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Petscii Editor V4.5   [2014]

Petscii Editor V4.5 Released by :
Abyss Connection [web]

Release Date :
17 April 2014

Type :
C64 Tool

User rating:awaiting 8 votes (1 left)   See votestatistics

Credits :
Code .... fieserWolf of Abyss Connection
Graphics .... Mermaid of Genesis Project, Vision


SIDs used in this release :
Marco(/MUSICIANS/F/FieserWolF/Marco.sid)

Download :

Look for downloads on external sites:
 Pokefinder.org


User Comment
Submitted by Green on 25 September 2014
cant load .pet files or my own files without any .* ending. (real hardware, 1541 II) waht i'm doing wrong ?
User Comment
Submitted by Ksubi on 27 August 2014
fieserWolF: a few more ideas:

+ swap colour option
+ mirror block horizontal / vertical option
+ sprites in border on / off

cheers :)
User Comment
Submitted by Green on 24 August 2014
more than one frame for scrolling or single screen animation would be nice ! one bug (maybe) can't draw color with joystick until i pres keyboard ex. spacebar.
User Comment
Submitted by Ksubi on 16 May 2014
TheRyk: That's exactly it :)
User Comment
Submitted by TheRyk on 16 May 2014
Ahhh, now I get it, I guess, sth to create "multi screen" PETSCII? Good idea and there should be enough RAM for doing so, maybe even offering more than two screens and maybe even decide whether to scroll vertically or horizontally or alternatively framewise (for animated single screens). As you said, nothing urgent but since wolf keeps asking us for improvement, such stuff would be nice to have :)
User Comment
Submitted by Ksubi on 14 May 2014
TheRyk: No, thats not what I mean. (although it would come on handy at times, however most of us can just do that manually if need be :))

What I mean is the ability to merge two 25x40 petscii screens either vertically or horizontally and being able to scroll the linked area. (like most editors in zoom mode)

I'm thinking this would be nice for anyone using real machine and wanting to create an image in petscii that needs to be scrolled (logo etc).

At the moment I'm doing exactly that, but using Photoshop to link each screen, then making adjustments accordingly.

No biggy, just an idea for future development :)
User Comment
Submitted by TheRyk on 14 May 2014
@Ksubi: A PETSCII overscan tool exporting sprite data for borders like in Mermaid's Genesis Project "PETSCII Skull Intro" ? :)
Though I like the idea, this might be a little over the top for the average PETSCII Joe.
User Comment
Submitted by Ksubi on 11 May 2014
fieserWolF: What would be nice is a feature to be able to draw beyond the typical 25x40 screen.

Perhaps an option to link screens or the screen could scroll up / down, left / right with specific keys?

Just an idea :) Thanks again for this tool.
User Comment
Submitted by Karoshier on 22 April 2014
Very comfortable and versatile editor, which has got even better now. It has already been useful twice, saving me quite some work time. Thanks a lot Fieserwolf for the continued effort in writing this tool, maintaining it, and for being so proactive in the handling of suggestions and bug reports!
Keep rocking, pal!
User Comment
Submitted by fieserWolF on 19 April 2014
Scarzix: I could implement a kind of "pattern-fill" option if you want. btw, this is also a fullscreen editor (sprites are in the border)

Ksubi: nice idea, will implement setting saving in the next version for sure!

also planned for next version: block invert, fullscreen preview (without sprites)

Please, continue writing feature requests and help making this tool stronger and stronger
User Comment
Submitted by Ksubi on 19 April 2014
Wonderful tool, thanks heaps :)

A small request would be to be able to save pre-sets / set up.
User Comment
Submitted by Scarzix on 18 April 2014
cool, I just gotta find some time to try this out. I loved to make "patterns" etc. back then in late 80's. But I had some other tool back then like a screenwrite, but it was for fullscreens so it just converted it all into basic lines as I recall it.

Looking forward to test this. Looks nice so far.
User Comment
Submitted by TheRyk on 18 April 2014
Note to myself: Comment != PM...

Happye Easter!
User Comment
Submitted by TheRyk on 18 April 2014
AHH. sorry, da war ich wirklich eine blinde Bratwurst. Nochmals vielen Dank fürs Weiterentwickeln!

Grüße
Ryk
User Comment
Submitted by fieserWolF on 16 April 2014
check out new features like joystick + 4x4mode (hey, CountZer0 :), two pages (buffers) like in amica paint, adjustable keypress speeds, loadable music etc...

Please, feel free to contact me for bug reports or feature requests!

and, yes, I have finally joined AC :)

wolf
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