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Computer Fantasies by wamma [web]
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57 bytes for the effects. 199 bytes for the interpreter that runs them.
added on the 2024-02-11 22:23:13 by y0bi
oh! it's a vm :) probably didn't pay off in the end, but nice to see people attempting crazy stuff.
Inspiring and nerd-sniping!
I've found a few bytes to save in the interpreter: link
I've found a few bytes to save in the interpreter: link
Oh wow! You managed to remove quite a few bytes. And even decipher the 3-bit programs! Excellent work. The dithering indeed looks nicer :)
I'm going to release the source and the live editor with sources in a while.
I'm going to release the source and the live editor with sources in a while.
Replacing X, Y with X-64, Y-64 and reading bits in the other direction saves a few more bytes, but it's slipping away from your original: updated link
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@y0bi
Great job! Nice colors, many effects.
@rrrola
Crazy... ;)
Great job! Nice colors, many effects.
@rrrola
Crazy... ;)
@rrrola
These are very interesting developments! With these optimizations an intro could easily be written with eight effects, or four even more complicated ones. You're bringing the capabilities right into Memories territory ;)
There are some really interesting things yet to be done, like implementing more complicated instructions, different opcode streams (2-bit, 4-bit, prefix code?) Maybe an editor that can drop custom VMs depending on the instruction set required by the effects?
These are very interesting developments! With these optimizations an intro could easily be written with eight effects, or four even more complicated ones. You're bringing the capabilities right into Memories territory ;)
There are some really interesting things yet to be done, like implementing more complicated instructions, different opcode streams (2-bit, 4-bit, prefix code?) Maybe an editor that can drop custom VMs depending on the instruction set required by the effects?
Cool idea with the interpreter!
Cool
I've combined X and Y into one opcode (+9 bytes) and experimented with deeper stack reads (+16 bytes) and subroutine calls (+25 bytes): updated link
The added complexity isn't worth it for these effects, but the calls should be useful for something more complex.
The added complexity isn't worth it for these effects, but the calls should be useful for something more complex.
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if this prod is a fake, some info is false or the download link is broken,
do not post about it in the comments, it will get lost.
instead, click here !