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!CreateSet V 0.90 - Simple application to create SpriteSets for !AudioVis
by Michael Kübel
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How to create your own SpriteSet
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1) Create 32 sprites: Mode 28, 128 * 128 pixels, no Palette, no Mask.
2) Name these sprite files 'P01' up to 'P32'
(Sprite P01 will be plotted at the lowest Sample Buffer Value (silence),
Sprite P32 at the highest).
3) Put all these 32 files into the '!CreateSet.Sprites' directory.
4) Double click on '!CreateSet' to make your SpriteSet.
5) You will find your SpriteSet named 'sprset' in the '!CreateSet'
directory. Now you can rename it and store it where you want.
To use it just drag it to the input line at the options menu of
the !AudioVis application.
I don't want to intend a new file type for the SpriteSets. So the
file type of any SpriteSet is the 'data' one.
Some hints creating the 32 sprites
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- If you don't want something to be plotted when there's silence leave
sprite 'P01' as a blank black one.
- To make blended SpriteSets (as all of a mine) I created some
BASIC programs to produce the basic sprites by simply drawing steadily
growing circles or polygons and saved them seperatly.
Then I loaded them into a bitmap editor and put some effects and textures
on the sprites.
Legal Notice
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This program is FREEWARE. The author retains copyright.
All the normal conventions and restrictions apply.
No charging other than media and distribution costs etc.
This software is supplied 'as is'. No responsibility can be taken for any
failure of the program, or any loss or damage caused directly or indirectly,
or not caused, by the software.
The LZW and LZWD modules were made by John Kortink
Contact
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If you've got any questions, comments, bug reports, don't hesitate to
contact me.
s-mail: Michael Kübel, Weissenhofstr. 36, 74235 Erlenbach, Germany
e-mail: kuemmel@studbox.uni-stuttgart.de
And don't forget: Create your own SpriteSets and send them to me !!!