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Offline Omnikam

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A QUICK DEMO WITH NICE FONT AND BOBS
« on: April 08, 2025 »
IVE been working on this for a few days, Im liking the feel. Let me know what you think. The Font is Hand made, and doesnt involve any external file
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Re: A QUICK DEMO WITH NICE FONT AND BOBS
« Reply #1 on: April 13, 2025 »
attempted to run it on Win11-24H2 fresh install, doesn't work here. not sure what im missing (runtimes?)

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Re: A QUICK DEMO WITH NICE FONT AND BOBS
« Reply #2 on: April 13, 2025 »
Possibly runtimes,  but also Possibly that your gpu wont run it as it opens a screen 320x200 and some gpu's wont a,allow it

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Re: A QUICK DEMO WITH NICE FONT AND BOBS
« Reply #3 on: April 13, 2025 »
Possibly runtimes

I checked, I have all the proper runtimes, as i installed the AIO version.

Possibly that your gpu wont run it as it opens a screen 320x200 and some gpu's wont a,allow it

Ah, k. yeh, that's probably why then... able to do a 640x480 (pad the Y), or a 800x600 version?

320x200 is from 1985, aka the c64 days.

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Re: A QUICK DEMO WITH NICE FONT AND BOBS
« Reply #4 on: April 13, 2025 »
Unfortunately trying to just change the screen resolution broke too many of the effects, id have to rewrite too much. I might do  so later, perhaps add a scaling routine
Im running it on a fairly modern laptop , so i dont know exactly why its not working for you  as its not  set to run full screen. But yes 320x200 is defiantly not standard  :-P
I was just playing around with an image and ended up creating a whole demo stemming from the 320x200 image size. And at 320x200 it creates  a very retro  feel