A DOS-based utility for C64 image  files that  understands  most  emulator  image formats (D64, T64, D71, D81,  D80,  D82, DNP, D2M, G64, NX, PC64, CRT, X64, ARK, LBR, ARC, SDA, SPY, CPK and the  ZipCode family) as well  as  DOS  binaries,  and converts between them.

It  also  has  a powerful  6502  Disassembler,   Text/HEX Editor, File Viewer, BASIC unlister, D64 HEX   Editor,   Directory    Customizer, CheckTape, CheckDisk, CheckZipCode (4  & 6-pack), CheckCRT, CheckG64 and decoding HQX and UU files. Many DOS functions are also included, as well as lots of  other goodies.

Copyright by Peter Schepers 1994-2009

download: noname.c64.org

Make Waves is a command line utility to make sinus waves for demos and such.

Each wave is composed of one or more discrete waveforms, which can be created independently. You can make waves that represent a full sine wave, any half of it or a quarter. You can also set a range between 0 and 255 to get suitable values for example to position sprites at the correct height.

You are also able to set a variable length for each wave up to 256 bytes.

download: noname.c64.org

Credits:

• Code: Het Meisje van de Vleeswarenafdeling
• Music: Red of The Judges
• Text: De Toiletjuffrouw
• Charset: Het Meisje van de Vleeswarenafdeling

download: noname.c64.org

Kerm1t released a new sprite editor called 7up Sprite Editor v2.0. This sprite editor can be used on a Windows computer to generate sprites for the Commodore Different 16 color palette. Copy and Paste. More than 8 sprites and HiRes palette

Latest Change:

• 2009-01-02, bugfix: switch between mc|hires
• 2008-12-21, bugfix: saving >= 10frame gif, loading non-transp.gif
• 2008-12-21, V2.0 release
• 2008-10-19, scroller-intro
• 2008-04-20, changed asm-tmpl (header was corrupt)
• 2008-04-19, 1.01 fixes saving bug
• 2008-04-18, 2nd release
• 2008-02-24, initial release (pre-alpha)

V2.01 fixes:

• switching between mc|hires.
• saving >= 10frame gif.
• loading non-transp.gif.

download: noname.c64.org

Happy new year to everyone.

Growing up in the seventies and eighties, my childhood memories basically consist of videogames, bright plastic toys and TV cartoons.

Any time that was left I spent drawing and programming games for my Commodore 64. At a later age a few of my childhood dreams became a reality when I temporarily moved to Melbourne, where I worked as a videogame programmer, did oil-painting in a studio and had my work displayed in one of the local galleries.

After a course in Graphic Design I made a career-switch and became a graphic designer/illustrator. Currently back in The Netherlands I work at a small design company and spend my spare time illustrating my childhood memories and designing papertoys.

I specialize in one-piece papertoys that consist of a single flat piece of paper, which by intricate folding is transformed into a 3-dimensional model.

source: marshallalexander.net

Wishing you a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! nIGHTFALL Crew.

dtvtrans is a PC <-> C64DTV V2/V3 transfer solution. It uses a cable connected between the parallel port of the PC and a joystick port on the C64DTV. (port 1, port 2 and the user port supported).

The transfer speed is roughly 15 Kbyte/s PC -> DTV and 13 KByte/s DTV -> PC. Used with Lallafa’s dtv2ser+usb hardware it is roughly 17 KByte/s PC -> DTV and 19 KByte/s DTV -> PC.

dtvtrans+ 1.0 (20081122) 1570 Changelog:

• [PC] disable safe setup by default due to problems with some setups
• [PC] exit on transfer errors
• [PC] updated autoflash helper (fixes AT49BV163A)

download: picobay.com/dtv_wiki

Old prices of Commodore stuff:

• 1982: Commodore Vic 20 + Tape + Games L.330.000+VAT
• 1983: Commodore Vic 20 L.199.000+VAT (discounted)
• 1983: Commodore 64 L.599.000+VAT (discounted)
• 1983: Commodore 64 + Tape + 2 Games L.699.000+VAT (discounted)
• 1983: Commodore 64 L.825.000+VAT
• 1983: Commodore Datassette L.120.000+VAT
• 1983: Commodore Floppy Drive 1541 L.680.000+VAT
• 1983: Commodore Printer MPS-801 L.550.000+VAT

Price are express in Lira (currency of Italy between 1861 and 2002)

This is a project for switch from SID 6581 to SID 8580 and vice versa. This is not a SId2Sid Clone. This is a Switcher ;-D

source: 6581-Wiki

SD2Browse by Hannu Nuotio. Changelog: v.0.5 – 8.11.2008

• bugfix: load end address was ignored.
• using kernal screen clear to save some bytes.

Files:

• sd2brwse*.prg – precompiled versions (see “Versions”)
• sd2brwse.a – the main source file
• config.def – configuration file
• Makefile – for easier development
• readme.txt – this file

download: sd2browse05 (1844) - 14.94 kB

The new name for the project is: CBM FileBrowser

source: Petscii Forums

Here’s the Pong in a chip from Polistil (1979) with the Famous chip TMS1965 (GI AY-3-8500 pins compatibile) from Texas Instruments.

have added a Composite Video / Audio output  intested of VHF antenna output.

wiki: Pong-Wiki

An old but a very great website.

source: direct link to c64 cartridges, mayhem in monsterland homepage

Here’s the full unboxing of 1541 Ultimate, Gideon has shipped it 21/10/2008 and it arrived six days later.

Now i’m testing with some Demo’s and Game’s (Single/Multi Disk) all work perfectly.

source: 1541ultimate C64-Wiki

Competition Results (first three positions):

C64 Demo:

1. Edge of Disgrace by Booze Design
2. Natural Wonders 2 by Oxyron
3. Pearls for Pigs by Xenon
4. …complete results here…

C64 Music:

1. Listen Twice by Jeroen Tel
2. Fanta In Space by Fanta
3. Highway Pilot by radiantx
4. …complete results here…

C64 Graphics:

1. Concubism by Archmage
2. Natural Beast by Yazoo
3. Drowning in Dreams by ARTuro
4. …complete results here…

source: X-2008 Homepage

download: noname.c64.org

photo: scs-trc.net