)
50 HCOLOR = INT (RND(1) * 7)
60 HPLOT X, Y
70 NEXT A
80 GOTO 10
The next program plots a series of 100 connected lines
randomly, clears the screen and continues until the program is
interrupted with ctrl-c.
LINES
10 HGR
20 X1 = INT (RND(1) * 280)
30 Y1 = INT (RND(1) * 192)
40 FOR A = 0 TO 100
50 HCOLOR = INT (RND(1) * 7)
60 X = INT (RND(1) * 280)
70 Y = INT (RND(1) 8 192)
80 HPLOT X1, Y1 TO X, Y
90 X1 = X
100 Y1 = Y
110 NEXT A
120 GOTO 10
The final program is very similar to the previous listing,
however, it only plots lines with an undefined or zero slope
(horizontal or vertical).
STRAIGHTS
10 HGR
20 X1 = INT (RND(1) * 280)
30 Y1 = INT (RND(1) * 192)
40 FOR A = 0 TO 100
50 HCOLOR = INT (RND(1) * 7)
60 X = INT (RND(1) * 280)
70 Y = INT (RND(1) 8 192)
80 HPLOT X1, Y1 TO X1, Y
90 HPLOT X1, Y TO X, Y
100 X1 = X
110 Y1 = Y
120 NEXT A
130 GOTO 10
I hope you have enjoyed my artwork. They basically represent
man's inhumanity towards man.
