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AMOS Basic: Load Iff #28

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opened 2023-03-25 15:45:50 +00:00 by john · 0 comments
john commented 2023-03-25 15:45:50 +00:00
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Ref 2.19

Dunno if anyone else has come across this when using the LOAD iFF functions of AMOS, but i was
getting this wierd graphic glitch.
Anyway, although I solved this after a bit of experimentation, whereby i made my picture a bit wider
with new width of 352, a wiser man than myself was able to tell me a possible reason:
Quote from: StingRay
probably uses blitter to copy it and can't handle sizes not divisible by 16 which still means: the amos
iff loader ****** sucks
Fair point, but i thought i'd post it here in case anyone else encountered the same thing

Ref 2.19 Dunno if anyone else has come across this when using the LOAD iFF functions of AMOS, but i was getting this wierd graphic glitch. Anyway, although I solved this after a bit of experimentation, whereby i made my picture a bit wider with new width of 352, a wiser man than myself was able to tell me a possible reason: Quote from: StingRay probably uses blitter to copy it and can't handle sizes not divisible by 16 which still means: the amos iff loader ****** sucks Fair point, but i thought i'd post it here in case anyone else encountered the same thing
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