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Actually, it doesn't run MC in upper ram, it just needs the RAM to store the individual frames.

There is a version of Macrolife that runs in 16K, but you can't do much with it.

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Greg

Works fine in Eightyone with the shown hardware setting.

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Greg

Creates animations using the "Life" algorithm on a pre-loaded BMP.

Info and instructions in the Intro.p file.

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Greg

My magazine wishlist is for Synceware News, all mine got stolen years age. I did scan the pages which had my stuff on them, wish I'd scanned the whole thing now. WoS has a listing but only the covers.

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Greg

Well, I certainly didn't want to open a can of worms. I was unaware of the controversy regarding this site.
The powers that be can delete the thread, or can I delete a post myself?

Sorry

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Greg

That look great, I'm envious!!! It's nice to know that programs can still be tested on the real thing. I have a ZX81 and T/S1000 with RAM pack, just no cables, power supply or B&W CRT TV.

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Greg

Here's a nice software repository site, nicely organized too, not just games, "The Internet Archive Software Collection > TOSEC: The Old School Emulation Center > TOSEC: Sinclair ZX81 (2012-04-23)" https://archive.org/details/Sinclair_ZX81_TOSEC_2012_04_23 Click on the link for downloadable zip file...

Been there done that back in '87. The program is available on Fred's site http://www.pictureviewerpro.com/hosting/zx81/fredn.htm as well as here... http://www.theoldcomputer.com/roms/index.php?folder=Sinclair/ZX81/Various However, it doesn't work very well in emulators for reasons Fred explains. I g...

I liked your paper and samples on the One Dimesional Cellular Automata on the ZX81.

Take a look at the ZX-LSYS which I just posted, you might find it interesting.

Regards;

Greg

Something new, a Lindenmayer Systems (L-SYS) program for the stock 16K ZX81/TS 1000.

Everything is explained by running the Readme.p file.

Give it a try, make some of your own definitions. Sample definitions are contained in the Parameters.txt file.

Regards;

Greg