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2006-03-27 03:16
Trifox
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is there a putpixel example ?

Hi, i wonder if there is a easy to read example wich plots exactly one pixel in a particular gfx mode? on to a given coordinate?
 
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2006-03-28 17:02
Trifox
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i made another sprite multiplexer routine :

this one 16x8 Sprites are moved independently on x axis :)

source:
http://www.digitalgott.de/c64/sprites_double.asm

bin:
http://www.digitalgott.de/c64/sprites_double.prg
2006-03-29 06:37
Oswald

Registered: Apr 2002
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looks like some of those "experimental" flash stuffs :)
2006-03-29 08:38
Skate

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@trifox: Not bad at all. I think you've a good coding background but now you are interested in c64 platform. Correct me if I'm wrong.
2006-03-29 16:13
Cruzer

Registered: Dec 2001
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nice previews, reminds me of some of my first routines from 1989-90.
2006-03-31 23:29
Trifox
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hi, thanks for replys,

@skate yes i did all this stuff on the good old amiga, and now ( in my first week of c64 coding ... ;)) i try to reimplement most of the effects i know so far, nothing special at all, just sine/cosine playing, i just finished a nice text mode dotflag ... ;)

exe
http://www.digitalgott.com/c64/dotflag.prg
src
http://www.digitalgott.com/c64/dotflag.asm

most of my sample codes consists of exxcesive macro usage, this is mostly because of the ugly 256byte page jumping around, so if i want to fill a line of text i make a macro
and use this macro 25 times ... ;)

now i am ready to do some more interesting stuff, i will open a new thread for getting info about linedoubling ...


but here is just another piece of code, a big text scroller
src
http://www.digitalgott.com/c64/scrolltext_smooth.asm
exe
http://www.digitalgott.com/c64/scrolltext_smooth.prg

and i also started a little demo editing toolkit for windows, here is the sinus editor for the sprite multiplexer:
http://www.digitalgott.com/c64/c64_sineditor.exe

and due to the fact that i want to achieve a plasma effect on c64 i made also an opengl plasma editor ;)
http://www.digitalgott.com/c64/c64_plasma_editor.exe
2006-04-01 05:29
Oswald

Registered: Apr 2002
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nice to see you're making fast progress ! :)

little advice for the dot flag: make the x and y movement about the same speed. Currently x speed is too high and its not so nice. Also if you use a bitmap plotter you could have a much bigger amplitude. As the fx looks now, it could be done with animated characters ;)

2006-04-01 07:38
Trifox
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... sorry, it actually IS DONE by animating charachters ... ;) 25*15 charachters, hehe, i have not implemented anything using bitmaps ... ;//
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