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Started by arnoldemu, 08:52, 10 October 10

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fano

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Quote from: redbox on 12:38, 03 November 10
F*ck yeah, Z80 RULEZ!

Except for when I run out of registers (i.e. always).  >:(
automodification and exx powa ! (IXL,IXH,IYL,IYH too !)
"NOP" is the perfect program : short , fast and (known) bug free

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redbox

Quote from: fano on 13:22, 03 November 10
automodification and exx powa ! (IXL,IXH,IYL,IYH too !)

Had been considering some self-modifying code but want it to work on a cartridge  8)

EXX is very interesting (and only 4ups).

TFM

Quote from: redbox on 15:36, 03 November 10
Had been considering some self-modifying code but want it to work on a cartridge  8)

EXX is very interesting (and only 4ups).

Load your code from cart to RAM and it can self-modify.

EXX has 1 ys ;-)
TFM of FutureSoft
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redbox

Quote from: TFM/FS on 16:46, 03 November 10
EXX has 1 ys ;-)

Yes, was working in T-states that time...  ;)

fano

Quote from: redbox on 15:36, 03 November 10
Had been considering some self-modifying code but want it to work on a cartridge
With the free space in cartridge , you can do some amazing pre-compiled stuff :D (like sprites)
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voXfReaX

Hello there,

just wanted to drop some lines in order to congratulate the participants of Blue Angel game. Nice board game, with nice musics and graphics. I am glad to hear that there is another game planned for 2011 by you guys. I am looking forward to playing (or even testing:)) it!

We speak,
voxfreax

redbox

Quote from: fano on 20:18, 03 November 10
you can do some amazing pre-compiled stuff :D (like sprites)

Think I understand how you do compiled soft sprites (i.e. a dedicated ultra fast routine to print one specific sprite) but can't see how you'd make compiled hardware sprites...?

I'm considering writing a utility that takes a normal sprite and compiles it in the way above, but am wondering if there's one already?

arnoldemu

Quote from: redbox on 10:43, 05 November 10
Think I understand how you do compiled soft sprites (i.e. a dedicated ultra fast routine to print one specific sprite) but can't see how you'd make compiled hardware sprites...?

I'm considering writing a utility that takes a normal sprite and compiles it in the way above, but am wondering if there's one already?
Wel I've made some code to generate compiled sprites, but not sure it is good for your needs.

For cpc+ hardware sprites, you need to poke the special ram to define the pixels.
So the compiled hardware sprites is the way you update this ram.
My games. My Games
My website with coding examples: Unofficial Amstrad WWW Resource

arnoldemu

Quote from: voXfReaX on 21:07, 03 November 10
Hello there,

just wanted to drop some lines in order to congratulate the participants of Blue Angel game. Nice board game, with nice musics and graphics. I am glad to hear that there is another game planned for 2011 by you guys. I am looking forward to playing (or even testing:)) it!

We speak,
voxfreax
thanks.

Well the next game, has a different team. I am the coder, but others will do gfx, sound and music this time.
But, I hope to cooperate with the same team in future games :)
My games. My Games
My website with coding examples: Unofficial Amstrad WWW Resource

redbox

Quote from: arnoldemu on 11:03, 05 November 10
So the compiled hardware sprites is the way you update this ram.

Ah ok, I see what you mean now for hardware sprites, thanks.

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