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poweramiga

Re: Beautiful blankers from RWO

Posted on: 2006/12/28 10:59 #21

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@Ikir
yes i also noted the speed drop when using 1280X1024X32bit

Amiga is the heart and soul of computing nothing else comes close

FuZion

Re: Beautiful blankers from RWO

Posted on: 2006/12/28 20:54 #22

Just popping in

@FuZion

Great ideas FuZion

FuZion.

Shadow

Re: Beautiful blankers from RWO

Posted on: 2006/12/28 21:36 #23

Just popping in

Quote:

GLMatrix for our new ScreenBlanker system.. Who know he migth suprice os with some GL blankers in the near future.

Yes, it wont be long...... I promise

FuZion

Re: Beautiful blankers from RWO

Posted on: 2006/12/28 21:51 #24

Just popping in

Thanks Shadow

FuZion.

rwo

Re: Beautiful blankers from RWO

Posted on: 2006/12/28 22:33 #25

Not too shy to talk

@Shadow

Dont forget to include my autolaunch _start() function in your(e) blankers.

And I would like a copy of your resent glmatrix blanker as I want to use it a starting point for a GLBlanker I have my eyes on

BTW: I uploaded new updated versions of all my blanker to os4depot execpt the Zoom and other not puplished blankers.

RWO

Shadow

Re: Beautiful blankers from RWO

Posted on: 2006/12/28 22:44 #26

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@RWO

Dont worry i wont forget to add that, just have to install OS4 Final.

And ofcourse you can have the source code.

tonyw

Re: Beautiful blankers from RWO

Posted on: 2006/12/28 23:03 #27

Quite a regular

@Rene:

I was going to send you a PM but I may as well ask here so others can get the reply and get ideas.

I want to modify the Flying Toasters so that other "objects" (ahem) appear from time to time. What is the format of the array[1024] in the Toasters code?

Please don't tell me that you don't know because it's old code reused from somewhere

rwo

Re: Beautiful blankers from RWO

Posted on: 2006/12/28 23:14 #28

Not too shy to talk

@tonyw

Its the data for the

staruct Image {}

Found below the data planes

Where the data is 64x64 bits in 4 bitplanes.. on Classic mashines it should also be in CHIP mem..

The data is always allocated with a width of 16 pixels or 2 bytes to be alligned for the blitter.

RWO

nbache

Re: Beautiful blankers from RWO

Posted on: 2006/12/29 0:01 #29

Just can't stay away

Quote:

tonyw wrote:
I want to modify the Flying Toasters so that other "objects" (ahem) appear from time to time.

Good man! I knew someone wouldn't be able to leave that stone unturned!

<whistling ...>

Best regards,

Niels

tonyw

Re: Beautiful blankers from RWO

Posted on: 2006/12/29 0:26 #30

Quite a regular

... and you can guess the first thing that will be added

FuZion

Re: Beautiful blankers from RWO

Posted on: 2006/12/29 0:32 #31

Just popping in

Quote:

tonyw wrote:
... and you can guess the first thing that will be added

I remember a version of Flying Toasters on a blanker called MadHouse. That had toast & you had the option of havine Jam turned on or off. Nice touch.

FuZion.

tonyw

Re: Beautiful blankers from RWO

Posted on: 2006/12/29 1:15 #32

Quite a regular

Yes, I can see the occasional Toaster appear with smoke issuing from its slots, only to stop flapping its wings and go into a spiral dive . . .

Lots of great ideas, wish I could draw . . .

tonyw

Re: Beautiful blankers from RWO

Posted on: 2006/12/29 1:58 #33

Quite a regular

Sorry, it's me again . . .

Trying to compile the Toasters module but I don't have the "cybergraphics.h" header. Where can I find it? It's not on Aminet or OS4Depot. Do I need it?

Where are the DMPS_xxx macros defined? Is there a set of lower level blanker sources that I should have? Or are they defined in the "cybergraphics" header?

rwo

Re: Beautiful blankers from RWO

Posted on: 2006/12/29 6:28 #34

Not too shy to talk

@tonyw

I cant remember where I got it from but all you need is there defines

#define SETVC_DPMSLevel 0x88002001
#define DPMS_ON 0
#define DPMS_STANDBY 1
#define DPMS_SUSPEND 2
#define DPMS_OFF 3

RWO

tonyw

Re: Beautiful blankers from RWO

Posted on: 2006/12/29 12:31 #35

Quite a regular

Thanks, I can compile it with those defines. The result is far too big (140kB instead of 30 kB) and doesn't run, but we're getting closer

LiveForIt

Re: Beautiful blankers from RWO

Posted on: 2006/12/29 15:56 #36

Home away from home

Quote:

walkero wrote:
@rwo

Here it is the website of the openGL screensavers I talked you about. There is also the source code available. http://www.reallyslick.com/
I'd love to see any of these in our beloved OS4.0. Give it a try.

Wow impressive looking screen savers, lets hope some one port them over, any way nice way to learn GL I guess

(NutsAboutAmiga)

Basilisk II for AmigaOS4
AmigaInputAnywhere
Excalibur
and other tools and apps.

Antique

Re: Beautiful blankers from RWO

Posted on: 2006/12/29 16:03 #37

Home away from home

Those at reallysick were fuc**ng great. Would love to have them running on my a1.

FuZion

Re: Beautiful blankers from RWO

Posted on: 2006/12/29 21:02 #38

Just popping in

I've used some of those savers on my Mac. Some look better in stills than in action

Didn't anyone check out http://www.electricsheep.org/ ? There really are pretty savers. And constantly changing, which is what I like.

There's a couple of sample .mov files on the samples page if you want to see the kind of things they produce (Note: They don't have the fastest server at times so the preview movies may take a while).

FuZion.

Shadow

Re: Beautiful blankers from RWO

Posted on: 2006/12/31 0:47 #39

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A preview:
http://www.munk-lund.dk/data/GLBlankers.lha

PEB

Re: Beautiful blankers from RWO

Posted on: 2006/12/31 1:48 #40

Not too shy to talk

@Shadow

WOW!

Great stuff!

Thanks a lot!

(and to think, this is just a "preview")

Once again:

WOW!

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