The Vinnie Pooh part II (was: 48 irons)

AL> By the way, Vinnie-2 is single-frame! (this is not an April Fool's joke)

Doing such elementary things not in a single frame is simply
unacceptable today!

MR>> P.S. Make Winipuh's sprites different. He was very different. (I say this
MR>> because it seems to me that no one will remake them)

AL> The sprites have been different for a long time. I myself looked away when Felix didn’t quickly
AL> saw Pooh galloping.

Lana, I hope the dialogues will also be more literate.

P.S. Let's seal this topic before we go out, okay?

Good Luck...

... Do not stamp.

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Hello Max!

...April 02, 97 Max Romanoff and Andrew Litvinov were having a conversation on the topic "The
Vinnie Pooh part II (was: 48 irons)":
MR> Doing such basic things not in one frame is simply
MR> unacceptable today!

Uh-huh.

MR> Lana, I hope dialogues They will also be more literate.

Yeah. I'll take them on.

MR> P.S. Let's cover this topic before we go out, okay?

Uh-huh. That's it.

I wish you good luck!
Andrew. [Team AMD In$ide] [Team ZX-music]

... The strength of a fool is that the smart one is powerless before him.

AU> ════════
AU> How do you evaluate smoothness?

The standard way to evaluate smoothness. Coming from the demoscene of large computers.
First of all, from the Amiga. The criterion is how many frames the screen is redrawn. The standard frame rate is 50Hz. If they say one
frame, or in one frame, it means the program manages to update the screen in less than
in 1/50 sec. In fact, true smoothness can only be observed when the first number is always equal to one. Moreover, the second can be anything, depending on the capabilities of the system. (not only Spectrum).

There is also the concept of fps. Frames Per Second. Those. number of frames per second.
IMHO it is used on an equal basis with the previous one. and indicates how many frames
the screen is redrawn. Those. we can say that when something does not fit into 1/X, then the term FPS is used to more accurately characterize the speed. IMHO it came along with doom-like toys. (meaning in
use)

Good Luck...

... If I want your opinion, I'll ask you to fill out the necessary forms.

Читaй SPB.SPECCY. Тaм был ответ.

Good Luck...

... Macintosh - the computer with training wheels that you can't take off.

Get msg, Max!

03 Apr 97 02:23 -- Max Romanoff told Andrew Usachov about The Vinnie Pooh part
II (was: 48 irons):

MR> A standard way to evaluate smoothness. Coming from the demoscene of large
MR> computers. First of all, with the Amiga. The criterion is how many frames
MR> the screen is redrawn. The standard frame rate is 50Hz. If
MR> they say one frame, or in one frame, then the program manages to update
MR> the screen in less than 1/50 sec. Actually, true smoothness can be observed only when the first number is always equal to one. Moreover, the second
MR> can be anything, depending on the capabilities of the system. (not only
MR> Spectrum).

We must also take into account the amount of displacement of the object. For example, if Vinny-2
is 'single-frame', but jumps 30-40 pixels at a time, no demoscene will
help :)

MR> There is also the concept of fps. Frames Per Second. Those. number of frames per
MR> second.

By the way, strange. In cinema and television, the standard is 24-25 fps. Like,
based on the sensitivity of human vision. For what reasons do computers use a higher frame rate? And why does it _really_ look
smoother?

Warm greetings, Slava.

MR> There is also the concept of fps. Frames Per Second. Those. number of frames per
MR> second. It IMHO is used on a par with the previous one. and indicates for

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

MR> how many frames the screen is redrawn. Those. we can say that

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

MR> when something does not fit into 1/X, then they use the term FPS in order to more accurately
MR> characterize the speed. IMHO it came along with doom-like toys. (in
MR> sense in use)

MR> Good Luck...

MR> ... If I want your opinion, I'll ask you to fill out the necessary forms.

C U L8ER, Danil.
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VM> By the way, strange. In cinema and television, the standard is 24-25 fps.

Because they scan the entire screen at 25Hz. Those. first
even lines, then odd.

VM> Type, based on the sensitivity of human vision. From what
VM> considerations do computers get a higher frame rate? And why does this
VM> _really_ look smoother?

The dot is not illuminated twice in the same place. IMHO

Good Luck...

... Don't look back, they might be gaining on you.

Hello, Andrew!

It was Wednesday April 02, 1997, 08:25. I pass by Andrew Usachov.
On topic: "The Vinnie Pooh part II (was: 48 irons)".

[skiippp...]

AL>> By the way, Vinnie-2 is single-frame! (this is not an April Fool's joke)
AU> How do you evaluate the smoothness?

You won't be in any danger under the emulator :)

AU> ╚═[ Andrew Usachov ]═════════════════════[ 02 Apr 97, 08:25]══───-─-

With the best wishes, John.

Hello, Andrew!

It was Thursday April 03, 1997, 10:17 am. I pass by Andrew Usachov.
And he says to me: “The Vinnie Pooh part II (was: 48 irons).”

AL>>> By the way, Vinnie-2 is single-frame! (this is not an April Fool's joke)

VM> By the way, strange. In cinema and television, the standard is 24-25 fps.
Like
VM> based on the sensitivity of human vision. For what reasons do

VM> computers use a higher frame rate? And why does it _really_
look
VM> smoother?

In television, as in cinema, the standard is just 48-50 fps, but! There is one subtlety: on TV, the frame is transmitted into two fields (where the interlaced scan comes from), i.e.
in one pass, it is not the frame (of which 25/s) that is redrawn, but the half-frame - the field.
And in cinema, one frame is simply exposed twice.

As for smoothness at 50 fps - the fact is that the critical frequency
at which the eye catches flickering - just about 50hz. Therefore, the “threshold of smoothness”
is approximately 50fps, and 25fps looks a little unnatural.

By the way, purely physiologically, the critical frequency depends on the brightness of the image
- which is easy to see if you look at some picture in interlace and turn the monitor brightness knob.

Sincerely, Ruster.

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Hello!

Am 03 Apr 97 06:08:20 schrieb Andrew Litvinov an Max Romanoff

AL> Uh-huh. I'll take them on.

by the way, the book said vinnie the pooh

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JS>>> This doesn’t threaten you under the emulator :)

DG>> Why is that?

VM> There are no 128 emulators on the Amiga, and Vinnie_2 has 128/256/1024 :)))

So they both sit/write on a PC :))

VM> With warm regards, Slava.

Sincerely, Dmitry (OLDMAN).

JS> Everything is very simple:) The frame on PC is updated at a frequency of 60Hz, and on Spec -

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JS> very... In general, one continuous problem: you have to choose between
JS> music and smoothness.

And that, having chosen smoothness, it cannot be assessed? :) I think on the Z80 you can
enjoy (well, almost :) any visual effect, since it also pulls out multicolor.

JS> With the best wishes, John.

Regards, Dmitry (OLDMAN).

I wish you good luck!
Andrew. [Team AMD In$ide] [Team ZX-music]

... The strength of a fool is that a smart person is powerless in front of him.