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A jam submission

Invincible Sonic 16x16 pico1kView project page

Music Demo
Submitted by Troypicol (@troypicol) — 21 days, 9 hours before the deadline
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Characters/Bytes used
1016 chars, 1020 bytes

Source Code
c=26700poke(0x5f2c,3)g=pset
n={"c","c#","d","d#","e","f","f#","g","g#","a","a#","b"}a={",,23,23,23,235,23,23,33,33,33,<2,<2,<2,<2,<2,23,,23,,23,,:2,,82,82,82,<2,<2,<2,<2,<2",":0,,:0,:0,70,,70,,80,80,80,70,70,801,701,70,:0,,:0,:0,70,,70,,31,31,31,21,21,311,211,21",",81,81,81,:1,,,,,81,81,81,:1,,,,:17,<17,327,727,<17,127,527,927,327,527,827,<27,527,627,:27,237",",<0,<0,<0,21,,,,,<0,<0,<0,21,,,,:0,<0,<0,<05,21,21,311,31,:0,<01,211,311,:0,<01,211,311",",,13,,,,13,,,,13,,,,13,,,,13,,,,13,,,,13,,,13,13,",",13,,,,,13,,13,,,,,,13,,13,,,,,,13,,13,13,13,13,13,13,13,13"}p=split
for b=1,6do
s=""l=p(a[b],nil,0)for i=1,#l do
t=l[i]z=p(t,"")s..=(t==""and"v0c"or"v5x"..(z[3]or b>4and 3or 0)..n[ord(z[1])-48]..z[2])end?"\a"..b.."sci"..(b>4and 6or(b-1)%2+3)..s
sfx(-1)end
poke2(12544,641,17669,513,17413,-31741,17414,17475,17478)music()::_::?"\^1\^c0"
⧗+=1f=⧗\2%2m=memset
for i=0,7do
m(26188+64*i,204,8)m(c+64*i,73+75*(f^^i%2),8)end
m(c,179-120*f,8)m(c+64,52+15*f,8)g(32,31,1)g(32-f,32,8)g(32+rnd(3)\1-1,31+rnd(3)\1-1,7)goto _

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Submitted (1 edit)

haha wow
didnt even know this was possible
great stuff!

Submitted

Well done, this sounds fantastic! I had a go of your full 16x16 Sonic, too, I love what you did with that!

HostSubmitted

This is awesome - tune is spot-on! 😎

#GottaGoFast

Developer

Not playable, just a demo of creating some music with animation to accompany.

Submitted

how did you create the music O.O

Developer

I basically created the individual sound effects (drums, bass, melody) with print("\a") and then created the music data using those sfx by poking some values into memory. (I found these values by creating the music the normal way and then peeking the memory)