Episode 3-9: Greetings, Acknowledgments and Links
Synopsis: The Greetings and Acknowledgments for Spritro. Without the help and resources it would have taken much longer to publish this Episode.
Download via dust: $ dust tutorials (select 'spritro')
Github Repository: Spritro Source Code on Github
- Episode 3-1: Spritro - An Intro with a Sprite
- Episode 3-2: Creating the Shapes - Hello SpritePad
- Episode 3-3: Loading Shapes and grasping Symbols
- Episode 3-4: Flying the Space Ship off Course
- Episode 3-5: Taking Command of the Ship Controls
- Episode 3-6: Custom Character Sets - Hello CharPad
- Episode 3-7: Creating Pseudo Timers for Color Cycled
- Episode 3-8: If the SID doesn't fit, use a bigger Hammer
- Episode 3-9: Greetings, Acknowledgments and Links
Writing this Episode would have not been possible without lots of information spread all over the net. Here are some acknowledgments.
Assets
Spritro Font: Rambo - First Blood Part II (Ocean Software)
Spritro Music: Empty (512 Bytes) by 4-Mat
Spritro Sprite: Uridium (Hewson)
External Resources
Episode 3-2: Creating the Shapes - Hello SpritePad
SpritePad 1.8.1 is a program by SubChrist Software [Download]
WineBottler is a program by Mike Kronenberg [Download]
Episode 3-4: Flying the Space Ship off Course
Top/Bottom Border Routine by HCL/Booze Design [Link]
Explanation inspired by Forums Post by Ferris [Link]
Episode 3-5: Taking Command of the Ship Controls
Keyboard Matrix based on an ASCII Table by TWW [Link]
Episode 3-6: Custom Character Sets - Hello CharPad
CharPad 1.8.3 is a program by SubChrist Software [Download]
Episode 3-8: If the SID doesn't fit, use a bigger Hammer
SidReloc is an utility coded by Linus Akesson [Download]
Greetings
Greetings go out to the 90+ Likers of the Dustlayer Facebook Page, the guys idling in #c-64 who always have great input when I have questions and likewise to the people sending me very encouraging emails and do comments on the blog postings. Special shout out to Diamenta Princessa who runs Commocore!
Thank you all!
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