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Hi!
Can you link some specs please?
Regards, Paulo
On Sat, Mar 11, 2023 at 7:24 PM Pedro de Medeiros @.***> wrote:
Video9000 graphics cartridge does superimpose by itself if you use
OUT (0x6f), 0x18
to make it opaque and
OUT (0x6f), 0x10
to make it transparent. How about using this setting to superimpose automatically, instead of trying to detect it by used registers?
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Sure. It's on chapter 5 of the Video9000 manual: http://www.msxarchive.nl/pub/msx/mirrors/msx2.com/kiwi/hardware/pdf/Sunrise/v9manual.pdf
Thanks!
I'll have to check that, but as I remender I implemented those ports. Isn't it working? Can you point me to some software that tries to activate the modes in thi way but fails?
Paulo
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Sure. It's on chapter 5 of the Video9000 manual: http://www.msxarchive.nl/pub/msx/mirrors/msx2.com/kiwi/hardware/pdf/Sunrise/v9manual.pdf
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I fixed it on my side.
Video9000 graphics cartridge does superimpose by itself if you use
to make it opaque and
to make it transparent. How about using this setting to superimpose automatically, instead of trying to detect it by used registers? This is how OpenMSX does it if you use the Video9000 extension.