512 Subscribers: Thank You! Amiga Pixel Art and AMOS Pro Binary Counter Programmed

[@hqqns]

Robin from "8 bit show and tell" recommended checking you out recently and liked what I saw. So I stayed.

[@CityXen]

Robin has some very good videos. Thanks for watching!

[@hqqns]

@@CityXen He sure does, as do you. Very inspirational. .

[@75slaine]

Yay, congratulations 🥳. Looking forward to 1K

[@CityXen]

Cheers GG!

[@75slaine]

It’s DoubleG to you pal. We don’t know each other that we’ll.

[@CityXen]

Yes sir, of course, Mr. DoubleG!

[@NickFellows]

Do you know of a way to edit amos programs in a different text editor and load them into amos?

[@CityXen]

Afraid not. That would be a very nice utility to have. There may already be something out there that does this.

[@judgegroovyman]

Yeah you can absolutely get ascii text in and out of Amos pro easily and natively. I did it this morning both ways. To import it’s called ‘merge ascii’ and I believe it’s in the file menu. To export it is in the block menu ‘save as ascii. If you want to save the whole file: A-a to select all, A-s to store it as a block, then A-S-a to save as ascii. Real quick once you know what to do,

[@NickFellows]

@@judgegroovyman this sounds like exactly what I need. What external text editor do you use? I use VSCode on Linux for C64 dev

[@cityxen_japan]

@@judgegroovyman Just now noticed this. Wasn't aware of this feature. Thanks for chiming in!