BBS: Inland Empire Archive Date: 04-01-93 (08:30) Number: 258 From: JOHN RIHERD Refer#: NONE To: KEITH HAMPTON Recvd: NO Subj: Graphics; Help; Conf: (2) Quik_Bas
*** Quoting Keith Hampton to All dated 03-29-93 *** > Does anyone know of a simple way to overcome the problem of non-square > graphics resolutions and creating routines that draw geometric shapes? > For example, when my routine draws a sphere, it comes out oval instead > of circular. In low-res graphics mode, it isn't too noticable but I'd > rather use high res. Why can't all resolution mode just be square!? Look up "aspect ratio" in you QB manual.You can adjust the aspect ratio in the graphic command. Calculate the aspect ratio with the formula: (4/3) * (ypixels/xpixels) ypixels and xpixels are your currę*ent screen's resolution. Then the circle command can be adjusted like this: CIRCLE [STEP] (x,y),,,,aspect. All those commas are necessary placeholders. And the command linewrapped in this message. --- T.A.G. 2.6d Standard * Origin: -=* Heavn BBS *=- [713]996-5352 TEXAS!!! (1:106/5352@FIDONET.ORG)
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