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Vadim Grigoruk edited this page Sep 6, 2018
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scanline() is called on every line render and allows you to execute some code between each line, like for scanline color trick
Syntax:
function SCN(line)
-- your code here
end
Following example creates all 256 possible shades of gray on screen, this can be done with any color. Example:
-- title: 256 shades of gray
-- author: Marcuss2, fixed by nesbox
-- desc: Showoff of grayscale
-- script: lua
-- input: mouse
ADDR = 0x3FC0
palette = 0
function addLight()
for i=0, 15 do
for j=0, 2 do
poke(ADDR+(i*3)+j, palette)
end
palette = palette + 1
end
end
function SCN(scnline)
if scnline % 8 == 0 then
addLight()
end
end
function init()
for i=0, 16 do
rect(i*15, 0, 15, 240, i)
end
end
init()
function TIC()
palette = 0
end
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