Closed Ray-Hoo closed 3 years ago
Hello,
What is the screen mode you are using ?
If you are using Screen mode 5 or 7 , this is normal. It's a hardware limitation.
Yes, I am using screen 5. Could you please explain a bit more about this hardware limitation? As I did not experience this when using Turbo Pascal on the MSX (or I have not noticed it).
Hi,
You can check in the V9938 manual : http://map.grauw.nl/resources/video/yamaha_v9938.pdf Page 62 That in G4 and G6 mode (Screen mode 5 and 7) the lower bit of SX and DX are lost. So coordinates must be even numbers.
Hi,
If you have a GitHub account and want to be included in the Beta test of Fusion-C 1.3, let me know your GitHub Account.
See you Eric
Le lun. 9 nov. 2020 à 19:28, Raymond notifications@github.com a écrit :
Yes, I am using screen 5. Could you please explain a bit more about this hardware limitation? As I did not experience this when using Turbo Pascal on the MSX (or I have not noticed it).
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When I copy a part of the screen with the hmmm command and put in on a certain target location the location is off by 1 pixel. When I move it to the right with 1 pixel, it moves with 2 pixels. So it looks like there is a bug in the X coordinate.