109 lines
3.8 KiB
Prolog
109 lines
3.8 KiB
Prolog
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/X X/
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/X PIRATE PAGE PRODUCER V1.0 X/
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/X WRITTEN BY CAPTAIN KIDD, SWEDEN X/
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/X [ GREAT LAKES PIRATES GUILD ] X/
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/X THE FALLOUT SHELTER 517-681-2246 X/
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FIRST OF ALL, I'D LIKE TO POINT OUT THAT THIS IS ONLY A PRE-RELEASE, DUE
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TO THE MANY DEMANDS I'VE GOT ABOUT PPP.
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THIS MEANS THAT SOME FACILITIES HAVEN'T BEEN INCLUDED IN THIS VERSION,
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LIKE THE POSSIBILITY TO GET A PRINTOUT ON A PRINTER, EDIT THE CODE
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(RIGHT NOW YOU HAVE TO DELETE THEN INSERT, BUT IT WORKS ALRIGHT!) AND
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SOME OTHER MINOR "FAULTS". ALL THESE WILL BE INCLUDED IN THE NEXT
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VERSION, V2.0, LOOK FOR IT!!
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SECOND, THIS IS ONLY A PRELIMINARY DOX, METHE "PROGRAM COUNTER" WILL JUMP TO "INDEX" UNLESS THE "DELAY1"
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VALUE REACHES ZERO. WHEN IT DOES, "DELAY1" WILL BE RELOADED AS
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DESCRIBED ABOVE AND THEN THE NEXT INSTRUCTION WILL BE EXECUTED.
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WAIT HAS ONLY ONE PARAMETER, "VALUE". THIS IS THE AMOUNT OF TIME PERIODS
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YOU WANT THE EXECUTION TO STOP FOR. THAT IS, IF YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE,
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LET'S SAY, ONLY ONE "FLASH", THEN IT'LL PROBABLY FLASH TO FAST, BUT THEN
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YOU ADD A WAIT OF 100 (OR SOMETHING) AND YOU'LL FIND THAT IT LOOKS QUITE
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BETTER ON THE SCREEN!
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THE FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS;
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INC/DEC/EOR/SET/ADD/SUB
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ALL MODIFY THE ROUTINE CODE IN SOME WAY. THESE ARE USED WHEN YOU'RE
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GOING TO MAKE SOME "ADVANCED" EFFECTS.
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INC AND DEC, WANTS ONLY ONE VALUE AND THAT'S "INDEX". WHAT THEY WILL TO
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IS RATHER OBVIOUS, INCREASE AND DECREASE THE VALUE AT "INDEX". IF YOU'RE
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GOING TO MAKE A BOX SHRINK OR GROW, THESE ARE THE INSTRUCTIONS YOU'LL
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HAVE TO USE.
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EOR AND SET, WILL ASK YOU FOR A VALUE AND FOR THE INDEX. EOR WORKS AS
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THE ASSEMBLY EQUIVALENT, THAT IS, IT EOR'S THE BYTE AT "INDEX" WITH THE
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SPECIFIED VALUE AND THEN STORES THE VALUE BACK AT "INDEX".
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SET DOES THE SAME, EXCEPT IT DOESN'T EOR THE VALUE, IT JUST PUTS IT
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THERE. IF YOU'RE GOING TO MAKE THAT SHRINK/GROW TRICK, THEN YOU'LL HAVE
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TO RESTORE THE SCROLL'S VALUE BEFORE THE ROUTINE IS RERUN, AND THAT'S
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WHAT YOU USE SET FOR.
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ADD AND SUB WORK EXACTLY LIKE EOR, BUT INSTEAD OF EOR:ING THE BYTE THEY
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ADD/SUB RESPECTIVELY.
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AND FINALLY, SOUND, CLICKS THE SPEAKER. IT WORKS EXACTLY LIKE A "$C030"
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FROM THE MONITOR.
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WELL, THIS WAS THE INSTRUCTIONS IN A NUTSHELL. I KNOW I'M NOT THE BEST
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AT EXPLAINING THINGS, JUST SIT DOWN AND TAKE YOUR TIME AND YOU'LL
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UNDERSTAND HOW IT WORKS. TRY LOADING THE DEMOS AND LOOK AT THE CODE, IT
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MIGHT HELP YOU UNDERSTAND WHAT I'M TRYING TO EXPLAIN.
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-END-
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