Difference between revisions of "Miscellaneous"
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=== ''[https://github.com/kounch Visual Studio Code Tasks and Scripts]'' === | === ''[https://github.com/kounch Visual Studio Code Tasks and Scripts]'' === | ||
| − | : Some VSC goodies by Sergio Rodríguez | + | : Some VSC goodies by Sergio Rodríguez to work with NextBasic and ZX Basic |
=== ''[https://www.facebook.com/groups/OctarineStudio/ Octarine Studio]'' === | === ''[https://www.facebook.com/groups/OctarineStudio/ Octarine Studio]'' === | ||
| − | : Octarine Studio by Guy Black PC based editing tool that currently supports palettes and tiles. | + | : Octarine Studio by Guy Black is a PC based editing tool that currently supports palettes and tiles. |
=== ''[https://www.specnext.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=351 UDGeedNext Sprite Editor]'' === | === ''[https://www.specnext.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=351 UDGeedNext Sprite Editor]'' === | ||
Revision as of 23:26, 2 March 2020
Contents
- 1 Simon N Goodwin's Spectrum Next Page
- 2 Visual Studio Code Tasks and Scripts
- 3 Octarine Studio
- 4 UDGeedNext Sprite Editor
- 5 Speccy Art
- 6 ZX Spectrum Next tools by Theodore (Alex) Evans
- 7 hdfmonkey
- 8 ZXSpectrumNextTests by Kevin Watkins and Peter Helcmanovsky
- 9 ZXSpectrumNextTests by Robin Verhagen-Guest
- 10 WASPtools by Phoebus Dokos
Simon N Goodwin's Spectrum Next Page
- A host of utilites for NextBasic written by Simon, NextPort, Nextramon,
- Next MGT Reader amongst other treasures.
Visual Studio Code Tasks and Scripts
- Some VSC goodies by Sergio Rodríguez to work with NextBasic and ZX Basic
Octarine Studio
- Octarine Studio by Guy Black is a PC based editing tool that currently supports palettes and tiles.
UDGeedNext Sprite Editor
- Windows based sprite editor written by some guy I have never heard of. Currently supports 8 bit
- palettes. 9 bit and 4 bit sprites should be added at some point....
Speccy Art
- An online drawing experience that aims to help you create Sinclair ZX Spectrum-like images.
- Supports the classic ULA mode (256x192 pixels with 8x8 attribute squares and 15 classic ZX colours)
- Supports the Timex HiColour mode (256x192 pixels with 8x1 attribute rectangles and 15 classic ZX colours)
- Images can be saved and loaded through TAP files or exported into SCR/SHC files.
ZX Spectrum Next tools by Theodore (Alex) Evans
- Multiple tools for various graphics conversions and processing
hdfmonkey
- A Swiss Army Knife for working with FAT partitions on Spectrum emulator HDF images
ZXSpectrumNextTests by Kevin Watkins and Peter Helcmanovsky
- Suite of tests exercising various aspects of ZX Spectrum Next
- Tests for: Next registers, Copper, Sprites, Layer2, ULA modes, Extended ULA, Layers mixing modes, Z80N instructions, ...
- ASM Sources for each test (sjasmplus assembler syntax)
ZXSpectrumNextTests by Robin Verhagen-Guest
- Suite of tests exercising various aspects of ZX Spectrum Next (yes, one more :) )
- Tests for: DMA, MMU paging, Layers mixing modes
- ASM Sources for each test (Zeus assembler syntax)
WASPtools by Phoebus Dokos
WASPtools is a suite of tools comprised of a palette manipulator, a sprite editor, a graphics converter, and tilemap editor (both virtual tilemaps for say Layer2, and the hardware tilemap mode).