Recent content by Mu0n

User Matthias (Cibee) has been doing fpga core work and the whole pipeline of how to update your machine (core, flash, bootloader) as simply as possible. 1) Amiga 500 core: 2) Atari ST core: 3) 68040 core: 4) Commander X-16 core:

Stuff from Michael W: 1) VCF East 2026 (him standing) workshop on programming with superbasic. Class with multiple Wildbits/Jr2, each with their screen and ps/2 keyboard, while following the intro guide he also wrote: 2) SIDLab: midi in, midi playback and SID output 3) A series of...

Cool stuff by yours truly: 1) Whiskers' Audiophile Lounge - a multiple format music player. Supports 6 file formats and targets the SID, OPL3, MIDI, MP3, PSG. 2 years of combined projects! 2) Firejam, lets you play with a MIDI controller through the MIDI in port, and dispatches it to the...

Over on the 6809 core side of things, which recently was at 8MHz, but got bumped to 20 MHz in the last few weeks, 1) Flight Sim 2 port by RTaylor: 2) scrolling beat em up game by JFed: 3) Port of studio9 by Matt Massie:

Cool stuff from "superbasic champion" Ernesto C.: 1) Suite of software to allow sprite, tile, font editing running natively, all done in superbasic 2) F256 port of "Star Trek", in superbasic: 3) Tracker with 6 square wave channels and 1 noise channel for the PSG, done in superbasic

Cool stuff by community member jbaker8935: 1) Uses the VS1053b sound chip's digital signal processing power to perform 3d wireframe graphic transformations. So here's a tempest remake: (this is 4 months old, so it's much improved now, but no public video) 2) exploring a 3d wireframe world...

https://wildbitscomputing.com/ Wildbits Computing acquired the rights for the F256K2 and F256Jr2 one year ago, which were designed by Foenix Retro Systems (now rebranded as Foenix Labs) In a nutshell: * The K2 is the 6502/65816 based wedge computer (12.6 MHz) variant while the Jr2 is the SBC...

lol, snow https://snowemu.com/ and InfiniteMac https://infinitemac.org/ and this new thing I saw today for Amiga, copperline: https://copperline.dev/ WinUAE is the de facto Amiga emulator though https://www.winuae.net/

@DW1992 I revisted my mask creating code and this is way better. You can use it on an horizontal strip of sprites. Width per sprite must be divisible by 16 (pad with white space if not). The function returns a BitMap for the mask you want to generate. It will individually work on each sprite of...

I tried it @fogWraith , on my Mac Plus. Looks and works great! Hopefully peeps start running servers full of interesting mac files, games, shareware, art and .mod!

Yes, 4 direction nudges. 1 click = 1 pixel movement. It doesn't have to be a square. Many sprites are tall rectangles. If you want to leverage the fastest CopyBits usage possible, use an integer multiple of 32 for the width. There's no special gain for height. A smaller gain can be had if it's...

@DW1992 I'm checking out your tool - nicely done! This is a good basis for graphics. I'm wondering about the export to a bitmap structure. I'm guessing BitMap have more elements than in THINK C/Symantec C++, would you agree? The last 2 elements aren't present in what I have over here...

The next puzzle pieces are going to be about: * Using the Sound Driver in square wave, four-tone and freeform modes * Dispatching MIDI playback to the sound driver, not decided yet on the exact mode, but it's basically a reverse-engineered approach from concertware, when you didn't have MIDI...

I just posted a video on MIDI playback, my first set of source files that can be easily integrated into your own C project.