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spritemate - the Commodore 64 sprite editor by awsm
8 hours ago spritemate is a free online editor for Commodore 64 sprites.
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Commodore 64 - The Spriters Resource
11 hours ago Commodore 64 Stats. Sheets. 60. Games. 39. Biggest Game. Great Giana Sisters (4 sheets) Biggest Submitter. Superjustinbros (21 sheets)
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C64 Sprite Creator : Joseph Gordon : Free Download,
5 hours ago C64, Commodore 64, sprite, creator. Language. English. C64 Sprite Creator allows you to draw a sprite on the screen, see a normal or expanded size preview and calculate the data codes and display them. Addeddate.
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Commodore 64 Sprites - Commodore 64 Brain
11 hours ago Feb 04, 2019 . Commodore 64 Sprites The Commodore 64 has the ability to generate sprite graphics over a character background. When this data area is created and a sprite is moving over the background, that data will not be erased. This is because the sprites are located in a different area of memory that do not conflict with the screen data.
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SpritePad Pro by Subchrist Software
4 hours ago Commodore 64 sprite graphics editor. SpritePad is a graphics data editing tool that facilitates the production of graphics data in a format compatible with the legendary Commodore 64 home computer.. The program accurately simulates the C64's video format and allows you to comfortably design sprite sets, tiles, fonts and animations for 2D video games and demos.
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Sprite - C64-Wiki
6 hours ago A sprite, also referred to as a Movable Object Block (abbreviated to MOB) in Commodore literature, is a piece of graphics that can move and be assigned attributes independent of other graphics or text on the screen. The VIC-II, which is responsible for this feature of the C-64, supports up to eight sprites, but through the use of raster interrupt programming more than eight sprites may be ...
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Commodore Software - Sprite Editors
2 hours ago The Spritemaster 64 animation program is designed as a sprite generator and editor for use by programmers or as a fun and creative playmate for children or adults. 24-08-17 English Commodore 64 16.44 KB 460. Download. The Character Master. Created by Gizmo & Wim for the 'Magic Disk'.
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PETSCII Editor
6 hours ago On-line PETSCII Editor for making Commodore 64 screens. Import sprites from raw byte stream Import all sprite sets from another PETSCII Editor project Import sprite set from CBM prg Studio .SPT file Import sprite set from Sprite Pad (1.8) .SPD file Import sprite set from Spritemate .SPM file Import one sprite from 1 bit 24x21 .BMP file
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Piskel
9 hours ago Create Sprite; Sign in; 1x. Full. Layers Transform Palettes . Important notice : Piskel accounts are going away. See the Accounts Shutdown page. (close message) New Piskel. Create Sprite Sign in … Create Sprite ...
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Piskel - Free online sprite editor
11 hours ago Create animations in your browser. Sign in Create Sprite. Important notice : Piskel accounts are going away, the editor stays. New accounts can no longer be created after August 1st 2021. Existing accounts will be deleted after January 1st 2022. Please backup your data before this date. See the Accounts Shutdown page for more details.
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Programming sprites on the Commodore 64, a simple tutorial
7 hours ago Dec 08, 2017 . Sprite shapes in memory. A Commodore 64 sprite is a 24 x 21 pixels movable object. It can be seen as a bigger programmable character that can be moved on hardware on steps of one pixel. Its shape – that is, the way it looks like – depends on the contents of some RAM memory area.
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VIC-II for Beginners Part 5 - Bringing Sprites in good
2 hours ago Apr 29, 2013 . A Standard Sprite on the C64 is a 2D-Object drawn in a 24x21 grid. 24x21 results in 504 Bits or 63 Bytes of required memory per Sprite Shape. The term Sprite Shape refers in a strict sense to one single frame of a Sprite which can consists of many individual frames to generate the illusion of motion when played back consecutively.
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C64 Sprite Creator - Home Facebook
1 hours ago C64 Sprite Creator. 86 likes. Software
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Creating a sprite on a Commodore 64 - Everything2.com
9 hours ago Aug 23, 2002 . The C64 has a 320x200 screen, so one byte is enough for the Y coordinate, but obviously, we need more for the X coordinate. One more bit per sprite is packed into byte 53264, giving a 9-bit X coordinate. Lets put it in about the middle of the screen. 50 poke 53248,160 60 poke 53249,100 70 poke 53264,0. And finally, the data for the sprite image.
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Commodore 64 Programming #4: Rendering a sprite Modern
8 hours ago Mar 31, 2011 . Check out Sprite Pad for Windows to create sprites but for now, feel free to download the following sprite file: sprite1.prg. In the GitHub repo, there is another Sprite named sprite2.spr and the source in GitHub is using, as well as the SpritePad project file. Feel free to try both to see the difference.
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C64 Sprite Creator on the App Store
1 hours ago Mar 12, 2018 . C64 Sprite Creator is a very powerful and easy to use Commodore 64 pixel art app. Create awesome high resolution or multicolor sprites. Export as code to import into your project or as images to share. This app has been designed to be a simple and powerful tool for …
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Commodore 64 - Great Giana Sisters - The Spriters Resource
2 hours ago Dolphman. Sep 22, 2017, 8:20 PM. Nintendo did in fact ordered the developers to withdraw the game off shelves back in 1987, making it one of the rarest C64 you can get your hands on. The most hilarious is when the reboot came out for the DS in 2009. And as of Twisted Dreams.
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NUFLI - C64-Wiki
8 hours ago Finally, the NUFLI Editor on the C64 is used to fine-tune pixels. A grid image created veto for the graphics editor Timanthes makes the areas visible for the FLI bug, sprite layers, and AFLI-only column. It is used as a layer to help take into account the color limits of the NUFLI format when editing an image for conversion on PC.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do you make sprites in Commodore 64?
Most people prefer using a Sprite Editor to accomplish this. Windows has made room for a popular editor known as SpritePad. By using this tool, you can quickly create a whole slew of sprites, add their multicolors, and even animate them. Commodore 64 Sprites are positioned horizontally and vertically using the registers $D000-$D00F (53248-53263).
How much memory does a C64 sprite need?
A Standard Sprite on the C64 is a 2D-Object drawn in a 24x21 grid. 24x21 results in 504 Bits or 63 Bytes of required memory per Sprite Shape. The term Sprite Shape refers in a strict sense to one single frame of a Sprite which can consists of many individual frames to generate the illusion of motion when played back consecutively.
What can I do with the spritepad program?
The program allows you to design sprite sets, tiles, fonts and animations for 2D video games and demos. You can start a project from scratch using the built-in freehand painting tools or import and convert any existing bitmap image into a C64 compatible sprite or tile set using various tile sizes from 1 x 1 up to 8x8 sprites (64 different sizes).
Do you need a sprite editor to make sprites?
The construction of sprites by hand is very hard, so that you should use a sprite editor. In some BASIC expansions like Super Expander 64, Supergrafik, Simons' BASIC or in BASIC 7.0 exists tools, other helps and more commands for developing and programming sprites easier.