Video tutorial to create a point & click on Atari STe with SGDL

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Video tutorial to create a point & click on Atari STe with SGDL

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Hello,

I created a C library for the Atari STe that makes it easier to develop games and demos on this machine.
I also created a series of tutorial videos to show an example of creating a very basic point & click with the library.
The library support:
  • Low resolution 16 colors video mode.
  • Double and Triple Buffering.
  • Virtual screen hardware scrolling.
  • Palette Fading.
  • GIF Image loading.
  • Blitter sprite drawing with automatically generated transparency mask.
  • Keyboard, Mouse and Joystick support.
  • A Sound mixer with up to 4 channels and WAV file loading.
  • A C2P function.
  • A random number generator.
  • A tiny libC for very small executable size.
One example is included showing how to create a very basic point & click game.

Link to the video tutorials playlist: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lA8-C0i ... rKpgiIaGpn
Link to the SGDL library: https://orionsoft.itch.io/atari-ste-gam ... mo-library

Hoping that this can help people to realize their projects on the STe :)
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Re: Video tutorial to create a point & click on Atari STe with SGDL

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I updated the library with a shoot'em up mini game example, I will soon release a video explaining how to do it.
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Re: Video tutorial to create a point & click on Atari STe with SGDL

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New video tutorial on how to make a Shoot'em Up mini game for the Atari STe using the SGDL game library.
In this tutorial we will review the code of the Shoot'em Up mini game example provided with the game library.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iq2FtDuSzQc
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