I had a limited amount of monitors, so only one MSX was turned on. I recorded this when not everything was started, before the people barged in. But I assure you, NMS 8250 was running games the whole 3 days.

Thanks, I got the same reaction from many visitors :)

Thanks, a lot of people gathered in that room almost all the time...

That is an Amiga demo, I first made a video out of it using FS-UAE, then converted it to koalavideo and then played the video on C64 with RAD.

@@zzarko ahhh. thats why I can't find a copy then!

I did not have it at the time, but acquired one much later. I am glad that is is still in a good shape and working :)

Thanks! I can say, now that a year has passed, it still works just fine, used 5-10 times a day! :)

Yes, that is add-on card for music. If you have a REALLY good hearing, I guess you could hear even the keyboard sounds behind the music :) (but there is some very audible when machine starts)

Misliš na benchmark forum? Slobodno nastavi temu tamo, a takođe ima i aktivna TIM tema na Balkan Retro Computing Discord serveru.

Ja sam ga koristio u prvom razredu srednje škole, imali smo ih punu učionicu u Zrenjanunu.

TIM's HW is too slow to do any fullscreen animation, so this one is interlaced, at one time only even or odd lines are updated, and you get the impression of speed

Yup, as it was part of the demo for the same reason :)

Not for MS-DOS, this machine runs something older, CP/M. It will be available as soon as I am satisfied with all the details, source code and all...

After some time, I finally added the timestamps...

We had more CRTs in the years before, but it is becoming more and more troublesome to transfer them all to the conference and back. They are getting older (and so are we :) ) and not ready to be turned on for the whole day...

​@@zzarkoCan i ask what crt is that? And what is the thing that its connected to, i have the crt im just wondering how do i get it to worl

@@Theonlysaffr The small one is my friend's. It is old surveillance monitor with composite input. That monitor is connected to Russian clone of Galaksija computer.

I know this is out your field but, i have the exact same monitor with a red av(?) output, do you know how to connect it to a pc@@zzarko

Music is for AY chip, player code and music are not mine, I just integrated them into the game (there is a complete information in title screen's scroll message).

You can hear it at the en of the video, when I moved the camera next to a very quiet speaker. When I replace it, I expect it to be louder :)

It is DIY, Demerzel from benchmark.rs retro forum made it.

@@zzarko Nice :)

Iskreno, nemam pojma, u pitanju je 3D engine napisan u Pascal-u za TRSE. Možeš pogledati source, lib3d je biblioteka.

Not "basic" in the "BASIC" sense, but more as in "simple". Made with TRSE, as description says :)

@@zzarko Oh thanks, that explains it.

Yes it is, Vodka :)

@@zzarko Oh, stupid me, I should figure it out :) ha ha, nice

Yes, something like that, 512x256 with black and 3 shades of green

Resolution is 512x256 with 3 shades of green. Leuat's dithering made it look fantastic

I feel fine with or without the ZX... And I love the machine, the same as all my other retro machines (back in the day, I played many games on friend's ZX, as he did on my C64). But I must admit that I love C64 a bit more than the rest, as it was my first computer :)

@@zzarko Was a joke, a bit provocative, like a video itself :) Long Live c64 & zx! :)

There are contacts for Marko and me on bitbucket page, send an email with more information about the problem. Have you properly configured jumpers and programmed GAL, as described here: github.com/msolajic/c264-magic-cart

@@zzarko Yes programmed GAL and jumper configurated for flash AM29F040B,but when I insert the cartridge and turn on the C16 it doesn't work the screen appears as if nothing was inserted.

Of course, as soon as it is ready. The code is based on already existing code from bitbucket.org/zzarko/magic-cartridge-generator , but first it needs to be tested on real hardware, to see if banking would work or not...

Both old and new routine draw on a 80x50 big pixels screen. Each character in a font has a matrix of 2x2 big pixels in it. Each big pixel is 4x4 actual C64 pixels, so in that sense they are quadripled.

Turbo-Rascal, now I get it :-)

scr1 is on $3800, scr 2 is on $3C00, background is on $5000. I copy from $5000 to $3800, then draw the sprites, then switch VIC-II screen to $3800. Then the same with $3C00.

@@zzarko Thanks, its clear now..

To be honest, TIM-011 is 80-90% clone of SB180, open source CP/M computer whose complete plans were published in British BYTE magazine in September 1985. Even the TIM OS is some 80--90% SB180 CP/M. People from Pupin added video circuit and keyboard to SB180 and wrote software support for those, more or less... AFAIK, at the time, it was never published that TIM-011 was a clone of SB180, but that it was an original domestic machine.

@@ZarkoZivanov at this time tehre was no problem for this kind of "CLONING" because a punch of Companies wourldwide made clonse from "Sharp" to some Japan companies --- all of tham have cloned first PC , IBM PC with Intel 8 Bit processor INTEL I8080.

Yes, it is a real TIM-011. But no, there is no screen scrolling, I just redraw alien tiles each time and erase a part left and right of the aliens, so there is only (almost) minimal drawing involved.