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17 OR 2KM – Chuck Rock
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Classic ‘tro with a classic tune running lovely on canvas. Last time I did anything with canvas (few years back now…) it had an annoying flicker. Most likely my code was the cause though 😀 Maybe time to investigate it again. Loving this new direction – great stuff M9!
Hi M9,
Do you plan to release tutorials on converting miggy cracktros to HTML5? Very interested to learn how you have made these intros :). Like the stars you have converted from M68000 for example?
Hello, I have converted hundreds of Amiga intros and only a handful require actual code conversion from 68000 to … The majority can be done with the eye. I have made a topic in the forum section to try and help and of your questions : https://www.flashtro.com/index.php?e=forums&m=posts&q=645&n=last#bottom
Excellent work on the conversion. As per everyone else, it runs really well.
Nice to be able to watch on my phone.
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Is there any chance to get the music work on iOS devices?
Have you tried the chrome or firefox browser for that device?
On iPad and iPhone no sound with firefox, chrome and safari. On my Macbook Air no sound with Safari… Music works with chrome here but the background is white. 🙂
I will ask Christian to look into the ipad sound problem. Refresh for macbook I changed the back ground clearing to black
Great stuff – and good work by musashi9!
A HTML5 version of the following htmltros would be cool…
https://www.flashtro.com/index.php?e=page&c=Amiga&id=2965
https://www.flashtro.com/index.php?e=page&c=Amiga&id=12
https://www.flashtro.com/index.php?e=page&c=Amiga&id=44
😀 OK I will try and see what I can do
This canvas stuff is really smooth, hopefully you can get the rest of the flashtro content converted as well. :p
^^
I will need a lot of help to do them all!! Hopefully releasing the sources will get some interest going
Nice n smooth. But is the scroller realy thad fast on the original?
I think canvas maybe synced with your monitor refresh rate so it may seem a bit fast
Runs as smooth as a babies bottom here, also loads faster than the Flash version (as usual, seems all the html5 stuff does).
Runs really nice and smooth both on my work and home machine 🙂 My experience is that html5 runs better than flash the better your hardware is.
The same impression/experience here. Flash became VERY consuming and kinda driver dependent. I hacked my drivers (Nvidia) due to lack of support for my card and new flash updates are just double/triple slow as they used to be.
My hardware is an old intel Core2 Quad (from 2008), and HTML5 works smooth & fast on it.
Dewd, I am using a quite similar “old” machine withe the same Core2 QUad CPU. And the HTML5 stuff is in 98% smooth. At least a WAY slicker than the latests Flash technology.
Dewds I own a 7 MHZ machine (1 core) at home and somehow this piece of code runs smoothly there since 1992. 😉
Lol, dewd! =)
Geez, how some blip-blops can bring the memories straight BACK to your mind!!
Concerning the intro – Does it mean M9, you gonna move on to HTML5/Canvas step by step? Is it the future of the site (why not…).
BTW – the tune does not loop.
loop fixed (refresh browser) and to fix it in the source just add player.loopSong=1 before player.play()
I am hoping to do all future ones with canvas as long as it works for everyone, I just need to work out how to do all the demo effects that I can currently do with flash. 😀 Some cool flash functions seem to be missing with canvas but canvas has some cool stuff that flash doesn’t.
That what I was deductking, saying the truth. Good luck Musashi and bring (us) some GREAT remakes \o/.
How are you replicating the algorithms from the original code???
Disassembly.
smooth, thanks for the source too 🙂
when dream come true. HTML5/JS is very impressive
Though I must admit that I have never been a big fan of the canvas stuff in the past, this actually runs fantastic and looks great.
The HTML5 “Canvas” technology is slowly maturing… it is not quite there yet, but it is getting there. Ironically, no Amiga web browser supports it at the moment.