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This is my AMIGA/PC Raycaster project. The main engine files are OS independent, so it can be easly adapted to OS that uses RGBA buffer rendering.

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PNG/JPEG to Commodore Amiga graphics converter — OCS/AGA bitplane, HAM6/HAM8, EHB, copper palettes, 64 dithering modes and much more

Chunky style copper effects for Amiga & Blitz Basic

James Pond 2: Codename RoboCod (Amiga CD32, 1993) — measurements of the pressed disc: a 128.000000 MiB hole, 93.9 % of the file bytes as CDXL video, a three-language manual with no characters in it, and a boot script that is a signed development diary. Nineteenth disc in the CD32 set.

Reverse-engineering notes on Banshee (Core Design, 1994) for the Amiga CD32: a same-label control against Dragonstone, a 640x512 HAM8 picture nothing runs, RNC ProPack method 2 inside an executable, and a debug hook in the shipped boot script

Reverse-engineering notes on Prey: An Alien Encounter (Almathera / KirkMoreno Multimedia, 1993) for the Amiga CD32 — an hour of speech streamed as 1,225 identical 60 KB files, no audio track, and the disc that says where the Commodore trademark block's exec fragment came from

Aurora Grid A1200: PAL AGA Amiga 1200 demo in 68000 assembly with 24-bit Copper plasma, wireframe 3D, sprite balls, scroller and generated ProTracker music.

Reverse-engineering notes on Legends (Krisalis Software, 1996) for the Amiga CD32: a six-floppy A1200 game on a CD, a Bytekiller decruncher, a hand-written LoadSeg, and the developers' photographs

Reverse-engineering notes on Guardian (Acid Software, 1994) for the Amiga CD32: a polygon engine that fills every scanline with one Blitter cookie-cut into four interleaved bitplanes, a 24-bit per-scanline copper sky, and Akiko measured to zero for the eleventh time

NEON VECTORS AGA v5: audited Amiga AGA cracktro source release with deterministic assets and validation tooling

Reverse-engineering notes on Gloom (Black Magic Software / Guildhall, 1995) for the Amiga CD32: a chunky texture-mapped renderer that never touches Akiko, because its framebuffer is a copper list with one MOVE per pixel

Reverse-engineering notes on Microcosm (Psygnosis, 1994) for the Amiga CD32: 92% of the data track is one 483 MB video file of 30,707 frames, decoded straight into 8 AGA bitplanes. Documentation only.

AGA Hyperdrive Engine: new Amiga AGA effects engine in 68000 assembly with generated visuals, Copper gradients and generated ProTracker music.