Mandatory header would be a good idea.

an Ion app exists.

Really? URL to it?

Use the VARS button to access the Pic, GDB, and Str tokens

I think the catalog was meant to include commands, not var names

Mhmm I've been messing around with L6 a bit. I wanted to figure out how to store data directly to the graph buffer instead of going through the other commands. However I can't really figure out what I am doing wrong that cause nothing to be changed. Here's my code:

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[00FFFF77FFFF8BFFFF91000000DFFFABF81F8B00C36E0000->Pic1
Pic1->{L6}
DispGraph

Oh, you're going to need to use the copy command. Since you have 24 bytes there, you should do conj(Pic1,L6,24)

oh ok

I tried doing DATA->{L6} directly but that gave an ERR: BAD SYMBOL error anyway

As for your command it doesn't work, I now have:

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[00FFFF77FFFF8BFFFF91000000DFFFABF81F8B00C36E0000->Pic1
Conj(Pic1,L6,24)
DispGraph

I just picked random lines from a picture file converted to hex, just for testing. What's supposed to be displayed is that junk (just for testing purposes). However, nothing appears to show up.

I'll do a screenshot I think.

EDIT: Weird nvm. The first prog I made must have screwed up RAM stuff. A simple RAM clear, then retrying again solved the issue. I did not exactly check the data, but now it appears to show something I desire. I'll try later with plain FFFFFF stuff for example, later, to see, in case.

Screenshot attached:

Its 768, since the screen is 96 pixels wide and 64 pixels tall = 6144 pixels, but then divide by 8 to get bytes = 768