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Released At :
Evoke 2011
Achievements :
WiLD Demo Competition at Evoke 2011 : #8
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Submitted by chatGPZ on 18 August 2011
| oooh, yes. sure. graham initially did the pal emulation for vice, and since then i have done a couple of improvements. check here |
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Submitted by Joe on 18 August 2011
Groepaz: No, not like that, I meant the effect of a CRT/tv-emulation with all those jerky vertical lines and the moiré effect.
Didn't you start those implementations? Someone did (for Vice), I'm sure...
Would be great to be reminded sometime, although I usually only work through my images to look good in the emulator,
without the crt-emulation these days. |
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Submitted by chatGPZ on 18 August 2011
@joe: funny that YOU ask really :o) there is nothing nasty about this, and nothing new either (tons of demos used this before, i used it in 1996 and it was an old idea even then :)). it is simple checkerboard mixing of two colors in hires mode, pretty much exactly the same technique as used by you in a bunch of multicolor pictures =)
break into monitor, then:
> bank ram
> f c000 e000 f0
> x
and you will see.
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User Comment
Submitted by Joe on 18 August 2011
Colorful and such nice colors they are.
Could anyone show a screendump from a real setup?
I'd love to see how the aberration works...
Groepez: Weren't you into those nasty implementations some time ago? Maybe you could re-enlighten us poor graphic artists :D |
User Comment
Submitted by Style on 18 August 2011
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Submitted by Ragnarok on 16 August 2011
| nice, small and enjoyable. thumbs up and keep on coding |
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Submitted by Yogibear on 15 August 2011
| Like it! And yes the music is goooood! |
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Submitted by TMA on 15 August 2011
| A cool little prod. I like it. Nice Sound from Wolf. Keep on coding and see u at the next party! |
User Comment
Submitted by Karoshier on 14 August 2011
| This was initially meant as a 4k. The ideas we came up with later, eventually made it grow into its current size (which is less than 6k, anyway). A real TV is highly recommended; the smaller, the better. |
User Comment
Submitted by Wile Coyote on 14 August 2011
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