You are not logged in - nap C*Base Intro   [2021] Released by : Raiders of the Lost Empire [web] Release Date : 26 February 2021 Type : C64 Crack Intro User rating: awaiting 8 votes (4 left)   See votestatistics Credits : Code  ....  Twilight of Excess Music  ....  LMan of Censor Design, Maniacs of Noise, MultiStyle Labs, Performers, Remix64.com, Tristar & Red Sector Inc. Graphics  ....  Shine of The Solution Design  ....  Twilight of Excess Idea  ....  Knobby of Raiders of the Lost Empire NTSC-Fix  ....  Danzig of CyberpunX, Guilty, Polser Party Posse, Tristar & Red Sector Inc. Directory Art  ....  tNG of Fairlight SIDs used in this release : Confusion 2015 Remix (/MUSICIANS/L/LMan/Confusion_2015_Remix.sid) Cracks which use this intro : Crillion Junior +GJ by Raiders of the Lost Empire Download : http://csdb.dk/getinternalfile.php/209361/role_c-base_intro[ex].d64 (downloads: 202) Look for downloads on external sites:  Pokefinder.org User Comment Submitted by 𝘁𝗡𝗚 on 27 February 2021 haha nice Remix of the Remix of "New Order - Confusion" Last time i heard The original track I wanted to watch Blade, and fuck that movie has aged poorly. Anyways <3 the intro. User Comment Submitted by chatGPZ on 26 February 2021 "But the jittering is well inside what is considered the normal screen on any crt? Shouln't Vice show that without having to open extended border view?" How much border area a CRT shows depends on the individual Monitor/TV. Not all show the "full" border, which is why some see this glitch on their setup and others dont. The default "normal border" mode shows what typical TVs show (not the full border), "full border" shows the maximum border (some) monitors will show. Coders should check for glitches in "full border" mode, and check for "everything visible" in "normal border" mode - then it works fine everywhere. User Comment Submitted by Holy Moses on 26 February 2021 Yes, I love this quote from Groepaz: "This is a nice demonstration". Geht doch. User Comment Submitted by hedning on 26 February 2021 Groepaz: But the jittering is well inside what is considered the normal screen on any crt? Shouln't Vice show that without having to open extended border view? User Comment Submitted by chatGPZ on 26 February 2021 "Seems Vice is b0rked. ;)" no - simply use "full border" mode. This is a nice demonstration for why this mode exists at all :) User Comment Submitted by Raistlin on 26 February 2021 Really nice style! Stop the naysayers and release a v1.1 with the rasters stable - and fixing the grey dots / wolf dots at the same time hopefully :-) Very nice look to this one though, very promising. User Comment Submitted by Smasher on 26 February 2021 oh my, you tedious people... flickering rasters are features, not bugs! :) great one Twilight & friends! User Comment Submitted by hedning on 26 February 2021 Yup. Jittering confirmed on the Gubbdata compo real hw as well. Sorry. Seems Vice is b0rked. ;) While at it I updated the screenshot which was not pixel exact. Feel free to upload a new pixel exact gif. User Comment Submitted by chatGPZ on 26 February 2021 It's also visible on real hw :) User Comment Submitted by Holy Moses on 26 February 2021 Sorry, it´s done for real h/w and there it´s working. User Comment Submitted by DjS on 26 February 2021 The first visible cycles on the left side of the bottom raster bar. On my CRT I can see the whole cycle (and the jitter) User Comment Submitted by Holy Moses on 26 February 2021 What Raster Bugs? User Comment Submitted by DjS on 26 February 2021 Simple but it looks nice! Shame about the raster bugs in the bottom left.. Search CSDb All Releases Groups Sceners Events BBS SIDs ------- Forum Comments Advanced Navigate Prev - Random - Next Detailed Info · Summaries · User Comments (13) · Production Notes Fun Stuff · Goofs · Hidden Parts · Trivia Forum · Discuss this release Info on other sites · YouTube Support CSDb Help keep CSDb running: Funding status:

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