New Risc OS 256 Byte intro and platform support on Revision 2020 demo party

Hi there,

to promote our platform I released a 256 Byte intro on the currently ongoing Revision Demo party.

Find the link to the file on my pouet entry here

I made many different coloured versions in the extra folder. Will use your desktop resolution (has to be 32Bit).
Runs at 1920×1080/50FPS on my RPi4/2147 MHZ :-)

If you wanna watch tonight the main compos on Amiga and PC => Revision live on Twitch

Thanks to Jeffrey for OS support and shrinking bytes :-)

Cool . Is it basic?

It’s pure Assembler, but of course I use the BASIC Assembler to assemble it to an executable :-)

Very cool. Everyone on Pouet seems pretty impressed too, and they’ve seen a lot of impressive demos in their time.

Works fine on Titanium but the filetypes are lost in your zip. All is data. Set the main file to absolute works.

@Raik: Thanks for the info Raik, should be fixed now…got lost when rezipping on PC.

I am totally baffled how you can get that amazing effect in just 248 bytes.

Gern. Vielleicht “sehen” wir uns auf RISC OS Berlin.

@Raik: Nice! Arcsite revivial…didn’t know about it :-)

With some joint efforts of me, Dennis and Jeffrey we could bring this down to 204 Bytes using Thumb-2 instructions, as luckily RiscOS supports that mode, and Thumb-2 also works nicely together with NEON code :-)

Check it out here including commented source. Now needs the GNU assembler (supplied with the !GCC package) to assemble as the BASIC assembler doesn’t know any THUMB code.