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on the 8 bit you can change the player's color on every scanline, you'll have to make a sort of kernel like this :
LDA PLAYERY ; Y POSITION PLAYER
STA VC ;STORE IT IN VARIABELE VC
LSR VC
LDA VC
TAY
INY
UNTIL
STA WSYNC ;WAIT TILL OFF SCREEN
CPY VCOUNT ;ARE WE AT LINE TO BEGIN CHANGING
BNE UNTIL
LDX #0
LOOP LDA COLTABP0,X
STA COLOPM0 INX
CPX #27
STA WSYNC
BNE LOOP
there is a register, vcount where a value is stored on what line the atari is drawing, if it's the line where the player is you can change color
the example above can give a player 27 different colors, and the colors are stored at coltabp0
Thelen
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Nice site !. And some nice information on how it started.
Thelen
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I think you have to run Fdisk first, and try to make a partition. If the program doesn't recognise a HD there, then there is something wrong. Have you made the cart by yourself ? I did make the internal version some time ago, and not all harddrives worked with it. Most Quantums did work.
Make sure you run the program from MyDos ( I assume you did)
Thelen
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To what Eprom is the atari 8 bit OS rom pin-compatible ?
and where can i find a pinout ?
Thanks,
Thelen
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very nice to see some extra support for the homebrew industry !
Thelen
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Keep on working on it man !
Thelen
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Great !, it's very interesting !
Thelen
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AAAH ! your link sin't working !
Thelen
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is that a lan connection on your cart ? I'm very intrested in how you have connected it with your network.. or do you use a serial connection ?
Thelen
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Erm... guys what reply speed is this?
Thanks for the ultra fast responses..

really quick ha !....I didn't even know it was for pal and ntsc.. But why do you need a pal and a ntsc system ?Thelen
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It's for a pal system because the creators of it are from a pal nation. The eprom is centainly needed, because there is some extra code added to the original BIOS. Used for functions to load your code or a rom image to the ram cart, or to read an existing cartridge.
Thelen
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That example is super !!! I missed it on 22th...
@ Cybpunks, I have included a example for a HELLO WORLD program. It assembles with XASM like the example from Heaven.
Thelen
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I have made some sort of cartridge reader/writer, and i have read out some of my cartridges. but now i wanted to read out 32KB/64KB/128KB carts....so i read about it at the atari cartridge dumping project. Now, I have read out my starraiders 32KB cartridge, and tried it with atari800win...and it works ! . Then I tried food fight and crystal castles, which should be 32KB and works with the same principe ? am i right ?...But they don't work...I really don't understand why starraiders works, but why food fight and crystal castles not..?
and works Ballblazer and other 64KB XE cart like this ? 7 banks at 8000-9fff and the last bank at a000-bfff ?
Thanks,
Thelen
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I downloaded the player, and it's very nice !
Then i listened to world of wonders 4..it sounds great(depeche mode), and I searched on the net about it...and found this
http://www.back2roots.org/Music/Forums/Min...064/1033346422/
Is it true what he is saying ? I never heard about it.
Thelen
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Very nice ! the network option must be great ! although i haven't seen a atari online
Thelen
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if you write data to the ram area of the cart slot( $a000-$bfff), it should be standing there..
lda #$ff
sta $a000
for that moment d0-d7 will be high at the cartridge port.
Thelen
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I have a 21 inch monitor, with RGB in only (and vsync and hsync). Right now i have connected it with my pc, and it works good. Now i was thinking can i connect it to a XE/XL ? can i get rgb out of it, do i need vsync/hsync signals ? The monitor belonged to a apple macintosh, which only had RGB connected with it.
Thelen
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What number has the 6502 compatible microcontroller ?. and about your micro-computer, what are you going to use as a screen/ to visiualize ?
Thelen
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crystal castles ?
Thelen
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Air sea battle ??
Thelen
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Off course you can also connect the 800xl composite to your tv
Thelen
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I think i know - , the cartridge port of the atari !! ( i was thinking a little bit difficult
)Thelen
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That ram cartridge looks very nice ! How gets the information in it ? is there some sort of programmer needed ?
Thelen
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Sio2pc is a diskdrive emulator, this means that instead of using a diskdrive you use a pc with sio2pc software and disk images.
you can transfer the sio2pc software with a floppy disk, or any other media wich can be used on the new and old computer.
here you can find the sio2pc software, scematics..
http://www.tyler.net/wa5bdu/sio2pc.htm
Thelen

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yes, I was looking two days ago also at the graphics of Gauntlet, and thought they were using mode 4, because it the ghost etc are moving like characters, but when I saw the display list i thought too : why ??
Thelen