Just for fun ....
A simple viewer (written in BlitMax) which displays images from a given folder using C64-style graphics.
For all you retro peeps.


Download - View64
You can use this as a screensaver by supplying 3 command line arguments:
View64 1024 768 c:\myimages
Note:
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If your path has spaces use "" like so:
View64 1024 768 "c:\my pictures"
If you run the exe without arguments you will be given the option to select a folder containing images and whether to run full screen or not.
Full screen mode will be 1024x768x32.
Enjoy the nostalgia trip!
Mac'ers and Linux'ers:
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If you want to compile and test on your rig let me know and I'll post the source.
A simple viewer (written in BlitMax) which displays images from a given folder using C64-style graphics.
For all you retro peeps.


Download - View64
You can use this as a screensaver by supplying 3 command line arguments:
WIDTH - width of fullscreen display (0=windowed) HEIGHT - height of fullscreen display (0=windowed) IMAGEPATH - path to a folder containing imagesExample:
View64 1024 768 c:\myimages
Note:
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If your path has spaces use "" like so:
View64 1024 768 "c:\my pictures"
If you run the exe without arguments you will be given the option to select a folder containing images and whether to run full screen or not.
Full screen mode will be 1024x768x32.
Enjoy the nostalgia trip!
Mac'ers and Linux'ers:
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If you want to compile and test on your rig let me know and I'll post the source.