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14 August 2018, 00:14
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Yeah I think mirroring is the way to go for speed reasons if indeed it is free.
Unwrapping loops is also probably essential. This IS possible on the Amiga it's just a lot of work. Literally sitting with a notepad right now seeing how much work exactly. Also wondering why it was not done back in 1993. |
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15 August 2018, 10:01
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Might be worth looking at if you can do something with the Amiga's planar bitmap format too. Maybe you could fudge it a bit, do 2 columns at a time or something. Quite often the scaling values for adjacent columns will be the same or very close, especially with low precision fixed point maths. |
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12 October 2018, 05:30
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Interesting discussions but guys we are getting completely off topic since the goal of the thread was to improve upon Doom-type (not Wolfenstein) rendering techniques on the Amiga.
 Although I do appreciate the latest posts in their own right, they deserve to live in their own thread rather than in this one. Thanks! 
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