Thread: Phoenix Graphics

I want to make a JavaScript remake of Phoenix for the TI-83, but can't figure out how to make the images. What does this mean, and how do I convert it to a usable format (probably gif)

Code:

img_enemy_4:
        .db     7,9
        .db     %10000010
        .db     %11000110
        .db     %11111110
        .db     %10000010
        .db     %10000010
        .db     %10000010
        .db     %11111110
        .db     %01111100
        .db     %00111000

Thanks
MadCow

I don't know, but this is a guess - 7 and 9 are the image dimensions. The binary numbers below are in an 8*9 format, but the last digit always a 0 (seemingly from this piece of info), so if we knock that off, we get some kind of array in the dimensions of 7*9. Assuming 1 is black and 0 is white (this is PURE speculation, I'm simply guessing), one would get an image as follows:

Attachment 6805

I've no idea if this is of any help or not ... just guessing. Do you know if it's meant to be in color or something?

That is assembly language. The data is in the 1's and 0's. 7 and 9 are probably the dimensions.


EDIT:

Looks like someone beat me to it.

Ah I was thinking of each row as a single value, thanks alot

Well it is, technically. But the binary representation of the number is the desired bit pattern.

>> Looks like someone beat me to it.

AND got time to play with MS Paint at the same time. If it was just a number put up there I wouldn't have had a clue what it meant. ie -

Code:

img_enemy_4:
        .db     7,9
        .db     %130
        .db     %198
        .db     %254
        .db     %130
        .db     %130
        .db     %130
        .db     %254
        .db     %124
        .db     %56

would have had me stomped, probably.