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Post by spannernick on Apr 26, 2018 13:26:01 GMT
dre10g 13 hours ago For example GIJoe(multidisk) and Street Sports Basketball (multiple prg files on 1 disk) Maybe a way to make games which use multiple prg's into 1 prg file? Gurce 11 hours ago Aah I think I know what you're after, all those extra support files for a single game make things look very cluttered in the loader menus on these multi-game disks? I think for a small-ish game it might be a bit technically challenging but possible. But with larger games it might not be possible, as when you LOAD "prgname",8,1 a prg file, this single load of the prg file needs to fit with the c64's memory (which might be 64k at best, but with kernals video memory chewing up some space there too). Maybe an alternative might be for the developers of these multi-game loader menu programs to add in an option for the disk-preparer to "hide" any prg/seq files from the menu. This way, when you share the disk with others, they can just be given a list of the startup prg of each game (rather than seeing the support files). PS. As these forums are closing soon (this friday), thought I'd better share a link to the spiritual successor to these forums, so that we can continue these discussion there: c64minicommunity.freeforums.netdre10g 9 hours ago Thanks.. should i post this question in there as well? Gurce likes this. Gurce 9 hours ago dre10g Yup sure, all fine to copy/paste this thread across ------------------------------------------------------------ spannernick Copied across..
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Post by spannernick on Apr 26, 2018 17:25:13 GMT
Aneira 3 hours ago I usually shove all the extra files at the buttom of the disk. That makes it easier to navigate with a filebrowser.
Jammet 2 hours ago
You likely know this, everybody, but just in-case a few people do not, when you load the file inventory of a disk the old fashioned way, and then LIST it, you can hold down CTRL to slow the list, until you see what you want, then press STOP. tomxp4118 minutes ago Yep. I did that often when writing BASIC programs. I was actually surprised when I went to the PC world and they did not have that feature.
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