Subj : Re: Solitare implementati
To : Dennis Katsonis
From : Daniel
Date : Sat Sep 19 2020 11:45 pm
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Da> "
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> Heyas!
>
> I recently wrote a Solitare implementation for modern platforms
> because I thought I might play it on my tablet and so on and I hate
> ads.
>
> Anyway, I just had to do a C64 implementation, too!
>
> Et voila! I ported M3wP Solitare to GEOS on the C64!
>
> Its not complete yet, I have to make a proper icon and so on as well
> as implement auto solving and some nice end game effects but its
> playable now. Oh! The graphics are a WIP too. I'm getting help with
> those.
>
> I'm not sure if there are any other Solitare implementations for GEOS. It
DK> doe
Da> sn't matter, I suppose...
>
> My implementation is open source and available on GitHub at
DK>
https://github.com
Da> /M3wP/M3wPSolitare
>
> There is no documentation as yet, either. Sorry! I'll get there!
>
>
> Daniel.
Da> At some point, I will be recapping and restoring my C64 and will have
Da> GEOS and all that jazz working. This sounds exciting.
Da> --
Da> Daniel
Da> Visit me at:
gopher://gcpp.world
DK> Do ceramic caps need to be replaced? I've noted on my Vic 20, which
DK> isn't displaying an image, most of them appear to have a white powder,
DK> one one near the VIC chip seems to have a small hole. This might be
DK> why there is no image.
I don't know. I've seen a number of C64 and Vic20 cap replacement kits.
I think it may be good practice to replace all of them..
Did you know someone reverse engineered the C64 mainboard and sells it new?
www.tindie.com/products/bobsbits/sixtyclone-commodore-64-replica-pcbs
I think you can order the cap kits from him too. I've seen the kits on various
sites on the web so they're not novel.
Daniel Traechin
... Visit me at
gopher://gcpp.world
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