You are not logged in - nap Quantumized Resolutions: The Crack Intro   [2024] Released by : Quantum Release Date : 23 November 2024 Type : C64 Crack Intro Released At : Transmission64 2024 Achievements : C64 Demo Competition at Transmission64 2024 :  #5 User rating: awaiting 8 votes (4 left)   See votestatistics Credits : Code  ....  zscs of Lethargy, Quantum, The Apace Software Music  ....  GuyGavin of Hokuto Force Graphics  ....  zscs of Lethargy, Quantum, The Apace Software Design  ....  zscs of Lethargy, Quantum, The Apace Software NTSC-Fix  ....  zscs of Lethargy, Quantum, The Apace Software Download : https://csdb.dk/getinternalfile.php/263102/quantumized.d64 (downloads: 39) Look for downloads on external sites:  Pokefinder.org User Comment Submitted by Scrap on 24 November 2024 looking awesome!!! User Comment Submitted by zscs on 24 November 2024 I planned to create a vertical logo for a while. Figured out, what if I created it as a hires-like logo, since I could use sprites and mix them with a charset-based logo as an overlay. Originally, I wanted to use my old method (e.g. Space Organic Intro ): hires chars as overlay on two multicolour sprites. But, as soon as I played around with the possibilities, I decided to use multicolour charset as background and not only one but two hires sprite layers - which provide the possibility to a(n almost) complete freedom of using 5 different colours in hires mode. Of course, sprites are 21 pixel high while 3-char tall letters are 24 pixels, therefore I adjusted the design to the limitations, actually. :) In the first version the movements were quite CPU-intensive so I had to figure out some special tricks to make it feasible. Since I wanted to add a sideborder scroll to it, this whole optimization thing resulted in real headache for WEEKS. Especially, when I realized that, NTSC machines have much less rastertime/frame to calculate the things. Some special features I can mention: - sideborder scroll is using special buffering technique to save rastertime - sinus movements are adjusted in order to create the movement logic fast - logo animation with the ability of showing independent colour schemes (all letters) - a very little but special hidden effect ;-) - 100% coded in SMON $C000, using Vice 2.4 and .vsf files (I have ~100 workstages) Okay, no real fade-in effect (only a very basic one), no fade-out since I ran out of 16k already (I planned to keep the memory usage below $4000, had to extend it to $44ff). Please consider that, this intro is old NTSC/NTSC/PAL/Drean compatible - I cannot explain how much work I've put into it to make this happen... (-: I hope you enjoy the end result and many thanks to GuyGavin for the nice music! ;) Search CSDb All Releases Groups Sceners Events BBS SIDs ------- Forum Comments Advanced Navigate Prev - Random - Next Detailed Info · Summaries · User Comments (2) · Production Notes Fun Stuff · Goofs · Hidden Parts · Trivia Forum · Discuss this release Support CSDb Help keep CSDb running: Funding status:

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