Part of the intro animation.

#playdate #midnightraider #animation

Nearly there with enemy shadows. A few more tweaks, but it's definitely working better than polygons.

#playdate #midnightraider

Finished an initial audio implementation for uxn-playdate with some caveats:

- The pitch/rate LUT needs to be adjusted, we go out of tune as we go away of C4. Not sure if this is the Playdate sample player's fault or my own but no matter.
- ADSR works as an AD instead. The way uxn does sustain is different to anything else out there.

I'm done with this port for now. Will revisit it once @neauoire and @rek start working on the PD version of Oquonie and I get the device to test.

#uxn #playdate

Finished optimizing the main drawing functions for uxn-playdate getting speedups ranging from 1.98x to 4.38x.

Only screen_fill missing and then it's time to do audio and filesystem stuff. At this point the playdate should be able to handle pretty much any rom you throw at it (within reason). I think there is full speed parity for Oquonie compared with uxnemu.

More testing is needed of course, and I could make things faster but not worth it until I can test on hardware.

#uxn #playdate

Run into a bit of an issue. I can compile ARMASM and link it into the elf file, so technically it would run on hardware. HOWEVER, the way that the simulator works is that it compiles the C code into a native .so file in the host architecture (in my case x86_64) using gcc, so my ARM assembly can't compile for the simulator.

I guess that's why it's called a simulator instead of an emulator.

For this reason I can't really test the assembly implementation 🙁

Any ideas?

#playdate

CC: @neauoire

I'm having a lot of fun.

#theWorkshop #playdate