Let's Make EdVenture #5: Character Set Graphics -- Coding a Roguelike in Atari 8-bit Assembly

[@takingbytes1265]

Yes, thanks for these videos! These have been the most informational videos on Atari assembly that I have found! I will be following along with my XL and Mac65.

[@MissionEdPossible]

Thanks! There are some things that are specific to the assembler we're using (MADS) - hopefully you can convert ok!

[@brandonphilander661]

Thank you Ed, really appreciate it.

[@MissionEdPossible]

Thanks for watching!

[@IntoTheVerticalBlank]

Nice! This is awesome, ED!

[@MissionEdPossible]

I'm really looking forward to the next videos - more and more graphics :)

[@IntoTheVerticalBlank]

@@MissionEdPossible This is really good and a great explanation of Assembly. Much better than Turbo Basic Compiled!

[@mcorrive12]

Awesome!

[@MissionEdPossible]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@carl160269]

Thanks for these videos, great nostalgia. Over Christmas I have been watching a lot of 8 Bit vids. Dave Arlington's Action! ones especially. Can I point out, and I hope I'm not spoiling a future video, since you are using an inline code display list - as your code grows you are going to push it closer to a 1K boundary, if it crosses one then you'll have issues. I haven't used MADS but guessing it has code alignment directives to help with this.

[@MissionEdPossible]

Thanks - yeah MADS has that ability. Haven't needed it yet, but will employ it when I do!!

[@fatmanslim6591]

Can I use antic4 and a 2x2 character tile set up or is that just asking for trouble later on?

[@MissionEdPossible]

You can of course set it up however you'd like! The same concepts still apply.

[@BellaLugoshi]

Very, very - thank You!!! The best of the best!

[@MissionEdPossible]

Glad you like it!