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Submitted by DKT on 3 February 2015
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Submitted by Graham on 3 February 2015
Pastel color mod:
SEI
a1 LSR $D020
LSR $D020
LSR $D020
LDA #$04
STA $D020
STA $D011
BNE a1 |
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Submitted by SIDWAVE on 1 February 2015
| i didnt expect so much fuss from this little thing. but it is a lost art in fact. it is the first you do when learning asm, and you mever use it in demos, because thats a whole other ballgame. |
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Submitted by Flavioweb on 1 February 2015
| @Freshness79: peace, love and 64 ;) I'm not offended if you comment my code for -splits- below =P |
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Submitted by Fresh on 1 February 2015
The thread which has followed this release is SO similar to that of http://csdb.dk/release/?id=113468.
There's only one tiny difference: people involved is less prone to take offence.
@TheSkate: nice version! |
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Submitted by Flavioweb on 1 February 2015
; ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
; 18 raster splits in 26 bytes
; (C) 2015 Flavioweb/Asura
; ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
* = $032C
;---------------------------------------
.BYTE <BOOT, >BOOT ;autostart
;---------------------------------------
BOOT
SEI
LSR $D011
LOOP
DEC $D020
INC $D020
DEC $D020
INC $D020
DEC $D020
INC $D020
BVC LOOP
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Submitted by 4mat on 1 February 2015
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Submitted by The Phantom on 31 January 2015
You got that right! I was bored and was curious what would be created if I just messed around with some basic code stuffs.
The one I linked uses screen blanking, and is using #$ff to read in the data. I'd be even more curious if mine would look like this if I eliminate the screen blanking.
I think SIDwave and I shared the same brainwave (or it shared us). |
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Submitted by Dr.j on 31 January 2015
| LOL cool effect. you need to drop the music and go into coiding ;-) joking... nice screen |
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Submitted by ruk on 31 January 2015
| "Grey dots" kills these kind of effects if you don't choose your colors wisely, like 4mat did. |
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Submitted by 4mat on 31 January 2015
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Submitted by Peacemaker on 31 January 2015
| dear The Phantom, please believe me, you were for sure not the first one with that silly idea. i bet 80% of the "good demo coders" made this "great" effect when they were either bored or out of inspiration when trying to code something ;) |
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Submitted by SIDWAVE on 31 January 2015
stuf flike this is just achieved by making 1 color change, then add another and see what happens.
what makes this work is:
lda #4
sta d020
sta d011 |
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Submitted by The Phantom on 31 January 2015
SIDwave... I'm curious how you came about this effect...
I guess I could download it and compare it with mine, but what fun is that?
I like your effect though. Opposite of mine AND full screen. Of course, in mine, I disable the screen, probably why yours is bigger (hehehe - I won't like what follows, I'm sure). |
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Submitted by Skate on 31 January 2015
Nice little routine.
It's 40 bytes as a PRG file. Similar effect can be achieved <23 bytes including loading address and everything.
Same effect with different color scheme in 20 bytes.
!cpu 6510
!to "20bytes.prg",cbm
* = $007e
sei
sty $d011
- lax $07
sta $d020
isc (*-2-$22,x)
isc (*-4-$22,x)
sta $d020-$22,x
bne -
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Submitted by The Phantom on 31 January 2015
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