On 22 Sep 99, at 17:03, Simon Cooke wrote:
> > This is where my girlfriend has problems with me. The pure
> > wiggling bit I'm fine at.
> >
> > But the timing and skill...
>
> Just have a one-player game to increase your stamina beforehand, and then
> when you get into the game proper, listen f
> Comments and/or corrections on any of the above would be greatly
> appreciated!
Have you tried out the "Auf Wiedeshen Monty"/SCPDU 6 demo from the Entropy
Experience disk yet? Because all the source code to the border scrolly on
that is available... :) (that, and I'd love to see a screen-shot of
Si Owen wrote:
> Now I've implemented the display changes (border, palette and/or video
mode)
> to instruction level it's possible to see how it copes with some of the
SAM
> demos that rely on perfect timing. In general it seems to cope quite
well,
> but there still seem to be some subtle timing i
Hi Sam Dudes,
I'm new to this list, I used to have a Sam Coupe back in those glory days,
and wasn't it great,
I was wondering if anyone knew the whereabouts of a certain Martin
Fitzpatrick, he used to run Metropolis software, I used to write music for
him.
Cheers dudes,
Keep the Coupe spirit going
On Fri, Sep 24, 1999 at 06:36:41PM +0100, Si Owen wrote:
> I've noticed that some places where the video timing isn't quite right seems
> to involve DJNZ for tight delay loops. The width of the scroller section
> used by the E-Tunes demo is mainly just one such loop. Is there anything
> special a
Maria Rookyard wrote:
>
> Gordon Wallis expressed the hope that:
> >
> >>... they be consigned to the most pestilent pits of Hell, there to
> >>be forever Satan's sexual plaything.
>
> Which, to Justin, ...
> >
> >Sounds like you've seen the southpark movie...
>
> Which in turn got Maria thinkin
Justin Skists wrote:
> > From: Gordon Wallis [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >
> >Sorry for the harsh tone of that! I took exception to the phrase "It was
> >always going to". I have trouble believing it's predestined, even with
> >Sony's best advertising execs on the case.
>
> Heh.. No worries...
> You
Andrew Collier wrote:
> 16* uncontended t-states for an IN a,(n) or OUT (n),a;
> 20** uts for an IN a,(c) or OUT (c),a.
>
> Question: Does SimCoupe currently use those values for the
> instruction time?
Not quite so fixed as the position in the scanline can vary the timings by 4
t-states. I curre
Gordon Wallis expressed the hope that:
>
>>... they be consigned to the most pestilent pits of Hell, there to
>>be forever Satan's sexual plaything.
Which, to Justin, ...
>
>Sounds like you've seen the southpark movie...
Which in turn got Maria thinking off on a tangent and asking...
What's th
>> This is where my girlfriend has problems with me. The pure
>> wiggling bit I'm fine at.
>>
>> But the timing and skill...
>
>Just have a one-player game to increase your stamina beforehand, and then
>when you get into the game proper, listen for the audio cues...
>
>Si
Simon,
For some reaso
> From: Gordon Wallis [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>Sorry for the harsh tone of that! I took exception to the phrase "It was
>always going to". I have trouble believing it's predestined, even with
>Sony's best advertising execs on the case.
Heh.. No worries...
You got something against Sony or summi
On Thu, Sep 23, 1999 at 10:46:55PM +0100, Andrew Collier wrote:
> Actually you mean "pop hl; ei; nop; ret"
> We know that the interrupt line stays active for a lot longer than this
> code will take to execute.
Fooey. Well, you knew how to fix it anyway. :o)
> Unfortunately it now means we spin
On Thu, Sep 23, 1999 at 11:15:53PM +0100, Thomas Harte wrote:
> My PC supported teledisk fine until I flash upgraded the BIOS. I really
> wish
> someone had told me about that! Still, if anyone else has access to a Dell
> Dimension XPS P150/166/200s with BIOS revision 4, they could do the
>
> Hey - I never claimed it was anything other than a quick hack
And I never claimed it was anything other than deeply useful for
non-repetitive purposes (e.g. using those files on nvg which are intended for
a real SAM and so aren't DSK files or anything useful like that)!
> Yes, that's a big problem. I wanted to it too. But I couldn't get Teledisk
> work. I tried several PC's with no success.
My PC supported teledisk fine until I flash upgraded the BIOS. I really
wish
someone had told me about that! Still, if anyone else has access to a Dell
Dimension XPS
At 5:59 pm +0100 23/9/99, Ian Collier wrote:
>Here is an experiment. I'd do it myself if I thought there were any chance I
>would get round to it before the Millennium...
>
>Have a counting loop, say "lp: inc bc; jp lp" (note that this takes 20 cycles
>off-screen and 32 on-screen).
>
>Have an inte
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