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Lesson P28 - Hardware Sprites on the Amiga

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First published at 04:34 UTC on November 13th, 2019.

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The Amiga is capable of hardware sprites, but the way they work is a little 'odd', each sprite can be up to the height of the screen, but is only 16 pixels wide..
Also, we have to build up a list in chip ram, and the hardware will draw that…

As always, this Video lesson matches the text lesson on my website, and you can get the source code as well...
http://www.chibiakumas.com/68000/platform3.php#LessonP28

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