You are not logged in - nap Fast Sierpinski Rotator [253 bytes]   [2016] Released by : Mixer Release Date : 11 April 2016 Type : C64 256b Intro Released At : Spontaneous Sierpinski Triangle Funcompo User rating:   10/10 (14 votes)   See votestatistics Credits : Code  ....  Mixer of Origo Dreamline, Side B Download : http://csdb.dk/getinternalfile.php/148345/rotator.prg (downloads: 535) http://csdb.dk/getinternalfile.php/148346/rotator.asm (downloads: 261) Look for downloads on external sites:  Pokefinder.org User Comment Submitted by rez on 27 April 2016 wow! awesome result!! User Comment Submitted by Mixer on 15 April 2016 I must say that I've enjoyed this sizecoding challenge. A lot of useful tricks in the entries, some very bizarre code(Krill), kernel routines, short memory init, very short plot table generation, short plots, insight into Sierpinski stuff, ways to do random numbers that are in the end even unnecessary to get result etc. Anway, Fun :) User Comment Submitted by Digger on 14 April 2016 Jawdropper with that size. Well done! User Comment Submitted by Mixer on 13 April 2016 Thank you all for your nice comments. I believe I've seen this effect or very similar one before on some oldschool demo, possibly not on c64. User Comment Submitted by Krill on 13 April 2016 Great idea! The effect itself reminds me a lot of the Sierpinski triangle letter plotter in Tower Power 92% (which i failed to fully understand back in the days but ripped and used it in +H2K anyways :D). User Comment Submitted by Ninja on 12 April 2016 I agree with Oswald. Looks great and is very inspiring. Thanks! User Comment Submitted by HCL on 12 April 2016 Yeah!! I wanted to do a chaotic-plotter-demo a few years ago, but i didn't even come this far :). User Comment Submitted by Oswald on 12 April 2016 finally something new, I was about to get bored to death with all the pinskies. thumbs up! User Comment Submitted by YPS on 12 April 2016 Impressive! User Comment Submitted by Glasnost on 12 April 2016 awesome! User Comment Submitted by Glasnost on 12 April 2016 awesome! User Comment Submitted by PAL on 11 April 2016 I do not know, but to me you are one of the more creative coders on our scene... You did this here... and them sprite effects earlier... WOW... MIXER - you are awesome! User Comment Submitted by Shine on 11 April 2016 Yeah ... looks fantastic! :D Great job!!! :) User Comment Submitted by Joe on 11 April 2016 Looks really cool! User Comment Submitted by TheRyk on 11 April 2016 Wonderful! Could imagine this one used as a demo effect User Comment Submitted by Burglar on 11 April 2016 super awesome! and still u can easily shave off a couple more bytes (lax $d41b on line 79, get rid of tax on 84. get rid of ldx $05 on line 122 for example) User Comment Submitted by iAN CooG on 11 April 2016 <3 User Comment Submitted by Skate on 11 April 2016 Hmm, another game changer. :) Search CSDb All Releases Groups Sceners Events BBS SIDs ------- Forum Comments Advanced Navigate Prev - Random - Next Detailed Info · Summaries · User Comments (18) · Production Notes Fun Stuff · Goofs (2) · Hidden Parts · Trivia Forum · Discuss this release Support CSDb Help keep CSDb running: Funding status:

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