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!DRAW.EXE
Create simple bitmap pixel images
!DRAW.EXE
- A filename can be supplied as a parameter. The file must be a 16-color BMP image. It will load this image into the canvas for viewing/editing.
e.g.!DRAW C:\ICON.BMP
| Shortcut Key | Function |
|---|---|
CTRL + O |
Open bitmap |
CTRL + N |
New blank drawing |
CTRL + W |
Close current drawing |
CTRL + S |
Save As |
CTRL + DEL |
Clear drawing |
CTRL + G |
Toggle grid display |
CTRL + Z |
Change zoom level (50/100%) |
F5 |
"Show" graphical display |
F11 |
Toggle full-screen editing |
Click a palette color and then draw in the drawing area. You can hold down the mouse button to draw, or click individual pixels.
The right mouse button erases.
The grid can be toggled on/off.
50% mode allows you see more, but (due to constraints in DOS) drawing isn't easy in this mode. So it's more for an overview.
You can toggle full-screen editing with F11, or the Maximize icon in the titlebar.
Show will render your whole drawing, scaled to fill the screen in graphics mode.
