Piero Cavina boldly stated:
>While on PC Atari it is perfect, I noticed some problems with Stella and
>another emulator. Looks like that some lines are "floating", and the whole
>image expands and shrinks periodically. That could be caused by the code
>taking more time than what I've planned in some critical points, but I don't
>understad why this doesn't happen on PC Atari.
>
>Can you confirm that on a real Atari the image is always steady?
I just tried it out last night via Makewav. Pretty impressive. Now I
know how games like Taz and Fast Food work. 8)
I was going to ask about something which I think is the problem you
just mentioned. As sprite 0 passes over the top line of each instance
of sprite 1, that sprite 1 moves one (I think) scanline up or down,
depending on which way sprite 0 is moving. (That is, as sprite 0
passes each line of sprite 1, sprite 1 moves one scanline in the same
direction as sprite 0. Clear as mud, yes?)
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