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6spl dysp pv3   [2018]

6spl dysp pv3 Released by :
Compyx

Release Date :
24 November 2018

Type :
C64 One-File Demo

AKA :
6 raster splits with 6-sprite dysp, preview #3

User rating:awaiting 8 votes (5 left)   See votestatistics

Credits :
Code .... Compyx of Focus, VICE Team
Music .... Drax of Bonzai, Camelot, Crest, Maniacs of Noise, Vibrants
Graphics .... Compyx of Focus, VICE Team


SIDs used in this release :
Get High(/MUSICIANS/D/DRAX/Get_High.sid)

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User Comment
Submitted by Compyx on 25 November 2018
Hehe, yeah, the CPX stuff should be obvious, bit of a "it's me"/copyright protection :)
As for $d017 stretching, you'd end up with 19 pixel high sprites vs proper 21 pixels.
And I was hoping to get more splits in there, with 6 sprites at every line you'd be wasting a lot of cycles, though I suppose the cycle wasting at each line also takes a lot of cycles better used with multiple routines for each Y-movement frame.
There's a reason we never released this "back in the day" :)
User Comment
Submitted by Digger on 25 November 2018
Haha there's in fact a lot of CPX instructions to stabilise this stuff. Would $d017 sprite stretching be not enough for this effect? Pretty smart solution with BPL timing skip anyway :)
User Comment
Submitted by Joe on 25 November 2018
1989, in.. '89... <3
User Comment
Submitted by nucleus on 25 November 2018
thanks for sharing :)
User Comment
Submitted by Compyx on 24 November 2018
Whoever added the music credit: thanks. I noticed it was a JCH player, but there's quite a few tunes using that player.
User Comment
Submitted by ChristopherJam on 24 November 2018
Nice! Now, bounce the rasters :)
User Comment
Submitted by Golara on 24 November 2018
I like effects like this
User Comment
Submitted by Compyx on 24 November 2018
Originally intended as one of many parts for a 1988-1989 inspired demo, the thing released as "Yesterdays" (Yesterdays) was also meant to be used for that, and had the actual title.

I figured I could use this a basis for an entry for the 16KB intro compo, but it contains way too much speedcode all over the place.

Anyway, I suppose it's better to release this old piece of shit than let it rot somewhere. Actual date would be around 1993, not 1989 which the scroll text seems to claim.
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