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Scout
Registered: Dec 2002
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Spectrum vs C64 ;-)
Just for fun...
http://www.wayoftherodent.com/guests/bob_c64.htm
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Graham
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Oswald: Yes sure, but on the more time consuming effects most of the time is spent on the effect itself and not the 4x4 mode. Look at the gouraud in Oneder. 95% of the time is spent on the edge calculations, the gouraud filling itself is lightning fast. Also, very often the Speccy coders use a simple trick to reduce the size of the frame buffer: They don't render every rasterline, but every 2nd or even every 4th. With a shifting offset this adds some kind of motion blur to the effect. |
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Graham
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@Raf: Yep, but the same is true for screenshots of C64 interlace pictures (IFLI or MCI), in reality many of them don't look half as good as on screenshot. |
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Radiant
Registered: Sep 2004
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Just a slightly related note: Proper displaying of interlaced pictures could of course be done using GIF animation. ;-) |
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Graham
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"proper" = 50 fps on a 50 fps screenmode. I doubt that GIF animations can do that. |
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Radiant
Registered: Sep 2004
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Quote: "proper" = 50 fps on a 50 fps screenmode. I doubt that GIF animations can do that.
True, you'd have to settle for 50 fps @ whatever screenmode. |
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Graham
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Nopes, 50 fps on a 60 Hz screenmode looks like shit.
Sometimes a frame will be displayed double:
121211212122121211212122
instead of:
121212121212121212121212 |
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algorithm
Registered: May 2002
Posts: 707 |
Why not just grab first frame & second frame using emulator and then to mix the two using a program such as photoshop |
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Radiant
Registered: Sep 2004
Posts: 640 |
Quote: Nopes, 50 fps on a 60 Hz screenmode looks like shit.
Sometimes a frame will be displayed double:
121211212122121211212122
instead of:
121212121212121212121212
Yeah, I know, and it's a major problem when running emulators. I really wasn't that serious, as indicated by the smiley... But still, would it look worse than in, say, VICE? |
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Scout
Registered: Dec 2002
Posts: 1572 |
What have I done?!
Krill & Graham are discussing Z80 assembler on #c64 now...
I never post a Speccy topic again! ;-)
R.
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Graham
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Quote: Why not just grab first frame & second frame using emulator and then to mix the two using a program such as photoshop
Yes exactly, and that is done already. I was pointing out that the blending was done by PC tools and not the Spectrum (or C64) itself. I replied to:
"well... a screenshot I saw was clearly looking like two pictures blended" (Raf) |
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