I analyzed the original video - the whole animation consists of 12 frames
only. So this part is easy. :-)
Aley
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From: Aleš Keprt
Sent: Monday, April 23, 2012 2:42 AM
To: sam-users@nvg.ntnu.no
Subject: Re: Nyan Cat
I think normal mode 4 + normal music would be OK. I wou
I think normal mode 4 + normal music would be OK. I would rather see it
finished in basic variant then to read 100 mails on theory what can be done.
;-)
I believe mode 4 is achievable. It is small, it is repeated and it seems to
me that all states of the cat can fit into a few screen pages so we
Yeah, 4-pixel squares in mode 2 would be easy enough.
An authentic facsimile in Mode 1 would be tricky as there are squares with more
than 2 colours in. Achievable with rainbow processing, but that seems a bit of
a faff...
Andrew
On 22 Apr 2012, at 21:34, Tommo H wrote:
> Based on the Spectru
Based on the Spectrum version, you could probably do it in Mode 1 or
2, just using the attributes?
On 22 Apr 2012, at 13:32, Andrew Collier wrote:
> so this is what people do on the internet these days, is it?
> Actually it does remind me a bit of the kind of stuff that ended up on early
>
so this is what people do on the internet these days, is it?
Actually it does remind me a bit of the kind of stuff that ended up on early
issues of Fred...
You'd need to draw the stars manually, but that should be achievable.
Andrew
On 22 Apr 2012, at 19:45, James R Curry wrote:
> There
There are few enough frames that it could easily be done with screen swapping
with a sampled version of the music playing.
--
James R Curry
On Apr 22, 2012, at 1:39 PM, "Aleš Keprt" wrote:
> Do we have Nyan Cat on Sam Coupe? Somebody should make a conversion.
>
>
> original version, Atari
Do we have Nyan Cat on Sam Coupe? Somebody should make a conversion.
original version, Atari 800, ZX Spectrum, Commodore C16, Atari 2600:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oQ5v9Qo6XzA
Amstrad CPC version: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dfD3WxgaiXo
BBC Micro version: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H
James wrote:
Thanks, Colin.
If you happen to know what the postage will be on ordering a back issue in
the USA
then I'll place an order (and accept your offer of a disk image).
As long as I can pay you without creating a PayPal account, anyway. I
don't mind a
one off transaction, but I refuse
Thanks, Colin.
If you happen to know what the postage will be on ordering a back issue in the
USA then I'll place an order (and accept your offer of a disk image).
As long as I can pay you without creating a PayPal account, anyway. I don't
mind a one off transaction, but I refuse to maintain a
I was just going to say the same thing as David. :-) I can even
honestly say it's one of the few magazines I find myself reading
everything in. If you're a SAM fan, it's fascinating stuff, whether
it's talking about new projects (hardware and software) or old games
that never made it, and s
Quoting Colin Piggot :
Regardless of you buying T'n'T back in the day, I can only supply a
disk image of the SAM Revival coverdisk if you buy the magazine,
besides the coverdisk also has other software on it too - not just
T'n'T!
Colin
=
Quazar : Hardware, Software, Spares and Repai
James wrote:
Hey Colin and all,
I've been meaning to ask about T'n'T for a while. I legally purchased
this game, back in the day, and have a desire to play it again.
Is there any way to acquire a disk image? Does SAM Revival come with a
disk image and do I need to purchase it to re-acquire th
On 22/04/12 17:11, Colin Piggot wrote:
> Graeme wrote:
>> Ok, to change the topic from current discussion lately ;-)
>>
>> I am a newbie to the Sam world, I bought a machine on ebay as a whim and
>> to reach one of my childhood dreams of owning one. As a kid I could not
>> afford one and by the tim
> Issue 17 - T'n'T (re-release), Money Bags 1 1/2 (updated version)
>
Hey Colin and all,
I've been meaning to ask about T'n'T for a while. I legally purchased this
game, back in the day, and have a desire to play it again.
Is there any way to acquire a disk image? Does SAM Revival come wit
David wrote:
If anyone fancies a listen to the most fiendishly complicated piece of Sam
music I've written,
Great music as always!
Colin
=
Quazar : Hardware, Software, Spares and Repairs for the SAM Coupé
1995-2012 - Celebrating 18 Years of developing for the SAM Coupé
Website: http://www.
Graeme wrote:
Ok, to change the topic from current discussion lately ;-)
I am a newbie to the Sam world, I bought a machine on ebay as a whim and
to reach one of my childhood dreams of owning one. As a kid I could not
afford one and by the time I had $$$ Sam had dissapeared and it was time
for U
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