Commander X16

I'm guessing it's the only state whose name has one syllable. That's definitely one of the valid possibilities. In the service of preserving anonymity (the Internet being the Internet), I will neither confirm nor deny any guesses -- that it's one of the states farther north than the southern tip of...

Looks quite beautiful, though I'd be worried about hurricanes. (；・∀ ・) Looks about as different as could be from where I live, in terms of both climate and geography. Where I live is cold, with forests, hills, and mountains, which is just how I like it (though the long winters can get a little tires...

I like a bit of mystery.

I'm in the continental US, but one of the northernmost parts thereof. There are actually several states that are farther north than part of Canada. I'm in one of those.

Farther north than a chunk of Canada.

Thanks Voidstar, as it happens, I've already managed to create a custom cc65 graphics library for the X16 and hope to start making some games with it soon

At drjstudio.com/cx16.html

Although, in the event that I do get the time to add BMX support in the near future, does somebody have:

-An example of a BMX image
-And a screenshot of what it should look like when rendered on the CX16

That'd help a lot for testing purposes to make sure I implemented the spec correctly.

-Dr.J

Thanks, I'll give it a look! I might be pretty slow to integrate it though, because I'm getting pretty impatient to start working on my own games :D But of course it's an open-source project, so if anyone wants to add BMX integration to the library and open a PR they're more than welcome to :P -Dr.J

This looks sweet as heck!

I'm gonna have to do an LP of it

-Dr.J

I'm happy to announce the release of the first version of my Xist16 graphics library for C projects on the Commander X16 using the cc65 compiler! It has built-in functions for: * Loading and managing graphics * Animated sprites * Animated tiles * Text-drawing functions * Built-in PRNG that's fast, w...

JimmyDansbo wrote: ↑Mon Jan 15, 2024 8:43 am I am looking forward to following your videos.

As far as I know, the zsound is no longer actively maintained. I would like to point you to the zsmkit by MooingLemur instead - https://github.com/mooinglemur/zsmkit

Thanks for the heads up, I will certainly give it a look!