Atari ST demoscene and other stuffs
This bytetro is a Sierpinski pattern scrolled in less than 64b.
It was released during the SillyVenture demoparty that took place in Gdansk (Poland) on december 9th 2017.
Atari bytetros rules: 64b + 32b header = 96b executable file !
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This bytetro is a Sierpinski triangle pattern, drawn in less than 32b.
It was released during the SillyVenture demoparty that took place in Gdansk (Poland) on december 9th 2017.
Atari bytetros rules: 32b + 32b header = 64b executable file !
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The first 32b ever on Atari ST!!!
This is a revisit of the “noiST 64b” by Checkpoint, slightly improved to occupy less than 32 bytes…
A 26b version is also available (it is even possible to go down to 18b if you remove the palette change…
This bytetro was released during the SillyVenture demoparty that took place in Gdansk (Poland) on december 9th 2017.
Atari bytetros rules: 32b + 32b header = 64b executable file !
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Here is my contribution to the Sommarhack 2017 demoparty that took place in Grådö (Sweden) on july 8th 2017.
It was the winner of the “Syntax Terror Big Border Revisited” competition !
Back in 1990, Delta Force released the legendary Syntax Terror megademo for the Atari ST. The Big Border demo screen was coded by Chaos Inc and it’s main characteristics was the tiny 96*54 pixel screen size.
The rules of the compo were as follows :
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Thoroughly stable rasters in only 128 bytes !
At the beginning of 1988, SYNC released a screen meant to showcase flicker-free rasters, named SYNC.PRG.
Here is my fullscreen tribute (working on Atari STF/STE), as a contribution to the Silly Venture 2k16 demoparty that took place in Gdansk (Poland) on november 12th 2016.
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