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Submitted by Norvax on 5 November 2013
| Looking back at this again... So tell us how did you manage to handle accumulating error that is caused by approximation sin(A) = A for small angles. What was the trick? |
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Submitted by Mr Wegi on 14 April 2012
| "Beginning of the 3d 256b intro era on C=64!" :D EPIC!!! |
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Submitted by Skate on 7 June 2011
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Submitted by JAC on 24 May 2011
| Your the man, Skate! This piece of art was pure inpiration for me and forced me into some new code patterns to save even more space because the Atari "sprites" are too weird - but you know that. I'm still working on the Atari port - down to 281 and counting, I hope I'll make it :-) |
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Submitted by endo on 24 May 2011
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Submitted by daison on 24 May 2011
| pretty cool routine you got there ;) |
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Submitted by Skate on 19 May 2011
| @Jak T Rip: Video was a joke. (rickrolled) |
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Submitted by Jak T Rip on 19 May 2011
| Impressive and clever to use a "special case" in trigonometrics to save space. I couldn't hear the sound on my new sid. The video says "not available in your country" (Germany) ;-( |
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Submitted by bygone on 17 May 2011
i am not a coder but if you had asked me if it was possible to make a 3d effect on commodore 64 in 256 bytes, i'd probably say "no, if it was possible, somebody would have already made it". now i know how to answer this question correctly, thank you. :)
p.s: in the source code, i saw it was written "vertexes" couple of times. plural form of vertex is "vertices" not vertexes. |
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Submitted by Skate on 16 May 2011
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Submitted by Mace on 16 May 2011
What Oswald said.
And there's no music. |
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Submitted by Mermaid on 16 May 2011
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Submitted by Oswald on 16 May 2011
| I'm not a big fan of sizecoding, technically very impressive, visually not so much :) |
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Submitted by Skate on 16 May 2011
| Source code is available in the package with many comments. Examine it first. About the rotation, it's regular trigonometric rotation but with a very special case. :) |
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Submitted by Hydrogen on 16 May 2011
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Submitted by HCL on 16 May 2011
| Very impressing!! Variable rotation also, or am i fooled? |
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Submitted by Norvax on 16 May 2011
| wow.. This is mind blowing... |
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Submitted by Axis/Oxyron on 16 May 2011
| Wow, this is insane. Is your rotation based on bresenham circles? |
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Submitted by hedning on 16 May 2011
| Nice! Now go make a huge demo. ;) |
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Submitted by Cruzer on 15 May 2011
| Rotation + perspective in one block!? Extremely impressive! |
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Submitted by bepp on 15 May 2011
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Submitted by Skate on 15 May 2011
that's weird. i tried to upload from my mobile phone and failed. then I deleted the entry. but now when I got back home, i saw that it's still there, weird. whatever, finishing enrty as soon as possible. :)
edit: done. :) |
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Submitted by Cruzer on 15 May 2011
| Internet went down when creating this release? Looking forward to it though! |
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