Commodore 16 - Page 74

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GRAPHICS AND
COLOR
NEW
10 PRINT = "
20 PRINT = "
30FORL = 1 TO ;-.!)■ ;' ::i
40 GOTO 20
RUN
• When you RUN the program, remember to press
the RJ&&ST6E- key when you want to stop moving
the ball.
Controlling Colors
Separate colors can be put into each part of the
screen.
The border can be one color, the background a dif
ferent one, and each character can have its own
color. You saw in Section 2 how to change the color
using the keyboard. You can change the colors of
the other screen areas using the BASIC statement
COLOR. The COLOR statement looks like this:
COLOR area, color, luminance
The first number after the word COLOR specifies
the area on the screen you want to change. This
table lists what each screen area number controls;
areas 2 and 3 refer to more advanced multi-color
graphics.
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