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bitbox chiptracker by Shinra [web]
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added on the 2017-05-20 10:37:58 by PulkoMandy  |
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autothumb for demotool!
good to have people like you that not only do the hard work but also provide it to others to have fun with and make use of it!
who knows, maybe in 200 years or so the bitbox is the platform that is fancy to make demos on and everyone uses this, heavily expanded (as source-code is provided). :D
good to have people like you that not only do the hard work but also provide it to others to have fun with and make use of it!
who knows, maybe in 200 years or so the bitbox is the platform that is fancy to make demos on and everyone uses this, heavily expanded (as source-code is provided). :D
great, i wanna try it! :)
from the looks of this screenshot it even would qualify for girlz (or what other "genders" humanity will have in 200 years).
stupid jokes reserved. =)
from the looks of this screenshot it even would qualify for girlz (or what other "genders" humanity will have in 200 years).
stupid jokes reserved. =)
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if this prod is a fake, some info is false or the download link is broken,
do not post about it in the comments, it will get lost.
instead, click here !
Platform is bitbox, a small device designed for low-level bit banging with modern hardware (software/DMA generated VGA output, etc), somewhat similar (but not compatible) to the one used in Jupiter&Beyond.
The tracker itself, as well as the sound engine behind it, is heavily based on Hardware Chiptune, which is the only chiptune code I could get to run on the limited hardware at realtime speeds (but I have plans for more complex stuff).
Download link points to sourcecode, I'm too lazy to provide a proper build and you probably don't own a bitbox anyway (but you should!). It is possible to build the tracker in "emulator" mode, which generates a native SDL-based executable (on Linux at least, not sure how well this would go on Windows, but feel free to try!).