I admit I don't fully understand all the SID tricks out there, but I'm hearing two traditional SID voices plus two digital voices, all at the same time. While graphics are going on at 50fps. That definitely defies what I understood to be possible. It legitimately sounds like something from the Amiga.
Daniel Janec - I don't know if this is how it was done, but if were me.... I'd make a full rectangle, non-parallax but distorted image for depth, and use maths (tables) to work out how many pixels need to move in each frame. Honestly, I don't know if this is possible on the C64.
FuckYouGoogle I think you are onto something here. There seems to be some slight tearing every 8-ish pixel, just the size of one character. If we assume that the perspective changes is an illusion, then your explanation is spot on, just for every line that moves is moving by a different amount each frame, which is pre time calculated in a fixed table. I.e., if you want to move one pixel every 5 frame, you just make a premade table with values 0, 0, 0, 0, 1 and repeat. And if you want 3 pixels every 5 frame for another line, values 1, 0, 1, 0, 1, then repeat so that you in practice will move pixels on two successive frames once in a while to maintain the ratio. Any other possible tricks?
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The ending tune is one of the best SID tunes i've ever heard in my life. Outsanding !
Long Live C64 !
Agreed, that SID chip was ahead of its time. The C64 continues to impress me.
I admit I don't fully understand all the SID tricks out there, but I'm hearing two traditional SID voices plus two digital voices, all at the same time. While graphics are going on at 50fps. That definitely defies what I understood to be possible. It legitimately sounds like something from the Amiga.
excellent demo... makes me wanna connect my real c64 once more to see this on a real crt
Fairplay this demo is incredible 😍
Such demos are mindblowing. If only interactive games could come close to that.
Great in every aspect!!! this is absolute masterpiece
Now that parallaxed landscape effect is close to what I was hoping for in the final version of my abortive game "Colony".
The best C64 Demo of all time ! 🤗
Remarkable programming skills, respect.
This demo was awesome in so many ways :)
The amiga ball has nothing on the cube at 2:25
The soundtrack is mind blowing!
Stunning.
Fantastic achievement.
Awesome 👍
You don’t need a 16bit system, a C64 is just more then enough.
This is insane.
Nice work
Super Demo 🐸
On the very top of the C64, no, the 8-bit Olymp forever.
2:25 KYOOB
WOW
is there a place to download these demos?
How the hell could they achieve the paralax scrolling in 5:45? If C64 can do that, how come no game ever used this?
Daniel Janec - I don't know if this is how it was done, but if were me....
I'd make a full rectangle, non-parallax but distorted image for depth, and use maths (tables) to work out how many pixels need to move in each frame. Honestly, I don't know if this is possible on the C64.
FuckYouGoogle I think you are onto something here. There seems to be some slight tearing every 8-ish pixel, just the size of one character.
If we assume that the perspective changes is an illusion, then your explanation is spot on, just for every line that moves is moving by a different amount each frame, which is pre time calculated in a fixed table.
I.e., if you want to move one pixel every 5 frame, you just make a premade table with values 0, 0, 0, 0, 1 and repeat. And if you want 3 pixels every 5 frame for another line, values 1, 0, 1, 0, 1, then repeat so that you in practice will move pixels on two successive frames once in a while to maintain the ratio.
Any other possible tricks?
9:12 Boris Johnson! Rofl J/K
lol hax!
:D