07-11-2023, 12:46 AM
(This post was last modified: 07-11-2023, 03:37 PM by tapiocatwilight.
Edit Reason: miss steaks
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Goodness, the HDMI out animation mode is fun.
I know your to-do for everything is long and video play is all bonus.
I don't expect a reply ok? Just want to get this out there.
That said, pleeeeeese!!! (ahem)
What's the order of operations for SXY and TILE, TMAP and the PENs?
I get MODE, TEXT and SFNT (kind of), and COL, CRCL will draw things.
Adding automation is fun. More of that fun please.
I haven't been able to just draw a pixel or a line in a given color yet. How is that done?
I guess it is: define a draw object/sprite, set a color, set an xy (I guess) but how?
Ops wishes:
XOR draw mode so stuff can fly around, if the hardware supports it.
An HSV color space would be easier to modulate.
Do you care about stack overflow reports?
I made it do some, when running it too fast, mucking about.
It's interesting that HDMIout and the LCD can each have different fonts.
Not bit blitting, no memory, fighting draw times, merging the syntax, and making it all still play.
With the video-out clean and flawless. Hard, fun problems.
Thanks for the work. You are a masterful programmer.
I know your to-do for everything is long and video play is all bonus.
I don't expect a reply ok? Just want to get this out there.
That said, pleeeeeese!!! (ahem)
What's the order of operations for SXY and TILE, TMAP and the PENs?
I get MODE, TEXT and SFNT (kind of), and COL, CRCL will draw things.
Adding automation is fun. More of that fun please.
I haven't been able to just draw a pixel or a line in a given color yet. How is that done?
I guess it is: define a draw object/sprite, set a color, set an xy (I guess) but how?
Ops wishes:
XOR draw mode so stuff can fly around, if the hardware supports it.
An HSV color space would be easier to modulate.
Do you care about stack overflow reports?
I made it do some, when running it too fast, mucking about.
It's interesting that HDMIout and the LCD can each have different fonts.
Not bit blitting, no memory, fighting draw times, merging the syntax, and making it all still play.
With the video-out clean and flawless. Hard, fun problems.
Thanks for the work. You are a masterful programmer.