Halloween Fun

I am sorry it's a day late, but it's the thought that counts right?! :-) Here is a little CODEF Halloween treat for you all! Enjoy!

http://codef.namwollem.co.uk/Halloween/halloween.html

Music by Mibri and all other stuff by me, apart from some ripped CSS from somewhere on the 'net! ;-)

AY-3-8910 Chiptune Player

Hi everyone! Another chiptune player gets the CODEF treatment now! :-)
This time the AY-3-8910 .YM player, with STEREO support - as used in Amstrad CPC machines amongst others, coded by 'Megachur'! 

http://codef.namwollem.co.uk/TEST/AY-3-8910/webAY-3-8910.html

Enjoy more retro chiptune fun!

The B.I.G. Demo by The Exceptions from the Atari ST

Hey everyone, I'm sure you're aware that a few years back Antoine 'NoNameNo' Santo converted about 90% of the B.I.G. Demo into CODEF, but never had the time to finish it (i.e. the 4 additional screens, nor the Digital Dept. were not included). About 3 years ago I remade the Digital Department screen (with the help of the SC68 player by Juergen Wothke), but it's only recently I have finally decided to put the two screens together, and add the missing elements of the B.I.G. Demo to finally bring you the FULL experience of this incredible and classic old-school Atari ST Demoscreen to your browser window! I hope you enjoy!

CREDITS: 

GFX Ripping and code for main B.I.G screen by Antoine 'NoNameNo' Santo
SC68 Playback routine by Juergen Wothke
All musics by 'Mad Max' of The Exceptions
Physc-O-Screens and BIG Scroller code and GFX ripping by me (Mellow Man)
Reworking the original CODEF from NoNameNo and integrating new screens by me (Mellow Man)

http://codef.namwollem.co.uk/BIG_DEMO.html

PixelPlus player for CODEF

Here is the obligatory CODEF conversion of the latest webmusic player by Juergen Wothke! Here is the webPixel+ player for PxTone Collage & Organya music files. Respective formats were created by
Daisuke "Pixel" Amaya for STUDIO PIXEL.

http://codef.namwollem.co.uk/TEST/pixelPLUS/webPixel.html

Thanks as always to Juergen for all of his hard work!

The 24 Hour Screen by TCB from Syntax Terror

Time to go back to the ST! I saw on a Facebook Group the other day, an old TCB screen I had long forgotten about, so decided that it deserved the CODEF remake treatment.... so here it is, the 24 Hour Screen by TCB from the Syntax Terror demo!

Hope you enjoy it as much as you may have done first time around! :-)

http://codef.namwollem.co.uk/24hrsTCB/24hrsTCB.html

Nintendo DS webaudio player

Using the latest WebAudio player by Juergen Wothke, which this time plays music files from the Nintendo DS - I have made the obligatory CODEF version!

Plenty of great tunes available at FTP/Modland for you to enjoy! Have fun!

http://codef.namwollem.co.uk/TEST/DS/webDS.html

Oracle Ball Scroller

Hey! I thought it was time for a new remake, and saw a cool post on one of the Cracktro pages showing a cool screen by Oracle, called Ball Scroller..... so here it is, is CODEF form! Right-click to change songs (as per the original), and lots of cool bubble-type graphics! Enjoy!

http://codef.namwollem.co.uk/oracle_ballscroller/ball_scroller.html

Atari ST Quartet music webaudio playback with CODEF

Does anyone reading this remember the Atari ST four channel digi-sample playback software QUARTET? 

It was marketed by Microdeal, and was "kind of" the first ST version of the four channel digi sounds as used on the Amiga with Soundtracker (although the actual Soundtracker software came to the ST a short while later). In the meantime, Quartet was used for games and demos, and unusually was based on the traditional music stave system unlike the sequencer style of the various Sound Trackers.

Anyway, enough history - thanks once again to Juergen Wothke, and his amazing UADE players, a recent update means now Quartet tunes are now supported. As demonstrated in my CODEF example here...

http://codef.namwollem.co.uk/TEST/quartet/webQuartet.html

Enjoy the retro goodness! :-)

TCB Tracker webaudio playback with CODEF

Using the latest version of the UADE player by Juergen Wothke (as used in his PlayMOD project), I was able to add-in the TCB Tracker support into the webAudio UADE - so now Atari ST fans can playback their favourite 4 channel digi tunes, made with the TCB Tracker! Yay!

Head over to my website to see a working demo... http://codef.namwollem.co.uk/TEST/TCB/webTCB.html

Enjoy! :-) 

WebAudio SunVox Player!

Using the latest webaudio player by Jürgen Wothke, for the SunVox system, here is my obligatory CODEF re-jig!

http://codef.namwollem.co.uk/TEST/SunVox/webSunVox.html

Thanks as always to Jürgen for all of his hard work, and allowing us to share his code!

Enjoy!

globalCompositeOperation

On many of the demoscreens I have written, in order to achieve the various effects, I use a command called globalCompositeOperation.

We can not only draw new shapes behind existing shapes but we can also use it to mask off certain areas, clear sections from the canvas (not limited to rectangles or simple shapes) and more.

globalCompositeOperation = type

This sets the type of compositing operation to apply when drawing new shapes, where type is a string identifying which of the twelve compositing operations to use.

If you goto the link below, the various types of operation can be tested and seen in use.
http://codef.namwollem.co.uk/TUTORIALS/ctx_globalComposite.html

Alpha Flight Jungle Dreams 3 Intro from the Amiga

Today's remake is another one from the Commodore Amiga, this time it's Alpha Flight, and their "Jungle Dreams #3" Pack Disk Intro which has it's day in CODEF!

Nice little tune, and a nice look - also a quick 90 minute remake! :-) Enjoy!

http://codef.namwollem.co.uk/AFLJD3/AFL_JungleDream3.html

Paragon 28 Amiga Intro

I recently saw a cool BBS Packdisk Intro from the Amiga, Paragon 28 - just loved the ideas in it - a great tune, nice font, and some really cool EQ bars! So I thought I just HAD to do a quick remake! 

I hope you enjoy it... 

http://codef.namwollem.co.uk/paragon28/paragon28.html

eSWAT cracktro by Paradox from the Commodore Amiga

I saw a cool cracktro today, by Paradox - for the game eSWAT from the Amiga, so I thought I'd have a go at a quick remake - and two hours later it was done!

I had to rewrite the CODEF scrolltext .js library in order to achieve the scroller effect, but only took about 10 minutes, so you'll find in the code of this one a link to a new "codef_cos_scrolltext.js" which allows for a "bounce effect" on the scrolline (horizontal only)!

I hope you enjoy this latest remake!

http://codef.namwollem.co.uk/eswat/eswat.html

EDIT: Added touch events for iOS devices, as well as soft buttons to simulate mouse left and mouse right clicks (also for iOS users), and a variable opening text - device dependant.

UP ROUGH AMP

Just thought I'd post something I was working on with Spot on recently.... the UP ROUGH AMP!

http://codef.namwollem.co.uk/uprough_amp/

Our homage to WINAMP I guess, written in CODEF, and using the UADE webplayer by Jürgen Wothke!

Starts with a sample playlist, drag and drop your own tunes if you wish! If they contain multiple tracks, you can skip thru the tracks - choose from several different EQs, and some mini scrollers etc..

Take a look, have a play and see what you think!

CREDITS:

Code by me (AKA Mellow Man)
GFX by SPOT
UADE webplayer by Juergen Wothke

Safari Guns cracktro by Atari Legend and Replicants!

After a couple of months break due to work and family commitments, I am back with a new ST cracktro remake, as suggested by BOSS of ZUUL!

The Christmas-themed Safari Guns cracktro by Atari Legend and Replicants!

Some nice touches on this one, as well as a killer soundtrack - hope you enjoy :-) 

http://codef.namwollem.co.uk/safari_guns/safari_guns.html