I've been working on a Vic 20 game (and POC working nicely for an Amstrad CPC conversions also). I'm taking a little break to make a title screen with Imagery, by animation tool.
Can you guess what type of game it is?
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https://t.co/9BJAv00Uwj
Cursor keys and Z & X. Save game (disk icon) and optional CRT filter for the original TV game playing experience.
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*sorry for the pun, for those that understand.
I've been wanting to make a game or two for it and this library makes converting my existing Vic games a breeze (relatively speaking) and even easier for new games which I can develop for both at the same time.
Hey all
I've released my cpclib which I'm using to convert my Vic 20 games I've made in Turbo Rascal to the Amstrad CPC.
https://t.co/7PDoifOu25
It's super easy to use and has a lot of documentation.
The Vic 20 was my first computer, where all the magic began. The Amstrad was my second, and that wonderful Mode 0 colourful screen holds was a joy to behold.
Transforming pixels is really important when creating graphics. Imagery has you covered with all the transformation operations you might need.
https://t.co/ytxKM1WdpW
Find out more and grab a copy for free or support me with a donation from the link above.