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Re: what software are you using? late 2017 edition
Posted: Thu Nov 30, 2017 10:30 pm
by Oziphantom
100% you can, I'm working with 2 people who did it back in the day. However you can't single step and put break points on actual c64 like you can in VICE
or see the internal register states of the VIC and CIAs etc send snapshots that show bugs so my PM can send me a snapshot and say "here the sprites are stuffed up" etc
Re: what software are you using? late 2017 edition
Posted: Thu Nov 30, 2017 10:51 pm
by Sogona
tepples wrote:Sogona wrote:Bregalad wrote:Actually I tired [FamiTracker] but didn't like it very much, the only advantage is that making "instruments" is simple and great, but making music is awful.
What do you use then? I don't know of any chiptune-oriented programs that aren't tracker-based
If you like LilyPond, PPMCK, or other MML tools, you'll love
Pently. The score is written in an MML-like language that looks like
this, though
ft2pently is also available.
Yeah I'll try it out; it's just that I already added my own music engine to my game. It's pretty barebones but it's taken care of anything I've needed so far. Usually I start messing around on a keyboard, and once I got a melody I like I'll put it into famitracker and go from there. Then once the song's all done to my liking I'll type it into the source as raw .db's.
Re: what software are you using? late 2017 edition
Posted: Thu Nov 30, 2017 11:23 pm
by zzo38
dougeff wrote:Sometimes I wonder if the people here are a little bit genius, or a little bit mad.
I think that, if you are a little bit genius then you may also be a little bit mad, therefore, probably, it is both, I think.
Re: what software are you using? late 2017 edition
Posted: Mon Dec 18, 2017 12:59 am
by jayminer
zzo38 wrote:dougeff wrote:Sometimes I wonder if the people here are a little bit genius, or a little bit mad.
I think that, if you are a little bit genius then you may also be a little bit mad, therefore, probably, it is both, I think.
I actually used my Amiga 4000 quite a bit when developing Driar. All the graphics are made in Brilliance and then "transferred" by hand to NES Screen Tool. And I did the level editor in AMOS so all the levels are Amiga-done!
Re: what software are you using? late 2017 edition
Posted: Mon Dec 18, 2017 3:50 pm
by krzysiobal
Windows XP SP3, Notepad++, Irfan View, Paint Shop Pro 7, Winamp, Total Commander, Quartus 13/Xilinx Ise, Firefox 47 (I spend one week to make this shit run I.264 videos in youtube), ca65, FCEUX, WinHex, TL866 Programmer+MiniPro
+A lot of my own programs for narrow purpose, like:
*KrzysioPCB for reverse engineering PCB:
*KrzysioKazzo for reading/testing/programming cartridges:
*KrzysioProgrammer for reading EPROMs/MaskRoms with unusual pinout (like 1Mbit in DIP32)
*KrzysioTester for testing integrated circuits,
*KrzysioPalReader for reading PAL chips
