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I found a good tutorial by HugoElias.

Many times i did fire effect, but never used "Cooling map". I think it is a very good idea.
BTW: i prefer this palette:

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    for (c=0;c<=25;c++) { // black to red
        r[c]=(c*10);
        g[c]=0;
        b[c]=0;
    }
    for (c=26;c<=85;c++) { // red to yellow
        r[c]=255;
        g[c]=((c-25)*420) / 100;
        b[c]=0;
    }
    for (c=86;c<=141;c++) { // yellow to white
        r[c]=255;
        g[c]=255;
        b[c]=((c-86)*451) / 100;
    }
    for (c=142;c<255;c++) { // and then white only
        r[c]=255;
        g[c]=255;
        b[c]=255;
    }


Hi guys. I am not democoder but i like programming sometimes (it's my Hobie). Long time ago i experiment with Pascal and ASM x86, so some my old effects you can see here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RDAeZm3W9kQ

Now I find it funny Chip16 platform http://forums.ngemu.com/showthread.php?t=145620 . Hardware: 16 bit CPU, 64Kb RAM, 320x240 16 colours, no direct video access (only sprites). It reminds me of the good old days -) My latest small intros for Chip16:


Also I'm interested in programming embedded devices like mobile phones, GPS navigators, development boards, etc..
Just all for fun -)