Nevermind i did'nt understand what to use, I used Gon, and not GLoad... By the way, 'should do a tutorial or something like this.

I digged into them! I just didn't read correctly...

After some tests, this lib s fantastic, but too heavy for Hinawa.my fps drops to 1.5 fps if I use them... Don't draw too much with this lib!

This is awesome!    Just tried it on my calc. I was able to make the flicker completely go away!

The simple answer is just draw them to a front buffer and back buffer like normal, but use GB1 and GB2 as the front and back buffers, respectively.

I whipped up the classic single-sprite-moving-around-on-the-screen demo for GrayLib. Code and screenshots and stuff below. The code is also attached in 8xp form, one file with the comments below and one with them stripped out.




.GRAYSPRT
.An example GrayLib program by Runer112

.==GrayLib==

.4-level grayscale, 83+ support, GDisp(), GDisp() clears, GTune() (and first run auto run), GWait(), getKey support (always on)
1→°G4→°GS83→°GID→°GDC→°GIGT→°GIW→°GSGK
prgmGRAYLIB


.==SETUP==

.Enable grayscale
GLoad()
.Sprite X and Y positions
16→X→Y


.==MAIN==

.Main loop
While 1
 .Increment or decrement X by 2 if right or left is pressed, respectively, and increment or decrement Y by 2 if down or up is pressed, respectively, not letting the sprite go offscreen, and draw the first layer of the 8x8 grayscale sprite
 Pt-Off(getKey(3)*2+X-(?getKey(2)*2)+(≤88-1*2)→X,getKey(1)*2+Y-(?getKey(4)*2)+(≤56-1*2)→Y,Pic0,GB1)
 .Draw the second layer of the 8x8 grayscale sprite
Pt-Off(X,Y,Pic0+8,GB2)
 .Wait until the last frame has been fully dispalyed with each dither mask
 GWait()
 .Mark the new frame for display
 GDisp()
 .If VARS was pressed, run grayscale tuner
 !If getKey  xor 23
  GTune()
 End
.End the main loop if CLEAR was pressed
End!If  xor 24


.==TEARDOWN==

.Disable grayscale and quit
Goto GUnload


.==DATA==

.8x8 grayscale sprite
[FFFFC3C3C3C3FFFFFF81BDA5A5BD81FF]→Pic0


It sounds pretty simple to use. I'll have to check it out when I make a low resources greyscale prog.

Runer, the scrolling mask you did in the Pokemon demo should be an actual function in your lib. That makes the rendered result quite clearer.

That's a pretty good idea. Perhaps I should turn the whole 2D tilemapping engine from the Pokemon demo into an extension of GrayLib?

What Pokemon demo is that you're talking about ?