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Multiplatform Z80 ASM development videos... with vampires!

Started by keith56, 09:32, 08 January 18

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lmimmfn

Quote from: keith56 on 00:15, 25 April 19
The files for the later episodes (after the basic z80 series) are in a different folder of the same archive... Please take a look at the folder

/Multiplatform/Sources/

in the sources.7z

The file "CPC_CRTC_Test.asm" is the one shown in this video...

I will fix the Github link, though the files on that site are not as up-to-date as the .7z on my website

The correct link is: https://github.com/akuyou
Perfect, thanks man, got it
6128 for the win!!!

roudoudou

Quote from: keith56 on 22:37, 23 April 19
Maybe this will be of interest to some people? I've always struggled to get my head around the CRTC registers - and what each actually does... So I wrote a little 'toy' that allows them to be individually altered, with the resulting values shown on screen - for easy testing
Hi, nice to share your tools!
A suggestion for your toy -> display the end AND the beggining of each blocks, this is VERY usefull when doing 32K screen because playing with L-adress allow to move the end of the block mostly away from visible screen and allow some optimisations ;)
My pronouns are RASM and ACE

pelrun

Multiplatform_ShowDecimal.asm is included by CPC_CRTC_Test.asm, but it's missing from the sources.7z I just downloaded from the website.

keith56

Very sorry about that, guess I forgot to add a new file to the package.

The sources.7z is updated on the website, and I've attached the missing file below... I just tested on a blank install... it should work with the one extra file.
Chibi Akumas: Comedy-Horror 8-bit Bullet Hell shooter!
Learn ARM, 8086, Z80, 6502 or 68000 with my tutorials: www.assemblytutorial.com
My Assembly programming book is available now on amazon!

pelrun

Can confirm it definitely works with that file included. Cheers!

keith56

If anyone is interested, I've now added a 'forum' to my ChibiAkumas website...


I'm hoping it will become a welcoming and helpful place for beginners learning all kinds of assembly language on all platforms... and I'd like it to become the main place for answering questions (and suggesting improvements/corrections!) that arise from my tutorials (Rather than Youtube - who deleted all my comments when I converted from a personal to brand account  >:( >:( >:( [size=78%])[/size]


Anyone who wants to ask questions, or help give answers is welcome to join, though please note, my forum is intended for ASM related content only, not general 'retro chit-chat'.


http://www.chibiakumas.com/forum
Chibi Akumas: Comedy-Horror 8-bit Bullet Hell shooter!
Learn ARM, 8086, Z80, 6502 or 68000 with my tutorials: www.assemblytutorial.com
My Assembly programming book is available now on amazon!

keith56

I've made another little CPC tutorial video, this one goes really back to basics... and looks at a simple single-asm file 'Hello world'

As well as writing and running the example in WinApe, I've gone over tools and commands to create Disk,Tape and Cartridge images, in case you prefer to use an alternate Assembler or Emulator:


https://youtu.be/QQ-CL_7pTjY

I'll be doing similar tutorials for all the other platforms in my tutorial series (including 6502/68000/x86 and ARM), so please sub my channel if you're interested in non CPC systems to stay informed when I get round to other systems!
Chibi Akumas: Comedy-Horror 8-bit Bullet Hell shooter!
Learn ARM, 8086, Z80, 6502 or 68000 with my tutorials: www.assemblytutorial.com
My Assembly programming book is available now on amazon!

keith56

To help promote the ChibiAkumas ASM website, and to encourage newcomers to give assembly programming a go, I'm doing a prize draw of three of my custom design T-shirts which will be given totally free... including free shipping!

To have the chance to win one of the T-shirts all you have to do is post an entry into the 'Show And Tell' section of the ChibiAkumas forum

More details here:
http://www.chibiakumas.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=8&p=229&sid=4b08eb8de96c45f60e0e55e1df79d33a#p229

Video announcing the competition

https://youtu.be/VU7qiXWthI4
Chibi Akumas: Comedy-Horror 8-bit Bullet Hell shooter!
Learn ARM, 8086, Z80, 6502 or 68000 with my tutorials: www.assemblytutorial.com
My Assembly programming book is available now on amazon!

keith56

Just a quick announcement, I'm starting a second Youtube channel for livestreaming content.

I'll still be doing the same content on my normal channel, but the new channel will be for live programming streams and gaming with technical discussion... I'm planning to put heavy focus on the chat, so hopefully it will be interesting and a bit of fun for people who aren't into short heavy content tutorials I currently do.

The new channel is here... please Sub if you are interested!
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCc3e2vxORDpGLmxiej3nzpw
Chibi Akumas: Comedy-Horror 8-bit Bullet Hell shooter!
Learn ARM, 8086, Z80, 6502 or 68000 with my tutorials: www.assemblytutorial.com
My Assembly programming book is available now on amazon!

keith56

I recently added a new video to my youtube channel, covering the use of 16 color mode to simulate 2 layers (Like in the Ghosts and Goblins and original Bubble Bobble game)

I even used the trick to effect a Red-Cyan 3D effect


https://youtu.be/JrpCZ9TcjFE

Chibi Akumas: Comedy-Horror 8-bit Bullet Hell shooter!
Learn ARM, 8086, Z80, 6502 or 68000 with my tutorials: www.assemblytutorial.com
My Assembly programming book is available now on amazon!

keith56

I've recently uploaded two tutorial videos covering software sprites:


One here on transparency:

https://youtu.be/KRrKXxJ8raw

And one on flipping sprites in Mode 0/1:


https://youtu.be/hegzLS2irtY


Maybe they are of interest to some people?
Chibi Akumas: Comedy-Horror 8-bit Bullet Hell shooter!
Learn ARM, 8086, Z80, 6502 or 68000 with my tutorials: www.assemblytutorial.com
My Assembly programming book is available now on amazon!

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