Programs which use Hi-Res Graphics on the Sinclair ZX81

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Re: Programs which use Hi-Res Graphics on the Sinclair ZX81

Postby Forthretro.new.fr on Thu Mar 04, 2010 11:20 am

siggi wrote:
BrunoFlorindo wrote:Wow. I wasn't aware of that site. And to my surprise Google translate does a great job translating it!

http://translate.googleusercontent.com/ ... N67TvD4RNA


Yeah, but Google does not understand BASIC very well. The translation result of program line 290 is quite funny:
"REM 290 MW JK XY DR DR DR VW JK"

Perhaps French Zeddies understand that? :lol:

Siggi


The original is :

290 REM MO J K DR X Y DR V W DR J K

He explain later the meaning of the codes :
BL = BLACK :
WH = WHITE :
CL = CLS :
MO A B = MOVE A,B :
PL A B = PLOT A,B
DR A B = DRAW A,B
PR C$ = PRINT C$
SC : SCREEN
UP : UP : scrol UP.
DO : DOWN : idem down
LE : LEFT : idem
RI : RIGHT : idem
CO : COPY : copie SCR
BO A B : BOX A,B


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Re: Programs which use Hi-Res Graphics on the Sinclair ZX81

Postby siggi on Thu Mar 04, 2010 11:56 am

There are also a lot of Hires programs stored on my ZX81 web server. See
http://www.zx81-siggi.endoftheinternet.org/d:applic/hrg/

And there are also ports of BASICODE-3 programs (using graphics) to the ZX81 for several different HIRES packages:

http://www.zx81-siggi.endoftheinternet.org/d:applic/hrg/basicod3/

But please be patient when downloading files from my Zeddy: though the Zeddy is running FAST, the serial connection to the internet is only 9600 baud :D

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Re: Programs which use Hi-Res Graphics on the Sinclair ZX81

Postby RWAP on Thu Mar 04, 2010 1:02 pm

sirmorris wrote:One tiny correction;

Rock Crush and Dan's revenge use pseudo hires IIRC.


You are quite right - I have amended the listing in the first post.

It is a shame that Steven McDonald is not still active....
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Re: Programs which use Hi-Res Graphics on the Sinclair ZX81

Postby RWAP on Thu Mar 04, 2010 7:29 pm

siggi wrote:There are also a lot of Hires programs stored on my ZX81 web server. See
http://www.zx81-siggi.endoftheinternet.org/d:applic/hrg/

And there are also ports of BASICODE-3 programs (using graphics) to the ZX81 for several different HIRES packages:

http://www.zx81-siggi.endoftheinternet.org/d:applic/hrg/basicod3/

But please be patient when downloading files from my Zeddy: though the Zeddy is running FAST, the serial connection to the internet is only 9600 baud :D

Siggi


Hmm - I am struggling to get these to work on EightyOne - no chance on VB81.
I have enabled WRX and 16K, but a lot of them just leave me with an L cursor...
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Re: Programs which use Hi-Res Graphics on the Sinclair ZX81

Postby siggi on Thu Mar 04, 2010 8:00 pm

RWAP wrote:Hmm - I am struggling to get these to work on EightyOne - no chance on VB81.
I have enabled WRX and 16K, but a lot of them just leave me with an L cursor...


Hires programs using the SHREB package require WRX-enabled ram from 8-16K.
HRG7 and HRG8 programs have their hires image somewhere above 32K, so you should use a 64K zeddy.
Programs using Matthias' hires (hrgms2.7) needs Matthias' hires driver loaded before they are run.
ZXPAINT uses SHREB (HRG image at 8K), and needs much ram for BASIC. So poke 16388/89 to 255 (and then NEW) to give BASIC all ram, before you load and run it.

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