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From: jkjl@munnari.oz.au (John Keong-Jin Lim)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: Re: Moire 2.22 problem
Message-ID: <1687@munnari.oz.au>
Date: 6 Jul 89 03:30:36 GMT
References: <CMM.0.88.615073833.carter@portia.stanford.edu>
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In article <CMM.0.88.615073833.carter@portia.stanford.edu> carter@PORTIA.STANFORD.EDU ("Thomas J. Carter") writes:
>I'm working on a Mac II with two Apple monitors: one is color,
>the other is monochrome.  I tried using Moire 2.22 but unless
>I set both monitors to 2 colors I had the following problem.

>The monochrome monitor starts out black but as the Moire pattern
>passes through each pixel on the screen, the screen's background
>color is left white in that spot from then on.  Is there another
>version of Moire that doesn't do this?  Is there any hack I can
>do to Moire to make it work when the color monitor is left in color?

	The problem is that Moire draws in a colour (say orange)
	on the colour monitor but the orange colour is mapped to
	the wrong on the b&w monitor. 

	The next version will attempt to fix the problem
	by using a custom search proc for matching colours.

		john lim