Explore advanced MSX2 bitmap modes in this Z80 programming tutorial. Delve into high-resolution, 256-color, YJK (MSX2+), and interlaced screen modes, expanding beyond the standard 256x192 16-color mode. Learn how these alternative modes function, their visual effects, and potential challenges. Discover applications for desktop publishing, art creation, and eye-catching splash screens. Access accompanying text lessons and source code from the provided website link. Gain insights into leveraging these powerful graphical capabilities for diverse programming projects on the MSX2 platform.
MSX2 Alternative Bitmap Modes - High-Resolution, 256 Color, YJK, and Interlaced - Z80 Lesson 50
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Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
HighRes
How it works
The effect
The problems
Alternative modes
Taught by
ChibiAkumas
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