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000036_amos-request@svcs1.digex.net_Tue Apr 8 01:34:46 1997.msg
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Svante Danielsson wrote:
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> Hello everybody!
>
> I am a swedish AMOS-programmer (and new in the mailing list!) and I wonder
> if anyone out there has made a decent platform game scroll (like "Super
> Mario") in this language.
> I have tried, but it moves very jerky (on a 1200). The screen is built up
> with 20*14
> icons with the size of 16*16 pixels each that are drawn using "Paste Icon".
> The scroll is achieved using "Screen Offset". I know the thing that slows
> everything down is
> when the icons are drawn, but does anyone know how to make this procedure
> faster?
> Or are there any extensions for scrolls like this?
>
> Bye bye!
Try the TurboPlus Extension. It�s very fast and it comes with a map
editor. Contact Chris Evans!
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