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Okay, NOW i'm sulking - this is a similar effect to mine but is only 4 bytes long!  But at least the initial idea on how to do it was mine so Whiteflame doesn't get all the kudos - next time i won't tell anyone on IRCNet #c-64 about it. =-)
   added on the 2002-07-25 14:03:41 by TMR{C0S} 
this c64 sizecode story slowly gets really sick...:P
i mean, whats the real use of an effect which doesnt even look good ?
  
i mean, whats the real use of an effect which doesnt even look good ?
It's a "definitive" thing - once we find that, everyone'll stop trying and we can get back to coding demos and stuff. =-)
  
the show's over, people, you can go home now... this is getting too much even for me =)
  
no jazzman, it's not over ... we have to do the one byte intro so everybody can see we're the best :D
  
Weirdos. :-)
Don't forget the smallest self-replicating program -- the one in 0 bytes :-)
  
Don't forget the smallest self-replicating program -- the one in 0 bytes :-)
I don't know about 0 or 1 byte demos, but I've definitely got another workable 2 byte idea going on...
Okay, so I am sick and twisted. Sue me!
  
Okay, so I am sick and twisted. Sue me!
If this continues, maybe someone discovers nanobits..
  
Why think? do like this:
exefilename = 0;
for(i = 0; i < 256; i++)
for(j=0; j < 256; j++)
{
exefilename++;
make_exe_file(i,j,exefilename);
}
and then try to run the programs generated? =) some of then might even work! 8)
  
exefilename = 0;
for(i = 0; i < 256; i++)
for(j=0; j < 256; j++)
{
exefilename++;
make_exe_file(i,j,exefilename);
}
and then try to run the programs generated? =) some of then might even work! 8)
I've heard that amd sells cpus where u use something called bitlashes (or something :) to build and construct your own cpu (you construct instructions and registers and all that) So start building a instruction that shows a rotating cube, and you'll only have too use 1 byte to do such effect... =)
  
BTW, here's the source code (yes, it's what I typed into the machine, so it's source code):
$007e: ee 21 d0 50
  
$007e: ee 21 d0 50
is it possible to make an effect with one byte? the first who makes that will stop this madness :)
  
Working on it :)
  
Lol! You people are sick.. This is real demoscene spirit, or something. :)
  
you guys should think about a 256b mega-demo featuring not less than 64 effects!!!!
  
Hey, look on the bright side, this can only happen another 3 more times, at most. :)
  
aye!
You have been beaten!
http://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=7068
  
http://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=7068
ouch!
  
still the smallest real effect
  
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