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Avoid the compression for that image

Also that Sonic... hehe

Font is just usual tiles. Call VDP_setTextPalette() to use another palette. Also you can change the color/s used by the font with VDP_setPaletteColor() or similar functions

if (Dead == 0) { VDP_fadeOut(32, 47, 20, TRUE); if (VDP_isDoingFade == FALSE) { SPR_clear(); drawnSprite = 0; SubStageInt = 2; } } if (Dead == 0) { VDP_fadeOut(32, 47, 20, FALSE); SPR_clear(); drawnSprite = 0; SubStageInt = 2; } You mean? Sync fade locks execution until it's finished

BUMP!

NTSC/PAL @ 7MHz = no CD
NTSC/PAL @ 9MHz = CD --> Worng

Here is it (32-bits only) https://app.box.com/s/x6srxgv7gq08in7cfiyfsb31oych9tiu

BroOfTheSun wrote:I can write a struct that has the locations for collision blocks, but isn't that duplicating data?

One way or another you have to define which of those tiles are blocks. The tilemap doesn't store that info.

oofwill wrote:is there any recomandation to use the sprite engine?

Take a look at BugHunt code. It uses the SGDK sprite engine flawessly http://bughunt.nolddor.ovh/

Thanks, Zontar. Wish I had more knowledge about C++, linkers, toolchains and all these stuff.

I also tryed it in Debian 6 and 7 got the same error. Fedora didn't build it.

I used noname22's script it and got this error building the MD TicTacToe on C++ t800@cabronazo:~/Escritorio/TicTacToe/C++/MD$ make -f Makefile m68k-elf-g++ -T /opt/toolchains/gen/ldscripts/md.ld -Wl,-Map=output.map -nostdlib -ffreestanding -fno-rtti crt0.o crtstuff.o main.o hw_md.o font.o -L/opt/too...

Thank you for the feedbacks, folks!

KanedaFr wrote:So...someone beat my awesome score ?

thanks Moon and Nolddor for the gift

I beat it once!

Think it was mandatory, thanks for your help

Hi folks We are releasing today a new game for our beloved 16-bit system. Thankfully we received lots help and so first of all I would like to send greetings and thanks go to all people helped us: · KanedaFr, bug slayer, saviour and french translation · Chilly Willy, device support · John Bell, orig...

I experienced slowdowns (40 simultaneous sprites) only when transferring lots of tiles to the VRAM at the same time. I decided lowering the refresh rate and to give the sprites fixed positions instead using automatic location. It worked for me

I also think a Shinobi port is quite posible