Atari 130XE animations on color

Both clips has been taken from my Atari 130XE. There are 2 clips on full color, as you can see on my NTSC machine as there is no perceptible flickering.
The animation is a sequence of many TIP pictures. TeBe/Madteam and Lewis/Aids made a tool on PC called TIP Animator to let create Atari executables animations on 160x100 interlaced pictures with 256 colors!

[@axise100]

Gracias mcappp por la respuesta!

[@odislaw]

awesome, especially second animation

[@douro20]

@Acrinimiril The graphics hardware is even older. Designed in 1977. And it remained unchanged throughout the entire Atari 8-bit series.

[@mcappp]

La animación pueden ser GIFs animados, videos o cualquier formato. Lo importante es tener una serie de GIFs secuenciales y luego mediante un software es creado el correspondiente ejecutable para un Atari. Puede funcionar en 64K, 128K o 320K dependiendo del tamaño de la animación.

[@mcappp]

It's on realtime. If you refer to the 3D animation, off course not. But there are other demos on Atari that show animation 3D in realtime.

[@miker_NG]

Actually, both animations can run on any 64k Atari 8-bit machine. :)

[@LibertyPatriot]

Who cares if it's animated - it looks really great on a 25 year old Atari computer! Besides, making great demos essentially relies on making use of every trick and illusion possible. In this case, the trick is it's an animation. Given the known limitations of the computer, it's the overall output, through any means and effect that is important to the viewer.

[@OOverflowW]

But "real time" i meant "computed in real time". Since its an animation its not real time (the original juggler animation on Amiga was also not in realtime). And yes, there's lot of realtime *computed* 3D animations on Atari, but none use raytracing.

[@axise100]

No entiendo, la animación fué creada para Amiga, ¿la pasaron a Atari?

[@tetsuo2222]

130XE ? hab ja auch alles mögliche gehabt, aber was ist DAS ?

[@uriituw]

I'm sure that's an Amiga animation.

[@OOverflowW]

nice but of course not in realtime ;)

[@tausendstein]

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