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Posted By
Retroshire
on 2025-05-06
11:46:50
|  Re: Sidekick264 > .tga projection on TFT RGB screen on .prg
Unfortunately not. For instance: I renamed crazy golf.prg + crazy golf.tga in crazygolf.prg + crazygolf.tga. It does not load at all, screen keeps blank, on the SK screen there is only the logo of SK. |
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Posted By
Frenetic
on 2025-05-02
04:55:15
| Re: Sidekick264 > .tga projection on TFT RGB screen on .prg
I don't have my C16 set up at the moment, but I'll test once I have it again.
Maybe it's a stupid bug in my code: does it work with filenames without spaces?  |
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Posted By
Retroshire
on 2025-05-01
02:28:40
| Re: Sidekick264 > .tga projection on TFT RGB screen on .prg
I think it is nice to have a gamepicture on the little TFT screen of the Sidekick. A bit sad it does not work with .prg's. Though it does with CRT.
In Github I read: "You can also create custom logos to be used with Easyflash .CRTs and .PRGs (.raw format for the OLED, 24-Bit uncompressed .tga for the RGB-TFT), or modify the appearance on the TFT completely (see SD:SPLASH). There is also a command line tool to create custom animations visible in the C64/C128(VIC) menu". |
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Posted By
Retroshire
on 2025-04-23
06:15:30
| Sidekick264 > .tga projection on TFT RGB screen on .prg
@Frenetic I have problems with projecting .tga files on starting up a .prg
the .tga has the same filename as the .prg
it has a 240x240 dimension.
the .prg files are in /prg264 map
example crazy golf, both files in the same map:
/PRG264/01 Games/Games Sport/crazy golf/crazy golf.prg
/PRG264/01 Games/Games Sport/crazy golf/crazy golf.tga
But after starting up the game from the Sidekick264 browser (f7) it does not appear on the screen, like it does with the Alpharay neocrt program. |
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