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added on the 2024-12-14 22:45:53 by Rhino/BG  |
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I love the scene :D
rulez added on the 2024-12-14 23:22:42 by grip 
Nice one.
Agree!
xD
Great one! And really nice cracktro style chiptune, congrats again guys ;)
impressive! I'm eager to see more productions from you at Posadas :-)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tUKazhLvYAQ
Not sure what was cracked, but nice intro and appropriate boasting in the scrolltext :)
And another elegant "ZAS, en toda la boca" XD Well done, my friends!
Lol, great
Great!
If I count right that's 3630 chunky pixels, almost up to the ST-style movep c2p with 3744 pixels in the Clubisque demo :)
If I count right that's 3630 chunky pixels, almost up to the ST-style movep c2p with 3744 pixels in the Clubisque demo :)
Only Batman Group makes it possible!
Sorry, but why is this news? Batman Group did this on Amstrad years ago!
^_^
Seriously, though! Great work, as always, guys!
And I love to see Estrayk tracks appearing in 2024!
^_^
Seriously, though! Great work, as always, guys!
And I love to see Estrayk tracks appearing in 2024!
Smooth and breaking records
Lovely colourful rotating image of the Joker and an atmospheric chiptune to boot!
Cool
I don't know the Amiga hardware enough to understand the difficulty or tricks compared to a "classic" c2p.
I don't know the Amiga hardware enough to understand the difficulty or tricks compared to a "classic" c2p.
Challenge accepted. ;)
We are waiting for you at Posadas 2025 :)
:D
:D
Gotta love the attitude. And the code!
Cool! This is my favourite Amiga research topic. And kicking chip tune!
Yes!
I'm glad you liked the music
Lovely!
55, not bad :)
Awesome one! And as mentioned, no 7 bitplanes trick used.
:)
\o/ cool!
Really nice, with a good music and cute gfx !!! (I think code is wonderfull too) :)
Awesome intro and awesome music, congrats!
i like the attitude of calling competitors stuff "lamer-slow-copperchunky-narrow-rotozoom" ;-)
Love that the attitude is backed by the code, gfx and msx. In the great tradition of youthful braggarts.
excellent music and cool visual effect
Nice rotozoom and track :)
Ja, is' denn heut scho Weihnachten?
Beautiful! And always nice to listen to Estrayk's work.
Just a venturous speculation: Are CIA timers / interrupts a delicate
ingredient of this tidbit?
Beautiful! And always nice to listen to Estrayk's work.
Just a venturous speculation: Are CIA timers / interrupts a delicate
ingredient of this tidbit?
Thank you all for the feedback!
@Blueberry that's great!
@ROG_VF there's nothing like that involved here, but if you've got some genius based on that in mind to kick the Joker's ass, I encourage you to give it a try!
@Blueberry that's great!
@ROG_VF there's nothing like that involved here, but if you've got some genius based on that in mind to kick the Joker's ass, I encourage you to give it a try!
Estrayk in peak form :)
Really nice graphics and peak chiptune by Estrayk. Still going stron
Cool! And what an absolute banger bass line in Estrayk's tune!
Nice roto, and scrolltext - must be a joker who wrote that one :-D
=)
Is this the artist?
@Rhino - 2024-12-16 19:08:57
Transmission from the batcave received and acknowleged :-)
Alas the Joker is a far too strong and crafty villain for me to combat -
though my 2nd guess would be the use of two interwoven
copperlists. The 1st one only conainting writes to color regs and
copjmps and the 2nd one containing "outsourced" conditional
copjmps and being responsible for triggering a copper-driven
interrupt at the end of the 3rd line of a repetitive block in order to
kindly ask the processor to replace the copjmp of the 1st copperlist
with a write to a color reg. This would grant us 32.5 cmoves for
setting up things for the next repetitive block. Yeah, I know...actions
speak louder than words. Cheers :-)
Transmission from the batcave received and acknowleged :-)
Alas the Joker is a far too strong and crafty villain for me to combat -
though my 2nd guess would be the use of two interwoven
copperlists. The 1st one only conainting writes to color regs and
copjmps and the 2nd one containing "outsourced" conditional
copjmps and being responsible for triggering a copper-driven
interrupt at the end of the 3rd line of a repetitive block in order to
kindly ask the processor to replace the copjmp of the 1st copperlist
with a write to a color reg. This would grant us 32.5 cmoves for
setting up things for the next repetitive block. Yeah, I know...actions
speak louder than words. Cheers :-)
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