ProjectLCD by Noice [web]
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release info: |
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name: ProjectLCD |
type: J2ME Demo (MIDP1.0) |
date: 26 may 2005 |
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code: Shadow (Andreas Gustafsson) |
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release notes: |
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After coding for some pretty limited platforms |
before, like the Texas Instruments TI-83 calculator, |
I needed a new challenge. So I decided to write a |
demo for Java phones. |
To create a greater challenge, I also decided to |
target the very Lowest Common Denominator (hence the |
name ProjectLCD). In J2ME world, that means writing |
for MIPD1.0 - which gives you a screen 96x54 pixels |
or larger, no sound, no direct framebuffer access |
Also, since I wanted it to scale to the different |
display sizes, no bitmapped graphics could be used, |
everything must be done using geometric primitives. |
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The result is (atleast to my knowledge) the first |
scene demo targeting pure MIDP1.0 J2ME devices. |
It should run on any display-size (it scales to the |
largest 16x9 res possible). To get the best effect |
you need atleast some grayscales, although it will |
run on monochrome devices aswell, it just won't look |
good. |
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So far I've tried it on a number of devices and it |
has run on all, though some (for example Siemens S55 |
and SonyEricsson T630) report that they support |
double buffer when they infact don't. If you get |
flickering, press '*' to switch between hardware and |
software double buffering. |
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contact info: |
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mail: andreas.gustafsson@gmail.com |
web: http://sdw.webhop.net |
wap: http://wapsdw.webhop.net |
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legal notice: |
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This demo is free to spread and copy as much as you |
want. However, if you put this on a CD availible to |
the public in any way, you must send me a copy. |
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Program is provided as is, without any kind of |
warranty. |
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-- noice ------------------------------------- 2005 -+-[ back to the prod ]