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Excellent conversion of Wild Copper's rotative scroll, featuring a mod player and running at 50 fps.
rulez added on the 2007-06-24 02:32:23 by keops
Wild Copper \o/
rolls and shadows, sample music, flexiscroll
Very nice conversion of the Wild copper screen! Neat.
cool stuf - i wonder if that would be possible on Amiga, too.
Wow, never seen that one before :)
it's a quite bad made copy actually
Well TMB, would be nice to know what you actually consider bad here. As it's actually a quite good conversion.
it's not even fullscreen
tmb: you are totally wrong of course, it's actually very good codewise since the mod player probably used something like half the cpu time (no Paula on Atari), which left very few clockcycles to convert the main effect that formerly had all the cpu time available on Amiga.
Since planet-d is down once again (surprise), you can temporarily download it from here
Very nice conversion.
The Wild Copper Crew wrote a very nice demo featuring real time rotation of its fonts. They claimed only the Amiga could do this... so we had to prove them wrong!
Ajrarn coded most of the demo: the realtime rotation of the dots forming the font (and their realtime shadows) which what the Amiga did in software. On the ST the roll and colour changes were done in software, but the Amiga could use its Blitter and Copper for these functions. Ajrarn also did the graphics.
Alien (me) coded the realtime software 4 voice soundtrack player (MOD format). The Amiga could offload the playing of 4 digital voices at different frequencies and volumes to its hardware. On the ST, this was all done in software.
Pat (of Wild Copper on the Amiga if I recall correctly) made the soundtrack.
Ajrarn coded most of the demo: the realtime rotation of the dots forming the font (and their realtime shadows) which what the Amiga did in software. On the ST the roll and colour changes were done in software, but the Amiga could use its Blitter and Copper for these functions. Ajrarn also did the graphics.
Alien (me) coded the realtime software 4 voice soundtrack player (MOD format). The Amiga could offload the playing of 4 digital voices at different frequencies and volumes to its hardware. On the ST, this was all done in software.
Pat (of Wild Copper on the Amiga if I recall correctly) made the soundtrack.
Great conversion.
nice
nice conversion, actually.
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