(B): Monochrome Bitmap

Use this picture type if you need a simple graphics pattern which can be manually defined as a block of pixels. The content of the picture is defined in form of a pixel block representing the bitmap. A pixel is a single graphics point on the screen which is either turned on (1) or off (0). A pixel block defines a 2-color bitmap with '0' as transparent background and '1' as foreground color.

Add an additional argument to define the dimensions one pixel:

Syntax: B [dimension]

dimension physical dimension of one pixel in the pixel block in mm (default 1 pixel). Note that the final size will be rounded to the nearest number of physical pixels

Setting a dimension standardizes the size of the rendered bitmap

A picture of type ‘B’ behaves like a graphics picture of type ‘G’. It can be rotated, but has a fixed color. See picture type ‘P’ for bitmaps that can change foreground color.