| Subject: Re: [stella] Programming for Credit From: Chris Pepin <cpepin1@xxxxxxxx> Date: Sat, 22 Mar 1997 15:27:42 -0500 (EST) | 
On Fri, 21 Mar 1997 crackers@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> If you want to have real fun, change the block size and playfield data and
> see what kind of pictures you can draw.
okay, some questions.
1.)  is STA  TIM64T some sort of timer?
2.)  What does the STA mean?
3.)  LDY #$08 ;how many scanlines is each block? 
     LDX  #$17 ;number of blocks of data. LDY * LDX = 192!
	Are these height and width values?  I tried messing
around with them and ended up with  some pretty strange stuff.
4.)  Is JMP essentially just a goto?
5.) LDX  PF0 
	What does this code do?
6.)  In the values function, are all the .BYTE $00 code lines used to
store your graphics?  How does this work?
7.) Crackers, didn't you say you had a small program that would
let you create graphics for the 2600 instead of having to use graph paper?
Well, if anyone can shed some light on these questions, I would be most
grateful.  Thanks.
Chris Pepin
cpepin1@xxxxxxxx
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