| Title: | AMIGA NOTES |
| Notice: | Join us in the *NEW* conference - HYDRA::AMIGA_V2 |
| Moderator: | HYDRA::MOORE |
| Created: | Sat Apr 26 1986 |
| Last Modified: | Wed Feb 05 1992 |
| Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
| Number of topics: | 5378 |
| Total number of notes: | 38326 |
I know there are various utilities to convert brushes to Bob + Sprite "C","basic" code. These utilities are great for a amature programer like myself. But with the coming of D-paint III, I can't help but wish for a utility to convert D-paint III "anim brushes" into "Basic" Data statements for Bobs + Sprites, it would save alot of time for those of us who have to save each (brush) seperately and then convert them to object data. Also, a technique to allow a anim to run cont. under basic control would add a nice touch to many programs. What about a program from "EA" to convert those Instant Music files into useable IFF files. That would be nice. Music Construction Set looks a bit complicated and I just don't have the time to learn music theory. Digipaint 3 saves ham files with a small reproduction of the picture as an Icon. I shure wish that was a "standard" for all IFF/Ham Prgs. Perhaps the above projects aren't possible.... Perhaps they already exist and I haven't found them. Well, Just felt like inputing some random thoughts; Ed
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| 2831.1 | basic anit so bad. | GUCCI::HERB | Mon Aug 14 1989 12:40 | 6 | |
Well,I programmed a game in basic with digitized sounds and
pictures,zoetrope animations and sonix music....I now am programming
in C..
matt
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| 2831.2 | I like it too, It's all I got. | SHARE::DOYLE | Wed Aug 16 1989 08:23 | 21 | |
I'm not saying that basic is a bad language, in fact I programmed in
basic on TI99,C-64, and a C128 in 7.0 and Basic8.
I've "dabbled" in C and assembly language, but only to get frustrated
and give up.
I wish I knew more about C and Assembly language as well as how my
"500" worked, then I could right my own utilities for those projects in
".0".
But then I guess I'd be programming in those languages as opposed to
Basic. ;']
By the way, any of you guys been watching what is happening to our
Commodore 8-Bit heritage?
I noticed the C-64 Mags are dwindling down to "newsletter" quality.
Also Commodore might, might not be producing a "C-65".
I think it's a bit too late.
Kinda like a A500 jr. with a C-64 mode.
All it'll need is a chiklet keypad.
Ed
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