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• general:
• level: user
• personal:
• first name: Alejandro
• last name: del Campo
• cdcs:
• cdc #1: Enigma by Phenomena
• cdc #2: Mental Hangover by Scoopex [web]
• cdc #3: Blood Sugar Rises by AttentionWhore

• 64k cracktro Amiga OCS/ECS Twelve Jokers In A Deck by Loonies [web] & The Twitch Elite
• @Blueberry
  
  About visual end result, HAM7 chunky is superior imo, not only because it is faster and allows to do more blocks (for example, 80*49=3920 in Inside the Machine), but also because it has less restictions in size and best visual quality, as you get a blurring that camouflages the big pixels.
  
  Then, being these alternative techniques to HAM7 visually inferior, for me this was always a technical question about the limits of copper, as I answered to Bifat when he asked me about the sense of this competition: "The insistence on real 4x4 copperchunky is because it forces you to face the limit of moves that the copper is capable of per scanline. This makes it a more interesting challenge than simply beating the total number of chunky pixels with no restrictions on pixel size."
  
  But, from now on we could remove the term copperchunky from the equation and make the competition broader, e.g. widest 4x4 RGB rotozoomer.
  Btw, 100% copperchunky in my opinion is when the copper sends all color values to the registers, regardless of how many times it has to send the same pixel, while the CPU only writes each pixel in the copperlist once.
  
  Regards and congrats again!
• isokadded on the 2025-06-29 13:44:36
• cracktro Amiga OCS/ECS Boreal Dust by Batman Group
• * I must correct a typo in my previous comment, it is 1049, not 1072.
• isokadded on the 2025-06-29 12:53:51
• 64k cracktro Amiga OCS/ECS Twelve Jokers In A Deck by Loonies [web] & The Twitch Elite
• Upss, I forgot the thumbs up.
• rulezadded on the 2025-06-29 12:24:32
• 64k cracktro Amiga OCS/ECS Twelve Jokers In A Deck by Loonies [web] & The Twitch Elite
• Hey, congratulations Blueberry and all the team!
  
  I would have loved to be in Posadas to see it first hand and feel the adrenaline in the compo :D but unfortunately I couldn't be there this year.
  
  What a great presentation!, Graphically and musically a pleasure. In your eagerness to fight the Joker, have you thought about joining the Batman Group? hehe xD
  
  But there are still some small quibbles I have to make about some of your world record claims.
  
  I was just talking about it with Hannibal in the Boreal Dust comments: when it comes to setting records, it is sometimes confusing to establish what is or is not the same type of effect. For example, in this case the effect is not a 100% copperchunky, as at least half of the pixels are written to the colour registers with the CPU instead of the copper. So I would say that the record of columns in a 100% copperchunky 4x4 still belongs to the Joker. Don't you agree?
  
  On the other hand, in the first secret part of Joker Snacks on Blueberries there are 57 x 64 = 3648 blocks (same as yours but in different aspect ratio :), so here you have equalled, not beaten the biggest 4x4 RGB rotozoomer on OCS running 50fps with scroller and music record :)
  
  In any case, thanks for keeping the competitive spirit of the demoscene alive and congratulations on your "Widest 4x4 RGB rotozoomer on OCS: 64 columns" record!
• isokadded on the 2025-06-29 12:23:58
• cracktro Amiga OCS/ECS Boreal Dust by Batman Group
• @Hannibal
  Yes, this is not exactly the same effect as Leonard's, since, as you say, his is a single sine dots and this are 8 mixed sine dots of 1072 each. To illustrate the difference a little better, this is what happens in each frame in both effects:
  
  Chips & Dots:
  
  frame 1 -> 7210 sinedots at sinY pos 1
  frame 2 -> 7210 sinedots at sinY pos 2
  ...
  
  Boreal Dust:
  
  frame 1 -> 1072 sinedots at sinY pos 1 +
  1072 sinedots at sinY pos 2 +
  1072 sinedots at sinY pos 3 +
  1072 sinedots at sinY pos 4 +
  1072 sinedots at sinY pos 5 +
  1072 sinedots at sinY pos 6 +
  1072 sinedots at sinY pos 7 +
  1072 sinedots at sinY pos 8
  
  frame 2 -> 1072 sinedots at sinY pos 2 +
  1072 sinedots at sinY pos 3 +
  1072 sinedots at sinY pos 4 +
  1072 sinedots at sinY pos 5 +
  1072 sinedots at sinY pos 6 +
  1072 sinedots at sinY pos 7 +
  1072 sinedots at sinY pos 8 +
  1072 sinedots at sinY pos 9
  ...
  
  And since there are 8 different sine dots, I also draw each one with its own movement in different screen areas.
  
  We could call this a "multi sine dots" vs the classic single sine dots (or simply sine dots). In any case, I think the most difficult part of record-keeping is defining the different categories, as it is sometimes confusing to establish what does and does not belong to the same type of effect.
  
  Btw, I think both routines are based on yours from 3d demo 3, but looking for a way to draw more dots by taking advantage of the address registers :)
• isokadded on the 2025-06-29 11:48:49
• cracktro Amiga OCS/ECS Boreal Dust by Batman Group
• Drawing 8392 individual and unrepeated sin dots per frame and shown as 100704 dots in 4 bitplanes and 171 colors. Enjoy!
• isokadded on the 2025-06-28 22:54:05
• demotool Linux MS-Dos Windows Amstrad CPC MacOSX Intel Fast AY Player by Vanity [web] & Contrast
• Thanks!
• rulezadded on the 2025-06-06 13:37:22
• 32k Amiga OCS/ECS Chip&Dots by Oxygene [web]
• Btw, the download link is broken?
• isokadded on the 2025-05-26 14:41:58
• 32k Amiga OCS/ECS Chip&Dots by Oxygene [web]
• Is world records fever back?
• rulezadded on the 2025-05-26 09:23:17
• demo Amiga AGA Skywards by Darkage [web]
• @ham One thing is the opinion of some individuals and another the rules of a competition, which should try to be fair for everyone. The fanaticism you are talking about feeds precisely on the injustice that comes from judging works without being able to distinguish whether AI was used.
• isokadded on the 2025-04-27 15:53:36