Just to add that these palettes are valid only for Ms. Pac-Man sprites differ from the arcade version by a few pixels, this is necessary to avoid that we get some black pixels when we overlap the sprites, however it will be almost imperceptible to notice during the animation (the same goes for the dithering of ghost eyes).Īlso, with this different use of palettes, it is no longer necessary to use dithering for the walls of the maze. The 320D mode has the advantage of being 1bpp and in our case it can be used (without combination restrictions) for momochromatic sprites * only * with color 2 (PO C2 and P4 C2). Pac-Man sprite requires 2 overlapping sprites and you can use the 320D mode for overlapping sprites. In the example below, i used (very carefully) dithering for ghost eyes: Blinky and Clyde use 3 colors while Pinky and Inky use only 2 colors. Hi Bob and Perry, looks great ! A huge thank you for sharing!Ībout the colors, I was thinking that maybe a different scheme could be used to reduce compromises. Some of the 'filled in' color of the mazes have been changed. This could not be helped.īlinky and Clyde are always the static colors, and Pinky can vary slightly. Most of the time he is somewhere between blue and green, but sometimes he is brown or tan.
The object most affected by this is Inky. Please note, I had to take some liberties with the colors. I've taken video to follow the differences between this an regular pac-man **I reserve the right to take this one out if it becomes to complicated to implement. I found one written in Java, so if I can convert it to assembler I'll have it here. *I am trying to implement an actual random maze generator.
You can select the starting level, and player speed. Popeye Pac-Man (with the Hangly Man maze, as that is the only way I saw it back in the day) No binary yet but I'm quite far along with this, here are some screenshots of what I have so far: Having said that, this *will* work without the XM it will just use TIA sound and a localized High Score that will be lost when you turn the machine off. I figured it would be easier to take something I already know, and add the parts that I haven't worked with before as my first XM game. I want to get used to the XM (more specifically the Yamaha), so I've teamed up with do this.
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