Operation : PewPew! A new game for 68040 and soon... 68030

[DW1992]

Don't know how I missed this, but luckily someone uploaded it to my BBS!

I was not expecting stereo music to come blasting from my MBP speakers when I fired it up in Basilisk II. Fantastic job so far!!

I wonder who that was? Curse that handsome devil!

I actually left the sampling playback at 22050Hz but I think in a future version, to try and help with CPU cycles, I'll add a menu option to drop it to 11025Hz.
Plus.. it's Jester! Stardust Memories is such a classic.

Thanks for the kind words!

 

[DW1992]

I'd forgotten that perhaps the version matters… I'll get 7.1 running on my SE/30 and vMac and use 5.5 to see if that helps, can't wait to try it out!

Would you be able to share on Github? I want to write a markdown editor for my own use and will share eventually.

Let me know how 7.1 behaves for you.
Now that the game is 'done' to a state that it's playable and I'm happy with, I'm starting to play with optimizing for 030 (?020?)

Source in next post down

 

[DW1992]

Hi Everyone,

Thanks for the kind word and support on my game!
I'm glad so many people are enjoying it!
It was a lot of fun to make, learned a lot, forgot even more...

I put together a little package that contains a fully commented version of the C source, as well as the full CodeWarrior PRO 4 project folder, including all libraries and resource file, and some other goodies.

Apologies now for my sense of humour in the comments...

The package is zipped (by OSX) and inside you will find the .SIT files, instructions, etc.. to extract in your 68K environment.

Operation PewPew! SOURCE CODE

Any questions, comments, requests, etc.. please contact me!
Aaron/DW
Dark Systems BBS

 

[Byte Knight]

I wonder who that was? Curse that handsome devil!

I actually left the sampling playback at 22050Hz but I think in a future version, to try and help with CPU cycles, I'll add a menu option to drop it to 11025Hz.
Plus.. it's Jester! Stardust Memories is such a classic.

Thanks for the kind words!

Updated my news page - now you've hit the big-time!

 

[iantm]

Thank you for sharing the source code. The comments are fabulous and are really going to help me learn. In a past life I made a side shooter in Java but that was so long ago and I'm not familiar with the MacToolbox. This is going to be a blast… or rather a PewPew