Work in progress Samus
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Work in progress Samus
Heres a WIP samus sprite that Im going to use for a game when I figure out xLib
What do you think? If you want to use it, please ask.
If you are wondering why they are all 8x16, I just wanted to try something new, Ive never seen a tall samus in BASIC games.
Next I will do some enemies and tiles.
What do you think? If you want to use it, please ask.
If you are wondering why they are all 8x16, I just wanted to try something new, Ive never seen a tall samus in BASIC games.
Next I will do some enemies and tiles.
- Delnar_Ersike
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ASM kills a calc? HAHAHAHAHAHA... That's a good one. In normal circumstances, the worst ASM can do is clear the RAM, leaving the archive alone. In order to do worse, the program has to be specifically designed to do such.
You know your hexadecimal output routine is broken when it displays the character 'G'.
http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fi ... 39478.htmlwild8900 wrote: Btw, what do you mean by GBA-Clone Library?
It's an engine for ASM users designed for making sidescrollers easier to make.
It is just that almost everyone who starts coding in basic is afraid like you, take it from him he is very knowledgeable about asm. Those sprites look real nice btw.wild8900 wrote::O You dont have to laugh at me, its not like Ive ever used it, Ive just heard about it. I think Ill try ASM after I am through learning BASIC ;P
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I ain't afraid, just utterly confused :S.kalan_vod wrote:It is just that almost everyone who starts coding in basic is afraid like you, take it from him he is very knowledgeable about asm. Those sprites look real nice btw.wild8900 wrote::O You dont have to laugh at me, its not like Ive ever used it, Ive just heard about it. I think Ill try ASM after I am through learning BASIC ;P
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I've had all sorts of problems with asm. My calc has crashed, I have weird "ghost-like" errors from messing with the wrong memory, I've had my archive become corrupt (trying to write to flash mem and (for some odd reason) succeeding o.O) and the typical literal blue screen of death. (Where the black pixels go into testing mode, and bleed out blue until you take out the batteries.)
So yes, asm can, in the worst situations, have problams. (Although I've never really had any crash more serious than having to take the batteries out...)
You know what I've really learned though? When you sit down and mess with it and understand how to mod a greyscale routine so it will run in an APP, understand how to make sprites dance at the beck and call of their button pressing overlord (stealing a sig here, I know) you realize that the rewarding program made through all the fuss is really better than any safe BASIC program can ever live up to. If optimized BASIC code is fast, think of how much faster it can be in pure asm?
Yes, improperly used it can cause a lot of damage. However, properly used, you have so much power in the little device you wouldn't have thought would have so much power that it becomes the only way to go. Honestly, I only use BASIC now to test out my ideas before writing the asm routines.
-thegamefreak
PS: I'm through ranting now, please go about discussion as usual and don't mind me. ^_^
So yes, asm can, in the worst situations, have problams. (Although I've never really had any crash more serious than having to take the batteries out...)
You know what I've really learned though? When you sit down and mess with it and understand how to mod a greyscale routine so it will run in an APP, understand how to make sprites dance at the beck and call of their button pressing overlord (stealing a sig here, I know) you realize that the rewarding program made through all the fuss is really better than any safe BASIC program can ever live up to. If optimized BASIC code is fast, think of how much faster it can be in pure asm?
Yes, improperly used it can cause a lot of damage. However, properly used, you have so much power in the little device you wouldn't have thought would have so much power that it becomes the only way to go. Honestly, I only use BASIC now to test out my ideas before writing the asm routines.
-thegamefreak
PS: I'm through ranting now, please go about discussion as usual and don't mind me. ^_^
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Hehe, I know. That's why necro made a rough translation of it here:cartj wrote:That GBA library looks awesome but all the documentation is in French which I don't speak a word of. (I speak fluent in English and moderate Spanish)
http://omnimaga.org/index.php?showtopic=979
That's what emulators are for.wild8900 wrote:Thanks but Im a bit sceptible about using ASM. I heard it could kill your calc.
And besides, the worst you can do by yourself with no malicious intent, can be fixed (at the most extreme) by re-installing the OS.
Anyway, nice sprites, and the screenshots of this game look good too. I actually prefer these sprites to xlibman's Metroid 2.