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wish i could do this ive been reading a tutorial it shows how to change the color of the screen and stuff using a compiler called dasm, it works on my macbook |
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Cg8r-VmeMk some absolute crazy people converted sonic 1 from the master system to the commodore 64, 256kb REU needed to play on real hardware |
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thats just gotta be impossible, given the limitations of the machine. is the aspect ratio / resolution correct? cant tell really looks and sounds absolutely amazing though lets have all games converted, just for the soundtrack |
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hey man u could get into kracking |
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if you get to messing with assembler through natural urges, it can be a very artsy expressive thing, because you don't get there unless you've rinsed out a lot of other shit. like, i feel compelled to say: i do not think anyone simply takes assembly language demoscene shit on as a hobby. more like, i suspect, it finds you. infects you. takes you apart at the seams. redevelops your relationship to pain to make you some sort of hyperdimensional finnish person. or, you might also be so, yes, much appreciation, but remember when i said i quit milkytracker because i felt like it'd put me in a mental hospital? this is worse |
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nothing artsy about wasting time doing something that a modern compiler can do a lot fucking better |
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or maybe that is the definition of 'artsy', anyways crack on bruv |
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i just read back my posts and i'm genuinely sorry for posting them |
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i think i said what you meant to -- a modern compiler can do it better unless you're deep into a journey already and need to, like... carve a rocking chair with a pen-knife. it will take forever and many people will never understand but it will be the most custom rocking chair in the universe under 200k |
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and just because you recognize any attempt would drive you over the edge doesn't mean you can't still appreciate others doing themselves in... well, attempting. crack on bruv |
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yeah, i'm sorry 4 saying that it's really useful learning assembly 4 any arch |
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(u heard of 'no code'? I got tobasco all over my hands, licking at it like an imbecile) |
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you could also just learn to program the music. try to recreate a tracker, like rob hubbard did and create something like in something like 20K |
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https://problemkaputt.de/pagezero.htm Been browsing this doc I have a datel midi interface clone, what I'm planning is to make a program to sequence my midi synths and drum machines. It won't have much of an visual interface but it will have randomisation of midi notes and timings. Spitting out random midi notes with semi random rhythms. |
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https://codebase64.org/doku.php?id=base:c64_midi_interfaces https://codebase64.org/doku.php?id=base:c64_midi_data |
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it's 5,12 K, and that's also for the and sound effects (see ) |
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ah, you actually want to make music, awesome |
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of course one could also use other synths ( i recently saw. |
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you should make a video when you've managed to make something. because i am interested, but am probably happy just watching someone else do it. the power of the internet |
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just got a c64 :) haven't tried asm yet but it's so cool that you just power it up and can start coding in basic right away, i got it with its manual so there are plenty of code examples :) |
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the entire reason 3g languages exist is because you don't have to do this. the only possible reason you would want to is to learn more about the hardware. and tbf that's quite a refreshing and positive thing to do. but as long as you are doing it for the right reasons. |
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