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80 Columns [125 bytes]   [2018]

80 Columns [125 bytes] Released by :
Aleksi Eeben

Release Date :
31 March 2018

Type :
C64 256b Intro

Released At :
The 128b Font Compo

User rating:*********_  9.3/10 (8 votes)   See votestatistics

Credits :
Code .... Aleksi Eeben of CNCD

Download :

Look for downloads on external sites:
 Pokefinder.org


User Comment
Submitted by Chico on 1 April 2018
Nice. But why is the screen not included in the program ?
User Comment
Submitted by aeeben on 31 March 2018
@Bubis Well, it's 'fake' in that it's the average of two adjacent frames, just what you would do when converting interlaced pictures to a PNG. It's not an interlaced font, but rather an interlaced column display. Every other frame it displays the even columns 0,2,4,...78. Every other frame it scrolls the screen 4 pixels to the right and switches to another character matrix at $2000, effectively displaying columns 1,3,5,...79. Obviously, any screen editor fork didn't fit in 125 bytes, but you can poke a character to any position in the 80x25 flickering display: poke1024,1:poke8192,2:poke1025,3 etc.
User Comment
Submitted by Bubis on 31 March 2018
This is not 80 columns, this is just an interlaced 4x8 charset and a fake "screenshot".
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