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added on the 2020-09-06 20:11:27 by DevEd |
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rulez added on the 2020-09-06 21:19:41 by alia
much cleaner than my version. are you sure 128 is not possible though? ;)
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@DevEd if you're not so strict with the colors, it can (at least) be done in 75
I'm no LUA/TIC-80 pro though ;)
Code:
a={2,3,4,6,8,1}function TIC()for i=0,5 do rect(0,i*23,240,23,a[i+1])end end
I'm no LUA/TIC-80 pro though ;)
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Matlab reporting for duty!
Code:
colormap hsv;image([0;8;12;17;40;50])
custom colors in 127 bytes ^^
Code:
a="~~ ~ ~a a"
c={4,7,1,3,5,8}
function
TIC()
for k=3,20 do
poke(16320+k,a:byte(c[k//3]+k%3)*2)
rect(0,k*8-28,240,8,k/3)end end
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in situ unpacking of trinary encoded palette ... 94 bytes
if you want real fullscreen with scanlines ... 103 bytes
Code:
function TIC()for k=3,20 do poke(16320+k,4135835025//3^k%3*127)rect(0,k*8-28,240,8,k/3)end end
if you want real fullscreen with scanlines ... 103 bytes
Code:
cls()function TIC()end function SCN(x)for i=1,3 do poke(16319+i,459537225//3^(x//23*3+i)%3*127)end end
Revisiting my "cheaty" TIC version with what i learned,
index unpacking and manual looping leads to a 63 bytes version
it's a bit pale, but hey, it's a 64b prod now
Thanks to MrsBeanbag and DevEd for getting me hooked and the unpacking idea =)
index unpacking and manual looping leads to a 63 bytes version
Code:
i=0 function TIC()i=(i+1)%6rect(0,i*23,240,23,116264//9^i%9)end
it's a bit pale, but hey, it's a 64b prod now
Thanks to MrsBeanbag and DevEd for getting me hooked and the unpacking idea =)
Thumb for the prod and the size-coding thread it spawned here.
@HellMood, It's not the immensely bright colors of the original, but they still look quite nice together. :)
@HellMood, It's not the immensely bright colors of the original, but they still look quite nice together. :)
🏳️🌈 on the TIC
I long for the times when rainbows were simply appreciated for their beauty without any underlying implications or ulterior motives.
@lowrez: ah, those halcyon times! Which were when exactly? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rainbows_in_mythology
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