From: JAB <jab_joe AT my-deja DOT com>
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Subject: Re: Plotting a 24bit color pixel in Allegro
Date: Thu, 24 Feb 2000 17:03:00 GMT
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In article <m5mabs44vp0k261orhb5ni2k25vc7bh1m2 AT 4ax DOT com>,
  Damian Yerrick <DONT DOT YOU DOT DAREd_yerrick AT hotmail DOT comSEND DOT SPAM> wrote:
> On Thu, 24 Feb 2000 11:49:15 GMT, JAB <jab_joe AT my-deja DOT com> wrote:
>
> > How do you plot a pixel in 24bit (or 32bit) color with Allegro?
> > I have the image I want on screen in a unsigned long 1D array. I
need
> >to write that to screen as fast as possible. (It's gfx 3D thing I've
> >made and converting to the PC). Before on the good old Acorn what I
was
> >doing was just writing this array to another array that's memory
> >pointer was at the screen address. I know that you can't really do
that
> >on the PC in 24bit color at things like 640 by 480 so I need to find
> >another fast way. Anyone got any words of advice, or at least telling
> >me how to get a 24bit color pixel on the screen.
>
> Look in the Allegro docs for putpixel() and direct memory access.
>

 I have. I'm doing
putpixel(screen, x,y,makecol(Rendered[temp].r,Rendere[temp].g,Rendered
[temp].b));

 at the moment and it's not working. Well I'll getting an image. But
not in a way that imply working true color to me, because there is no
more then 16 colors on the screen. Could I be missing something?

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Catch ya later

JAB


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