Commander X16

I just tested by adding a manifest.json file to your zip with the following contents:
{ "manifest_version": "1.0.0", "name": "Skelly", "start_prg": "SKELLY.PRG" }

It seems to work just fine.

It works nicely.
Any particular reason you don't have it start automatically in the web emulator?

I believe that Mr. 8bitguy still uses the Acme assembler.
https://sourceforge.net/projects/acme-crossass/

A lot of people, and the ROM uses the CC65 package which also has an excellent assembler, CA65
https://cc65.github.io/

I am not sure what kind of integrations exist for Visual Studio Code.

I have previously posted the X16speed program on discord, but now it is updated so it should be able to correctly guess the speed of the Commander X16 from 1 to 20 MHz. The emulator speed can be set with the -mhz option and soon the web emulator will be able to set the speed by appending &mhz=xx...

I have created a pull request to enable cpu- type and speed options to the web emulator.
https://github.com/X16Community/x16-emulator/pull/306

Hopefully it will be accepted

Very cool.

For everyones convenience, here is the Try It Now!

Please keep in mind that both this site, documentation and system development is mostly community driven. I can only agree that it would be great if there was a single point of reference for updates and documentation. If anyone is able to help, there is plenty of work to do. Anyone is welcome to ope...

Very cool.

Maybe it's possible to make the alien ship go both left and right ?

Nah...
The Uzebox is on the backburner at the moment. Real life and prior engagements are taking precedence.

I fear it will be at least a couple of months before I get to the Uzebox. At least I need to find the BOM and get the parts ordered before I can do any real work on the Uzebox.

I am not sure if I am missing something, but if you start the emulator with -rtc, the TI$ and DA$ variables will be set to the values of the launching computer... I.E. the internal clock of the emulator will be set correctly.