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--- base:exomizer_making_custom_oldschool_decrunch_effects [2021-06-11 15:57] – [Exomizer adding a custom de-crunch effect and de-crunch text] richard
+++ base:exomizer_making_custom_oldschool_decrunch_effects [2021-06-11 16:00] – [Exomizer adding a custom de-crunch effect and de-crunch text] richard
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 You may have remembered back in the 1980's / 1990's C64 scene groups liked to present their own productions by adding a de-crunch 1-liner to your own programs. A lot of these were made in Cruel Crunch or Power Crunch. Nowadays, for speed and efficiency the majority of us have moved to cross-platform coding. We know how much of a boring process crunching has been. Some of us still miss the decrunch text method.
-Exomizer has a custom de-crunch effect routine, when using SFX mode. Its default effect is a flashing character at the bottom right of the screen. There are possibilities of customizing exomizer to do really cool de-crunch effects based on the old packers/crunchers you may have used. For example, here is an example of the [b]Speed Packer V1.1[/b] decrunch sound:
+Exomizer has a custom de-crunch effect routine, when using SFX mode. Its default effect is a flashing character at the bottom right of the screen. There are possibilities of customizing exomizer to do really cool de-crunch effects based on the old packers/crunchers you may have used. For example, here is an example of the ** Speed Packer V1.1 ** decrunch sound:
-<code>
-exomizer sfx $4245 rayfish.prg -o rayfish.prg -s "lda #$00 sta $fb" -x "lda $fb eor #$01 sta $fb beq skip inc $d418 skip:"
+** exomizer sfx $4245 rayfish.prg -o rayfish.prg -s "lda #$00 sta $fb" -x "lda $fb eor #$01 sta $fb beq skip inc $d418 skip:"
-</code>
 (replace with $d020 if you want thick multicolour bars instead of strange noises);
 ==== Adding Decrunch text to Exomizer SFX ====