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Yea I started to work on the Pause-Menu and speeding-up the cursor-engine - It's so awesome. What I can say so far is that the pause menu pops up very cool and you'll be able to change the interval in which you get ressources (which also means the interval in which the AI builds soldiers and so on), and also the contrast.
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News / Pokemon Sprites Are Finished!« on: August 10, 2006, 11:46:00 pm »
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 o.oo.o 151 sprites??? If you get problems with the memory you should take some of them out - no really!!!(btw 151 is just the half of the pokemon which 'exist' tooday, I don't want to know how many they are when Pokemon Pearl is coming out!) --- How long did it take you? Wow, respect for this work... By the way I know the routine you used in the Pokedex - I used the same one in Age of culture I and I would advise you urgently to use xLIB!!! It's so simple - and another argument would be that it's perfect for a pokemon game because it can create tilemaps, draw sprites,... and you could just save all your 151 sprites in some hacked pictures. the tilemap data in another picture (-54125+9) and on this way you won't need any loading time in the pokedex, you could very easy create great looking maps and so on, and so on... So please think about my advise - because otherwhise you will end up with a game which is like Age of culture I; huge, beautiful, but slow - in spite of the fact that you put hours of work into it...   If you use xLIB it'll become a great game like Age of culture II; at least as beautiful as AOC I, fast, and 75% the size of AOC I :king:  I know exactly what I am talking about! I made these two examples (I still code on AOC II) and I pray to you, think about it :bow:  !!!------------------------------ Apart from this, you should really get a lot of respect for all this work you did and I understand you if you don't want to start using xLIB now cause it's too late (depends on the progress you already have!)... Nothing of this text is ment rude - I hope my grammar wasn't too bad so that you see it's ment constructive 178
Other Calculators / next version of xlib features« on: August 10, 2006, 02:56:00 am »
When I hear greyscale+basic...
Really genious would be aroutine which needs 2 pics input and then uses them for displaying a greyscale-picture while waiting for a key and storing the number of the key into ans. That could be e.g. used for Rpgs... you only need 2 layers to create 4-lvl-greyscale, allright? So you could create the two pics with the tilemap-function, store them, and then use THIS new function to create a (think so) quite flickerless greyscale. And when you have the getkey in ans afterward it would be perfect! Basically that would be the loop containing grey+getkey, just in asm. 179
TI Z80 / Age of culture II« on: August 10, 2006, 02:37:00 am »
yay,yay,yay and yay again! This is Xtremely rocking!!!
excellent work, spellshaper :thumbup:  :thumbup::thumbup:progress news the menu of the barracks and the stable is done. I also changed the cursor so that it looks a bit different and runs much faster. And then I filled the third place in the ressource-bar with two numbers; number of units / unit-maximum (which is set to 10) after all quite much progress :psychedelic:  Now I'll work on the pause-menu and afterwards on the smith... lolje 180
Other Calc-Related Projects and Ideas / CIB« on: August 09, 2006, 03:26:00 am »
Yea - that would also be helpful in my Strategy-type-game 'Age of culture II' because I plan to integrate some more maps as the one in the demo. That would even allow to integrate much bigger maps...
I need the routines to (de-)compress... Integrated in xLIB that would be totally owning - I just say speed %)  kallan, you rock! |
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I did some work and the next version is done.
