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Look at #uxn perform!
A page from the #uxn tutorial notes titled "The Instruction Cycle". It explains the line |0100 LIT 68 LIT 18 DEO and shows uxn riding a bike saying: Once I read a byte I decode it as an instruction and perform it.
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rostiger
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Alright, let's see if I can get this right.
Bitwise shifting notes on #uxn.
A page explaining how to use bitwise shifting for multiplications and divisions in uxntal. It shows three bits standing on a cliff while one falling off.
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rostiger
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And while I'm here, these are my notes on #uxn 1 bit per pixel sprite encoding.
A page showing three grids that show the conversion from pixels to hex numbers. It says: A 1bpp tile is a set of 8 bytes that encode the state of its 8x8 pixels. Each pixel can be on (1) or off(0). There is a drawing of a uxn balloon dropping pixels onto a little construction site.
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rostiger
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Finally got to draw a game pad, my sole reason for this whole series.
How #uxn handles input.
A page of notes from the uxn tutorial titled 'Input". It shows a NES style gamepad and its button mapping.
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