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From: "Lee." <l.a.atkins@uclan.ac.uk>
Organization: University of Central Lancashire
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Date: Tue, 21 Jan 1997 12:06:43 GMT+0
Subject: cod 'n' chips.
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Comments about stuff in general!
Moving the screen up and down for NTSC users is a good idea. I'll go
home and put it in all the unfinished games that I am currently
writing (about 3 at the moment)
Whenever I put up a question on this list I never get a reply. Maybe
my questions are just to hard to solve using Amos.
Also I have to let my A1200 warm up for 5 minutes before Amos will
run. I put this down to a crap 8Meg SIM.
Also Also, Anyone know of a faster way of producing a sort of chunky
to planer routine, speed is not important!. Mine currently looks
like this:-
for y=0 to 255
for x=0 to 320
i= (colour value bit) (not important)
plot x,y,i
next x
next y
I've tried poking directly to screen but thats strange. I'me
thinking of passing the screen addresses to a bit of C code but if
theres a better Amos way let me know ;-)
Thats all I have to say for now,
"We are now witnessing the beginning of the
end of the reign of the PC" IEE Review, NOV'96.
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Lee Atkins.
L.A.ATKINS@UCLAN.AC.UK
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'As I gaze out of my window I see
the sun set slowly over Oswaldtwistle.
I lean back in my chair and think to
myself. 'Why don't fish have beards'
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