A83: ASM Tutorials

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Subject: A83: ASM Tutorials
From: Jared173@aol.com
Date: Mon, 30 Nov 1998 20:53:53 EST
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I was reading about the sprite routine in your tutorials - is there any way to
create a bigger sprite than this confined rectangular area:
	.db %01000000
 	.db %01100000
 	.db %01110000
     	.db %01111000
 	.db %01111100
 	.db %01111000
 	.db %01111100
 	.db %01011000
When I looked at some source code, I found this as a way of creating a big
picture:
...
    .db
128,143,214,17,18,149,74,2,49,74,37,255,80,223,211,83,82,90,202,106,122,202,71
,250,73,223,233,115,116,90,213
    .db
110,122,213,98,102,137,239,219,115,84,172,213,70,124,213,110,118,150,175,235,1
06,246,189,213,109,85,213,237,90,214,255
.....Ahh! What's with all the big numbers and commas?  Is that Pic83
generated? ..and while I'm at it, where can I find Pic83?  I really have
searched for it, but to no avail.
Thanks for taking a look at my ignorant questions.  I'm ambitious with little
knowledge, and that's not a good combination :)
- Jared

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