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G-Basic (GFX9000) demo by Poisonic

by snout on 07-11-2003, 22:47
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Source: MSX Posse

Poisonic has developed a small demo for GFX9000 in which you can see several pictures scrolling in 4 mirrored 'screen splits'. This effect is combined with music created in Moonblaster Wave for Moonsound. The demo was coded in G-Basic which comes with the Sunrise GFX9000 video cartridges.

Relevant link: Download the demo

Comments (5)

By anonymous

incognito ergo sum (116)

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07-11-2003, 22:52

Nice! It shows the power of Gfx9000 very well, good-looking effects can be realised by beginners with just a small basic program. Nice music too!
Keep it up Poisonic Smile

By anonymous

incognito ergo sum (116)

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08-11-2003, 17:25

Thankx from poisonic he cant make some comments because he's kicked from msx.org for a while maybe he is going to release a big gfx 9000 demo with a new mbwave driver for dos that can be used in basic with simple basic commands Marcel Delorme is still thinking about that and if more positive reactions will come there will be a version on cd because than there are more things possible bigger wave kits,more graphics better then there are now!
this are just screen 5 tricks.
he's also planning to use VMF (V9990 Movie Format) its developed by
Marcel Delorme from NWO
On turbo-r its even possible to play fullscreen movies with opl4 songs ive seen it and it looks verry promissing but since ripping graphics is not cool it will be a own created kind of movie.

greetings to all

Dr Venom

By snout

Ascended (15187)

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08-11-2003, 18:10

Indeed, great efforts. Looking forward to future developments. By the way, Poisonic was unkicked about a day or two ago...

By POISONIC

Paladin (1012)

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08-11-2003, 19:54

I'm back again! :-)

By msd

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11-11-2003, 08:47

Nice, but why did you included all the basic drivers and the source code of it? I hope I will find the time soon to finish the basic implementation for controlling the wavedrv.