-+- Monochromatic by Noice -+-
- Released at Mekka Symposium 2002 -
- Placed 2nd in the Wild compo! -
- (Probably) Final version -
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Legal Notice:
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This demo is free to spread and copy as much as you want.
However, if you put this on a CD availible to the public in any way,
you must send us a copy. Program is provided as is, without any kind
of warranty.
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System requirements:
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* Texas Instruments TI-83 calculator with Ion shell installed.
(The TI-83 is a programmable calculator with an 8-bit Zilog Z80 CPU running
at 6Mhz and 27k RAM. The graphics display can display 96x64 monochrome pixels.)
Transfer the MONOCHRM.83P (if you have a TI-83) or the MONOCHRM.8XP (if you have
a TI-83+) file to your calculator and run it in the Ion shell.
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Main Credits:
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Coding.............: Shadow (Andreas Gustafsson)
Graphics...........: Flood
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Some words from the author:
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This is my first attempt at programming Z80 assembler on the TI-83, always
nice to try democoding on a new platform!
Additional credits should go to Linus Åkesson for the 2x1 chunky-2-planar
converter used in the wormhole part.
Also thanks to the guys at the Assembly-83 mailing list at ticalc.org for
helping me resolve the TI-83+ issues.
If you would like to contact me, go right ahead:
* Shadow : sdw@lysator.liu.se
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Greetings:
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cryonics - fairlight - replay - obscure - outbreak - tmb - medeival
doomsday - komplex - tbl - tazadum - amc - array - dxm - yodel - session
nature - razor - hansa - dilemma
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// noiceteam -- 2002.04.09