X-screen

Greetings, Valerij! Sun 24 Sep 2000 at 15:57:42 Valerij Kozhevnikoff and All were talking on the topic of X-screen. VK> Tell someone about the subject. Like there are such files with the extension Y and VK> 72 sectors long. In what order do they contain information about VK> colors? VK> How to show them? If there is a peeper, then please shoot me. VK> Thanks in advance. These, IMHO, are files for viewing in X-Color. Moreover, their length is not necessary 72 sectors. This is simply a file packed with any packer, consisting of three attribute-free speck screens (r,g,b - components). There is no source, but the task boils down to unpacking such a file by loading it at #b800 and running it (will unpack itself). Then you need to throw each frame onto the screen sequentially red, green, blue - screens. To simplify the task, you need one (for example, red) place the component on the second screen of the Spectrum. And while it is displayed throw the green component onto the 1st screen, and then after the beam throw the blue one component, not forgetting to set the necessary attributes. Congratulations, Valerij! Vivid/Brainwave^X-Project was with you. [ZX] [Sailor Moon]

Greetings, Kirill! Sun 29 Oct 2000 at 02:39:44 Kirill Frolov and Aleksey Malov were talking on the topic of X-screen. AM>> screens. To simplify the task, you need one (for example red) component AM>> place on the second Spectrum screen. KF> Where is the simplification here? Unless you use both screens alternately KF> to avoid synchronization problems with the beam. Listen here and drive in slowly: Which is easier: 1. Output 3*6912 bytes in 3 ints, if you do not use the 2nd screen. or 2. Output 2*6912 bytes in 3 ints, using the second Spectrum screen, instead throwing one of the components. Have you seen Confusion? There is a full screen ball mania effect. It's the same reception used. Congratulations, Kirill! Vivid/Brainwave^X-Project was with you. [ZX] [Sailor Moon]

Press RESET immediately, Aleksey! 02 Nov 00 23:22, Aleksey Malov wrote to Kirill Frolov: KF>> Where is the simplification here? Is it possible to use both alternately KF>> screen to avoid synchronization problems with the beam. AM> Listen here and drive in slowly: AM> Which is easier: AM> 1. Output 3*6912 bytes in 3 ints, if you do not use the 2nd screen. AM> or AM> 2. Output 2*6912 bytes in 3 ints, using the second Spectrum screen AM> instead of throwing one of the components. Have you seen Confusion? There is AM> full screen ball mania effect. The same technique is used there. What if you think about it? For example: Red: 7 screen. copying green to 5 screen. Green: 5 screens. copying blue to 5 screen. Blue: 5 screens. copying green to 5 screen. There's not enough time to move the blue screen. If your program starts at the beginning of the green screen and moves slower beam, then you have exactly one frame. Where does the acceleration come from? In general, on 3 screens, of course, there is acceleration - for music...