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Thanks for the code. very descriptive and really nice reading - never saw action code before.

>If anyody is interested in the code let me know
Yes, definitely.

I really like this one. Is the skeletons animation pre-computed or is there some physics computation involved?

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If you can work out what the extra data that looks like it could be something in the second image is, you get a peanut.

Don't know the production but I like peanuts and I'd say 4D 2E 4B 2E could be part of a samples section in MOD.

Hi,
My name is Peter Dell aka. JAC! and I love demo coding on my Atari 8-bit machine. I've been coding 6502 since 28 years now. And I love demos. Hey, wait. 28 years - man, I'm growing old! Anyway, I have also created an Eclipse plugin callled WUDSN IDE (www.wudsn.com) which supports you in creating 6502 stuff for various platforms (Atari, C64, VCS, ...). Recently I created another video tutorial (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=36MFqY55yR0) for it and by tracking the view referrals I found this nice site. If you have and questions regarding the IDE, Atari 8-bit computers or any 6502 related stuff, I'll be happy to support.

Cheers, Peter/JAC! - now packing my stuff to drive to Revision.

Hi, I'm JAC!, the author of WUDSN IDE. Nice to see more people being (re)attracted to coding by it. The plugin only requires the bare Eclipse runtime installation, not the Java/J2EE etc. additions which will cause all the additional megabytes, menu entries and preferences. That's what is mentioned in the video. Of course the Java runtime is required/used. On the www.wudsn.com site you can find the installation instructions and the link to the minimum Eclipse download (50 MB instead of >170MB) via "WUDSN IDE/Installation/Installing Eclipse". The site also contains a download archive of almost all above mentioned cross-compilers which are supported by WUDSN IDE. Not all of them fully yet, but I'm working on it (esp. KickAss, DASM,...).

EDIT: Just realized that the video referral was from this week, but the three was from last year. Sorry, but maybe it'll be helpful though.