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ü This Issue's Source Code ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ þ Alrighty folks, it's time for a rundown of this issue's source code. This time we have 41 uncrunched AMOS programs, which I think is the most I have ever placed on one issue. So, here we go with a brief rundown of each. All authors are listed at the end : ý AK_Assigner.AMOS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ û This is the source code which comes with the Assigner tutorial. It saves you having to place lot's of ASSIGN commands in your startup-sequence file, and allows you to place them all in one ASCII file and initalize them all at once. Handy especially to a HD user. Written by Andrew "Mushroom" Kellett, and is AMOSPro compatable only. ý AK_Buttons.AMOS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ û The source code for the buttons tutorial. Shows you how easy it is to create an interesting screen of button gadgets using only a few ÿ û numbers and a piece of text. The screen example given is that from my latest program MMPlay GUI, in which demo versions are now available. Written by Andrew "Mushroom" Kellett. ý AK_Colourshifting_Text.AMOS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ û A small colourshifting text routine to go with the screen effects tutorial. Demonstrates how clever-looking and effective a simple colourshift procedure can be. Written by Andrew "Mushroom" Kellett. ý AK_Decrypter_1.AMOS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ û First of two decrypter programs. This program will re-crypt files which were crunched with the first encrypter program. Crunches the first 10 letters of the alphabet. Goes with the Encrypters tutorial. Written by Andrew "Mushroom" Kellett. ÿ ý AK_Decrypter_2.AMOS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ û Second of two decrypter programs. This second version will unpack files encrypted with the secode encrypter program. Crunches 91 ASCII characters, all used in standard ASCII files. Written by Andrew "Mushroom" Kellett. ý AK_Encrypter_1.AMOS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ û First of two encrypter programs. This program encrypts the files to be decrypted in AK_Decrypter_1.AMOS. Written by Andrew "Mushroom" Kellett. ý AK_Encrypter_2.AMOS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ û Second of two encrypter programs. This will encrypt any ASCII file so it is totally unrecognizable. The files can be re-crypted using the AK_Decrypter_2.AMOS program. Written by Andrew "Mushroom" Kellett. ÿ ý AK_IFF_Fonts_1.AMOS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ û Written for use in the IFF fonts tutorial. Demonstrates how a non-proportionate font can be read. Also shows you how to make a simple scrolled font. Written by Andrew "Mushroom" Kellett. ý AK_IFF_Fonts_2.AMOS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ û Written for use in the IFF fonts tutorial. Demonstrates how a proportional font is read using only a few parameters, and shows you how to use it in a scroller again. Written by Andrew "Mushroom" Kellett. ý AK_IFF_Fonts_3.AMOS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ û Written for use in the IFF fonts tutorial. Demonstrates how easy it is to paste an IFF font text on the screen using simple X and Y coords. Also shows you special routines such as centering text on the line. Written by Andrew "Mushroom" Kellett. ÿ ý AK_Mini_DRAW_Letters.AMOS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ û A routine I wrote ages ago. Simply draws all ASCII characters on-screen using the DRAW command. When compiled, the program is over 50% faster. Written by Andrew "Mushroom" Kellett. ý AK_VUMeter_Cross.AMOS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ û Goes with the VU cross routine in the executables of the PROGRAMMING section of the magazine, and the routines documented. Gives a better look to the boring VUMeter scene. The data file VU_Cross is on disk 1. Written by Andrew "Mushroom" Kellett. ý AM_Bangergame.AMOS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ û A simple, and not fully finished game. Simply move your man around the screen, and clear all the obstickles. Written by Asa Margetts, and is AMOSPro only. ÿ ý AM_FirstrateEffex_Logo.AMOS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ û An interesting way of displaying an image, such as a logo, on the screen. Comes complete with an example to show you how it works. Written by Asa Margetts. ý BD_Mandelbrot_Genarator.AMOS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ û Intersting mandelbrot genarator. Has lot's of different options to set parameters for the different axis etc. Written by Bob Devries. ý BG_Cols_To_Grey.AMOS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ û A clever little program, which will convert any colour image into a black and white pallette, which looks remarkably like a real B+W image. Written by Brett George. ÿ ý GL_Pixelizer.AMOS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ û Loads an IFF picture into memory, and enlarges specific blocks to make the image look as though you have zoomed in on it, yet you haven't moved any closer towards it. Written by Gareth Lancaster. ý JC_Bank_Squasher.AMOS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ û A small program which will squash any AMOS bank, using the SQUASH command, which is not as good as powerpacker or crunchmania. Written by Jason Chan. ý ML_3D_Clickbuttons.AMOS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ û Demonstrates how to use click buttons effectively. Same as my program AK_Buttons.AMOS, which also has loads more buttons. Written by Malcolm Lavery. ÿ ý ML_Add_Bytes_To_Bank.AMOS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ û A small yet effective program which allows you to add extra bytes to the end of your data banks without losing the contents of it. Written by Malcolm Lavery. ý NW_HAM_FX_Genarator.AMOS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ û A simple program which draws colours on a HAM screen, and uses a colourshifting technique. Written by Neil Wright. ý PB_Crazy_Circles.AMOS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ û Small routine written by Paul Burkey, which shows how smooth AMOS animation can be. Creates a series of circles which go towards the middle of the screen. Keep staring at the middle of the screen for an ecstasy-type feeling! Written by Paul Burkey. ÿ ý PG_IFF_Picroll.AMOS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ û A wonderfull little procedure, which will paste any IFF file on the screen in the style of a poster unrolling itself. This is a routine you have to check out. Written by Paul Gumsley. ý RC_Brian's_Theme.AMOS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ û Wierd program which draws lot's of patterned corridor-like pictures on the screen. Written by Robin Crawley. ý RM_Blood_Splatter.AMOS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ û A bit of a gory program which draws random blood-splatterings on the screen. Written by Richard Martin. ý UN-Big_Letters.AMOS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ û Simple procedure which doubles the size of the standard screen text, and re-draws it back on the screen. Written by Unknown. ÿ ý UN_AMOS_Doodle.AMOS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ û A small painting program, which covers only bare options which other paint packages have. Written by Unknown. ý UN_Change_Point_Cols.AMOS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ û A little routine which will allow you to change the colours of the mouse from the boring Workbench colours, to something a little more fab. Written by Unknown. ý UN_Crazy_Warp_Colours.AMOS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ û Routine which draws a warp tunnel on the screen, and rapidly changes the colours. Looks like something out of star trek back in the 60's. Written by unknown. ÿ ý UN_EHB_Spotlight.AMOS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ û Demonstrates how an EHB 64 colour screen can be used to give a very good spotlight effect, using the dip in the palette colours. Written by Unknown. ý UN_Etch_A_Sketch.AMOS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ û Of all the pointless things to do, someone has to do an ewtch a sketch simulator. Good job they left their name out of their code as they may have been laughed at by a few people !! Even got it down to the sound it makes when you shake it around to get rid of the picture, plus the coder makes it rattle up and down. ý UN_Fill_Patterns.AMOS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ û Demonstrates to the user how to use the default fill patterns built into the default mouse sprite bank, to fill in areas of the screen. Written by Unknown. ÿ ý UN_Fractal_Drawn_Tree.AMOS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ û Using different fractal calculations, this program draws a fractal "Tree". Works a lot faster when compiled. Written by Unknown. ý UN_Fractal_Surfaces.AMOS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ û This little program draws some amazinf fractal surfaces using a series of different calculations, which are all displayed on the screen. Written by Unknown. ý UN_Graphic_Arrows.AMOS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ û A simple procedure which will draw graphical arrows on the screen at any given points. Written by Unknown. ý UN_Plotted_Stars.AMOS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ û Demonstrates how to create a small starfield effect using PLOT, and no double buffered screen. Written by Unknown. ÿ ý UN_Radar_Screen.AMOS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ û Shows you how to create the famous line, like that of a radar. It could come in usefull for something. Written by Unknown. ý UN_Snowflake_Genarator.AMOS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ û A small utility which generates snowflake patterns, which are totally random. Several options are also featured to allow you to change the different snowflake parameters. Written by Unknown. ý UN_Windows_Demo.AMOS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ û Demonstrates to the user how the AMOS command WINDOW can be used, as well as some of the advantages it has over other commands. Written by Unknown. ÿ ý VS_Disk_Formatter.AMOS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ û A program which will format any disk in DF0: from within AMOS itself. Written by Volker Stepprath. ý VS_Disk_Status.AMOS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ û A handy little procedure which tells you wether or not a disk in any given drive is write protected or not. Written by Volker Stepprath. ÿ þ Well, that just about does it for this issue. Now it is time for that list of source contributers that I promised. The people who's source code I know I used are : ù Andrew "Mushroom" Kellett Asa Margetts Bob Devries Brett George Gareth Lancaster Jason Chan Malcolm Lavery Neil Wright Paul Burkey Paul Gumsley Robin Crawley Richard Martin Volker Stepprath þ So folks, until the next issue of Extreme AMOS, I shall bid you ÿ þ farewell. Ta-ra folks and folkettes !!! ú [Andrew "Mushroom" Kellett] ÷ EOF