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On unexpanded machines I usually do the reverse, with my redefined chars at the front of the charset and the rom font at the back: POKE 36869,255 to set the gfx ram looking at 7168 onwards. (With the screen still at 7680 as usual, giving me 64 redefinable chars and both are right at the end of memor...

You might be interested that there's a single Vic version of Axel F played in the "vic iterum" demo by Pu-239 . Download demodisk1.d64 from zimmers , it's on there.

Incidentally I'm experimenting with a cross-platform tracker using the music driver from this. Here's an example video (Again I can't get the youtube link to work which doesn't seem to be a problem elsewhere)

Hi,

We upgraded our megademo from 2007 with a fast-loader, 5 new parts and various bugfixes. Download from pouet.net

Either I'm doing it wrong or the youtube link doesn't work on here, anyway.. video link

btw PAL only.

thanks, 4mat

To get around having to master on the Vic-20 I wrote my mastering tool on the c64 instead. Stuck the the pal/ntsc game code and loader as an incbin and wrote a quick front end. That way when Cronosoft were producing tapes they could load one program up, hit SPACE and record a full copy to tape whene...

Yeah you can totally use a lot of that first block for sprites. My Astro Nell game a while back has the map chars at $0284 and the softsprites at $338 onwards. (I had 4 of them up to 3x2 char size I think, didn't ORA the background because they were hires and I had to shift the X position in real-ti...

The so-called demo-scene hasn't contributed much to explore the capabilities of the VIC-20 after 'Robotic Liberation' was released by PwP in 2003. No, of course it hasn't(!) ;) Actually there's also a bunch of stuff you can do with $9002 to repeat lines of the screen, even have different ink/multic...

Aleksi wrote a small monophonic organ a while bacxk that can controlled with the keyboard. It's in assembler so there's no latency.

If you go here and download demodisk1 it's the file called "CNCD ORGAN"