Quote from: flibblesan on Yesterday at 21:59Quote from: Xyphoe on Yesterday at 21:05As far as I know, the M4 only supports 2.4GHz WiFi networks or the b/g/n type due to the ESP chip, so make sure your router is providing that and not just 5GHz.Quote from: GUNHED on Yesterday at 15:08Can it be the case that you need a stronger network signal - means: moving M4 and WiFi closer together?
Give it a try!
Heh, it's literally right next the main router and Mesh node - 1ft away from it. The wifi signal is really strong. So I went looking further...
Quote from: andycadley on Yesterday at 22:20People who can produce anything at all from the 2600 are absolute legends, it's an insane system to even consider.My experience coding for the 2600 is mostly that the 4kB size limit for cartridges is annoyingly small. The 2600 is bit daunting at first because it's not capable of a stable display without constant CPU intervention, but, once that's in place, it's not as hard as it seems, especially because there are a few details that really help.
Quote from: ZorrO on Yesterday at 19:52I believe other companies will continue to produce it.The last second-source manufacturer stopped years ago. Only the ez80 will be made after June
Quote from: ZorrO on Yesterday at 19:45@andycadley - You are wrong about colors in 320x200 in C64. There is a whole byte for colors in the letter. 4 bits for background and 4 bits for pen. And ZX has 3 bits for background and 3 bits for pen. For example, it cannot use light and dark green in one letter, but C64 can. It's 160x200, in C64 we have 4 colors per letter, including one common to the entire screen. This allows you to flash whole screen by modifying one byte, which ZX cannot do. And ZX does not have option to use 4 colors per letter.Nope. The C64 Color RAM is only 4 bit, which means in high res character mode you can have all 16 colours with a limit of 1 chosen colour per 8*8 cell and 1 entirely shared background colour.
Quote from: Xyphoe on Yesterday at 21:05As far as I know, the M4 only supports 2.4GHz WiFi networks or the b/g/n type due to the ESP chip, so make sure your router is providing that and not just 5GHz.Quote from: GUNHED on Yesterday at 15:08Can it be the case that you need a stronger network signal - means: moving M4 and WiFi closer together?
Give it a try!
Heh, it's literally right next the main router and Mesh node - 1ft away from it. The wifi signal is really strong.
Quote from: GUNHED on Yesterday at 15:08Can it be the case that you need a stronger network signal - means: moving M4 and WiFi closer together?
Give it a try!
Quote from: Targhan on Yesterday at 10:38@Narkhos It is working on my CPC, thanks!!! Without surprise, it looks even better than an emulator. I probably won't play in on a real CPC since it has no savegame . But I'll continue my game on emulator and is dedicated to finishing it .Thank you for your feedback! Are you using an original Amstrad cpc screen?
Quote from: McArti0 on Yesterday at 20:19Actually, I'm guessing Atari Falcon. I had a Falcon, but no Amiga, and I remember playing it on my own hardware.Quote from: djaybee on Yesterday at 20:08(Amiga, maybe?)most probably.
Quote from: djaybee on Yesterday at 20:08It smells of some fun CRTC trickerysome have sprites, others have crtc
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