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yass bitch
rulez added on the 2016-05-02 08:50:07 by Weyland Yutani 
Cool stuff.
Hey, i have an unfinished MsDos Version with the exact name in my folders. How dare you ;)
Doesn't need youtube capture =)
Good work, Krill!
War ja irgendwo klar :-D
krill black magic!
Great.
Krill! Plush!
No idea about C64 limits nor coding. Some ideas about Sierpinski's algortithmes. Screen vote, with respect.
Awesome!
ossom!
:D
What Sen said.
Screenvote!
Es zoomt!
sim: It's pretty much exactly what it says on the tin - an animation. Except it takes what feels like a minute to render those 16 frames, which just barely fit into 64k minus $2000 bytes of visual no-man's-land minus code and intermediate data. Replay at just over 0% CPU by using early-mid 1980's 8bit-era real-time lossless graphics decompression commonly known as "tiled bitmaps", aka custom-defined charsets and screens. Source available via CSDb link.
Great work on "be no sqr", btw. :)
Great work on "be no sqr", btw. :)
Krill: Thank you for the information. Sounds tech. Respect for all the work put in to it.
Thank you for your kind words about "be no sqr", as well. Really appreciated =).
Thank you for your kind words about "be no sqr", as well. Really appreciated =).
Nice!
This needs a YouTube video capture. :P
Superb!
ad 8 bit - ad infinitum. Great.
Would have been seriously impressive realtime, but then doing it this way in 512B is also seriously impressive :D Good work!
psonice: To be clear, it looks exactly as in the gif, same speed and all, just that it takes its sweet time precalculatin' to get there.
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