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Comic 128x384px example using P8scii One-off chars

A vertical comic strip three fullscreens tall
An example for the gfx method and spritesheet-to-p8scii string converter described here:
https://www.lexaloffle.com/bbs/?tid=49901

Cart #comic1offx3-0 | 2022-10-25 | Code ▽ | Embed ▽ | License: CC4-BY-NC-SA
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Please note, in this example the 3 screens are gradually less optimised for this method:

  • screen 1 at the top has been cleaned up of most stray pixels and recoloured manually in some parts;
  • screen 2 in the middle has a few minimal edits;
  • screen 3 raw image, not optimised, a few colours but stray pixels increase the char count.
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Hi @Heracleum:

Interesting what you are doing here !

Could you please though make it like a comic reader, so you can use the arrow keys UP and DOWN to scroll and view the comic ?
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where'd the comic come from?

Good idea and graphics!
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@copperTones
> where'd the comic come from?

Oops you're right, credits:
https://www.kevinandkell.com/2009/kk0315.html
(I simply googled for vertical comic strip and this one seemed perfect for the example)

Also in the source I see I forgot a tab full of useless code.
The only necessary lines are (except scr with all the data):

 
function _draw()
    cls()
    ?scr,0,-128+sin(time()/30)*127
end


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