[New game uploaded: Crazy Tetrominoes]

Crazy Tetrominoes

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Tetris Clone written in BASIC.

 

Source code tutorial available at:

https://www.8bitcoding.com/p/crazy-tetrominoes.html

Enjoy

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• Submitter
  DusanStrakl
• Submitted
  07/27/20
• Category
  Games

 

[Hello from the Silcon Valley]

Welcome Ron. It is good to see fellow Sunnyvalian 

Cheers,

Dusan

[Hi from California! (X16 Assembler Coder)]

Ahh pretty close then. Looks like we have a NorCal Commandos local chapter in the making.

[Hi from California! (X16 Assembler Coder)]

Welcome Mike. What part of California are you from? I live in Sunnyvale in SF Bay Area.

Dušan

[Last Cursor Location (Assembly)]

I was just looking into it and this document says opposite:

https://sta.c64.org/cbm64krnfunc.html

Also function SCREEN returns width in X and height in Y

I just posted it as bug and will see what dev will say.

[Last Cursor Location (Assembly)]

I tried it before and it looked like it was not working, now I tried it again and it works but it puts positions in opposite registers, Y returns column and X returns row number. That confused me before. It does the same thing when setting the coordinates.

[Last Cursor Location (Assembly)]

Does anybody knows how where might the last cursor position on screen when the program was started be stored (Assembly or Basic)?

 

Thanks,

Dusan

 

[Hello there.]

Nice to meet you Julien.

[My short intro]

Hi All,

My name is Dušan and I am orginally from Slovenia but live in Silicon Valley for last 20 years.

During 80s I wrote few games for Oric-1 and played around a bit also with Sinclair Spectrum and Commodore 64 and later Amiga 500. I spent most of my career as software developer, from PC/DOS/Novell times to various Unix platforms. I started on business software and later moved more to large enterprise system software in C/C++. Last 10 years or so I am on a business side of Software industry but in spare time my fingers still itch to do some coding so just to keep in touch I wrote some Android apps, some web apps in NodeJS/Angular, even some PHP and of course still keep my C/C++ and Java environments. Of course my orginal love for programming is 6502 Assembly and that is one of the reasons I jumped on Commander X16 waggon. I enjoy coding but even more I enjoy the design/graphics part of it.

Few months ago I started my X16 blog but need to update all posts and most of source code to be compatible with latest version of Emulator:

https://www.8bitcoding.com/p/commander-x16.html

 

I have pretty limited time right now, but I do hope to write some games for X16. Currently I am fooling around by writing a text editor and trying to implement gap buffer in 65C02.

Cheers,

Dušan