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Most welcome! :D

Hey there, nope, this isn't either, but I wrote to you on the other project you commented on about a way to get around that problem.

Good luck! If you use any of these, I'd love to see your work! 😁 

Cheers!

Hey there. Thanks!

No, unfortunately not. I do plan on making some cheap commercial packs that have segments you can loop around, but that takes quite a bit of effort and editing. Not sure when I'll have the time for that.

But let me give you a tip that I've done in the past. You can crossfade parts of the song. If you nail the beat, it will be not noticeable. It takes a bit of effort in coding, but once done, you're good to go!

Oh, and that technique also opens up way more opportunities since you could nicely crossfade different songs, including when switching areas, for example.

Hey there! This is a very nice tileset. I made a demo for Continuum 93 using it: 

Created the Discord channel. See the description above for the link. 😉

You raise a very good point. I think a discord is definitely something that can be set-up way faster. Let me look into that and I'll probably have something ready in a few days.

Will comment here and probably update some info description when ready.

In the mean time, if you have any questions, ask away here. :)

Hi there!

Thank you kindly for your interest in this!

Yes, the forum is disabled for now. I got A LOT of spam on it, need to implement a better and nicer forum.

The reason for which I didn't yet do that is because I am on a deadline for a rather big update for Continuum. Added quite a few important things and I expect it to be released in a couple of weeks.

Actually I am now working on updating documentation and preparing the video.

Keep close. 😉

Hello again!

Here is yet another update on the Continuum 93 and Continuum Tools debugger.

In a nutshell:

• A very much improved debugger, also written with MonoGame;

• new OS for Continuum written directly in the assembly language of this machine;
  

• new way of programming with VS Code and the code can be split over different files;

• improved CPU, logging and a bunch of others along with sample programs.

Next step would be to actually add some sound to it before porting it to other platforms.

Here’s also a presentation video for this update:

Enjoy!

Hey everyone and Merry Christmas to you all!

This is just to let you know I've now released my first version of Continuum 93, a retro "machine" which is now available on Windows but will slowly migrate onto some microcontrollers later on and eventually might even get its own hardware.

Pretty excited about it, I did rush a bit to release it just before Christmas, but I very much welcome all critique as well.

Continuum 93

Enjoy it!

Best regards!

Enthusiast guy

Hi there!

Your work is brilliant, really excited about this. I would really like to integrate parts of it in my game as it is exactly what I need. I tried to privately write to you here, but I cannot find how. Can you look me up on YouTube and send me an e-mail I can write to you on? I wish to properly credit you and if you would like, show you how I plan on using your work. And, maybe, generally keep you close, I really like your eye for pixel art and maybe we can do some business collaboration in the future.

Cheers!

Enthusiast Guy