Schmutzpuppe #1 Posted March 31, 2006 I just resumed 7800 programming and again it was annoying to create the displaylists especially the "calculation" of the palette/text length byte for text output. That's why I hacked a little tool where you can enter the string, choose the palette and the program creates the displaylist string for you. You can just copy & paste it to your code. Maybe it's useful for some of you (at least it’s useful for me ) .NET framework 1.1 is required. dl_texttool.zip Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
SeaGtGruff #2 Posted April 1, 2006 I just resumed 7800 programming and again it was annoying to create the displaylists especially the "calculation" of the palette/text length byte for text output.That's why I hacked a little tool where you can enter the string, choose the palette and the program creates the displaylist string for you. You can just copy & paste it to your code. Maybe it's useful for some of you (at least it’s useful for me ) .NET framework 1.1 is required. I haven't tried 7800 programming yet, but I downloaded your tool for when I eventually do. Thank you for sharing it! Michael Rideout Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
DEBRO #3 Posted August 29, 2007 I just resumed 7800 programming and again it was annoying to create the displaylists especially the "calculation" of the palette/text length byte for text output.That's why I hacked a little tool where you can enter the string, choose the palette and the program creates the displaylist string for you. You can just copy & paste it to your code. Maybe it's useful for some of you (at least it’s useful for me ) .NET framework 1.1 is required. Sorry for responding so late but I started looking at 7800 programming again. Just so I'm clear...doesn't this do the same a the XHEADER macro in maria.h? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Schmutzpuppe #4 Posted August 30, 2007 I don't know because I don't know the macro or even maria.h. What it does is simple. You enter a text, a palette number a label and a position then the tool displays a line you can copy & paste in your displaylist source. It looks like this ".byte <label,$60,>label,$f5,$10" for "Hello world", palette 7, adress "label" and postion $10. I just resumed 7800 programming and again it was annoying to create the displaylists especially the "calculation" of the palette/text length byte for text output.That's why I hacked a little tool where you can enter the string, choose the palette and the program creates the displaylist string for you. You can just copy & paste it to your code. Maybe it's useful for some of you (at least it’s useful for me ) .NET framework 1.1 is required. Sorry for responding so late but I started looking at 7800 programming again. Just so I'm clear...doesn't this do the same a the XHEADER macro in maria.h? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites