Omnimaga
Calculator Community => Other Calc-Related Projects and Ideas => TI Z80 => Topic started by: Xeda112358 on January 24, 2012, 07:59:57 am
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You might be familiar with my avatar and the previous avatar, both of which make use of a neat effect. Pretty much, the screen falls and melts into a puddle. If you want to give it a try, here it is, the program I have used for these effects :) I tweaked it a little, so here is the setup:
The picture to liquefy is in Pic1. If Pic1 does not exist or is in archive, the graph screen is used instead. A horizontal line on the bottom row of pixels is drawn as a barrier. When converting the screen to particles, all of your remaining RAM is used. If you have less than 775 bytes of RAM left, though, it will not create a var and it uses AppBackUpScreen instead (holds 366 particles).
Press CLEAR to exit. Don't worry, you get your RAM back :)
If you have 12106 bytes of RAM left, you can convert the whole screen if it was all black. My logo didn't even use the 2048 byte buffer I assigned originally, though XD
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cool :D
and this is in grammer, right?
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Yes, this is in Grammer :) I do think at some point I should make this an Assembly program so BASIC programmers can use the effect, too :)