da Orazio Cacciola | Jan 25, 2024 | MSX BASIC
We created our sprite and made it move around the screen. Now let's see how to create the collision between sprites. The MSX has a control created specifically for collisions. This works like a switch, every time two sprites... da Orazio Cacciola | Jan 15, 2024 | MSX BASIC
Here we are at the most important part of the graphics, the one you were waiting for with enthusiasm! How to draw objects or characters on the screen and then make them move: THE SPRITES. Before starting the explanation, let's remember what I said, when... da Orazio Cacciola | Dec 29, 2023 | MSX BASIC
Before continuing to talk about the other functions of graphics, I would like to apologize to the readers for an error or rather an oversight in the last episode. On the last part of the CIRCLE command, to be precise on its syntax: Syntax: CIRCLE [STEP]... da Orazio Cacciola | Dec 18, 2023 | MSX BASIC
Let's continue talking about the other functions of graphics. PSET/PRESETI two commands are practically the same, they draw a point at the specified coordinate. The only difference between the two is that if you omit the color code, the first one i.e. PSET will use... da Orazio Cacciola | Dec 8, 2023 | MSX BASIC
In this episode we start talking about everything related to the graphics of our beloved MSX. Given the amount of commands and functions, it will be divided into several episodes. But before we start I want to talk about a simple command that allows us to change the number... da Orazio Cacciola | Dec 1, 2023 | MSX BASIC
In this lesson I will briefly explain how to create a function that puts together groups of MSX Basic functions or multiple calculations that we will have to use several times in our programs. Create a single function that encompasses everything said above with just one...