Pushing the Boundaries of C64 Graphics with Nuflix
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The article showcases the author's efforts to push the boundaries of C64 graphics with Nuflix, sparking a discussion among retrocomputing enthusiasts about the history and techniques of graphics programming on vintage hardware.
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It was able to import images from KoalaPad, convert, and render it fullscreen using sprites both inside and outside the C64's border.
I will definitely take time to read the full article, it's super interesting at first glance.
[1] https://youtu.be/_lsgp_SBEtA?si=gTGL9X7koaYflTRx
[2] https://csdb.dk/release/?id=744
Not trying to downplay ESCOS - it was an important effect and release, foundational even. Just has nothing to do at all with FLI, NUFLI or now this NUFLIX variant, except that it was another nice and important timing-based VIC chip hack.
I also really appreciated the way this write up started with background information providing context for the uninitiated, and clearly laying out what the author set out to do and why. A crucial feature that's omitted far too often. Bravo.
speechless. this is just great