Sabnock
Member
Hi,
Have been messing around with some old school type coding for a bit of fun as i have been a little bored of late.
I have recreated a 80's/90's style Commodore C64 / Amiga sinescroller which i thought would show the community to see what they think. These were used extensively in demos on those machines back in the day and i wanted to see how simple it would be in GMS and also how well it would handle it.
You can enter your own text or you can simply hit return for some default text.
You can adjust the length and height of the sine wave with the cursor keys.
Link here - http://www.mediafire.com/file/6yxfbejdpidg1yv/sinescroller2.5.zip/file
Have been messing around with some old school type coding for a bit of fun as i have been a little bored of late.
I have recreated a 80's/90's style Commodore C64 / Amiga sinescroller which i thought would show the community to see what they think. These were used extensively in demos on those machines back in the day and i wanted to see how simple it would be in GMS and also how well it would handle it.
You can enter your own text or you can simply hit return for some default text.
You can adjust the length and height of the sine wave with the cursor keys.
Link here - http://www.mediafire.com/file/6yxfbejdpidg1yv/sinescroller2.5.zip/file
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