This is an example of an Atari 65xe train sound. The first part of this code sets up the variables ST$ and CH$. Each has 4 bytes reserved for Basic memory. The next line places the text “TOOT” inside of the ST$ variable to be used later in the program. In this part of the […]
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Design Atari Player Missile Graphics This Atari Basic Program demonstrates how to position a Player Missile Graphics character on the screen. This type of character is independent of the background characters on the screen. It can be moved in both horizontal or vertical positions. This program sets a place in memory to store the Player
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The Early Atari Computers There was a time when the Atari home computers were the only way to get graphics onto a display. In order to make this possible, you had to own at least a black and white TV and hook it up to your computer. Enter the Atari Altirra Emulator! Once you had
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Atari Graphics A descriptive paragraph that tells clients how good you are and proves that you are the best choice that they’ve made. Understanding Atari Graphics The Atari personal computers were equipped with utilizing graphics because of a special chip known as POKEY. Later versions required the GTIA chip to obtain Graphics in a higher
Atari Basic Programming Simple game tutorial This page explains how to create a simple game using Atari Basic 800/XL/XE. For easier reference I have created a listing of the code first following how the program works. 10 GRAPHICS 3 20 X=1:Y=1:C=1 25 COLOR C: PLOT X, Y 26 COLOR 3:PLOT 15,8:DRAWTO 25,8:DRAWTO 25,15:DRAWTO 15,15:DRAWTO 15,8
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