*The Adventurers' Guild

First of all - i'm seriously impressed of how much 6502/6510 code you've learned over the years, but this is kind of a dead end. As I mentioned to you in the PM, the other (trackloading Prodos) disksides have never been decloaked on the C64. Okay. It has to be a T/S loading system, akin to BTII. BT...

First of all - i'm seriously impressed of how much 6502/6510 code you've learned over the years, but this is kind of a dead end. As I mentioned to you in the PM, the other (trackloading Prodos) disksides have never been decloaked on the C64.

There are plenty of modern programs which handles the Koala Painter format like a dream. Pixcen seems like the obvious choice (https://csdb.dk/release/?id=174343 or https://censordesign.com/pixcen/versions/?C=M;O=D). Why are you trying you output a part of the picture? Are you trying to make 76 x 86...

To clear things up a little (necropost, but anyway): * The C64 loader (Pirateslayer) is one loader consisting of two parts, the C64 side loaderroutine and the disk-side loader-routine. In its initializaton phase, the C64 side loaderroutine uploads the disk-side loaderroutine to the diskdrive. When s...

Sorry for the necroposting, but... On the C64, all the levels have a "monster hardness"-setting that changes just like described above. In theory you could enable a start setting that would be EASY / INTERMEDIATE / HARD. Right now, it's starting on intermediate. The hardest level in BT1 is...

Might have been involved in BT III, but is best known for his work on Wasteland, likely developed at the same time as BT III.

Darendor,

The dungeon-subroutines should be really similar to the ones in BT1 - perhaps even in the same order. Mind that BT2 was based on BT1. Cranford probably didn't change a working legacy structure unless he decided to completely rewrite it.

Darendor, you need to get a better machinecode debugger. There is a monitor in f.ex Vice that you can use. You have decloaked the file correctly, and from what I can see, it is code. Probably one of the small function-routines that fills a special purpose when wandering around. The code should look ...

You are way off. :-) The initial routine transfers the routine at $0830 to the area commonly known as the stack at $0100. Now, why would anyone want to transfer code to an area that get messed up by resets, writes to the accumulators, jumps to subroutines, etc? :-D That's the first question to answe...

Darendor and the rest of you: Just wanted to make sure you didn't miss the release of the Dungeon Wizard this weekend. To quote the releasetext: "More complex and complete than the one from Darendor" . To be honest, I think the comparision is a tad bit unfair as this one seem to be somewh...

Uhm, definitly necroposting here, but needs to be said: * Differences between the tape and the diskversion are huge. The tapeversion is compiled at a much later date, aimed at the euro-market (which can be proven by the localized german and french versions) by a team with access to the sourcecode. I...

Did anybody download this? I'd love to have a copy. After much digging, I have found a rare version from an old german group, Empire, which features the code-wheel removal. Not as cleanly done as removing it alltogether - if you are reading this DenTarr , it would be nice if you could upload your l...

I'll post my Blitzed copy of the last version here soonish so you could try it out.

I love this. Thumbs up.

Are you sure that the Triad version not working properly? Janitor knew his stuff.

As far as I remember it, it requests a code from the codewheel, but it doesn't care what code you enter?