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Well, good luck!
Would be nice to have some games to play around with
(I know there are some bigger ones in development...)

Yes, I check the keyboard every single frame (and switch the sprites 1-4 on/off if the corresponding key is pressed). Of course that is not a good solution for this type of switch... will do better next time :oops: And I use a slightly modified version from this example http://www.defence-force.org/...

Ah, I see. I just downloaded and use the osdk from this website.
I first code in C, and then translate the critical parts bit by bit to assembler.

Grafics and all other data are just many many lines of
.byt 1,2,3,4...
generated by a delphi-prg and inserted manually in the assembler-file.

I program in Delphi on Windows. Besides that, I only use an Editor (pspad) for C/asm and MS-Paint (yes...) for graphics. For more advanced graphic-operations (sprite-rotation etc.) I usually write an own program/editor in Delphi. Never managed to become friends with a "modern" graphic prog...

Thank you all!

I use euphoric, haven't tried another one. Are there big differences?

Hello, Hola, Hallo, this is my first post, and my first little program/demo for the oric. In fact, a few weeks ago I didn't know there is something like an oric... but I know a bit about the C64, so many things are quite familiar. So here it is: http://www.h3games.de/oric/spritedemo.jpg Well, there'...