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`15.Jan.2024`	Preview video: "The Deep" for Apollo Vampire V4 Sami Vehmaa's latest project will be an action adventure exclusively for the Apollo Vampire V4: as a diver you try to find the 50 loads of gold that a sunken ship once carried. (dr) [News message: 15. Jan. 2024, 22:15] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`15.Jan.2024`	Game Construction Kit: Video tutorials for the Scorpion Engine The Scorpion Engine is not only intended for developers, but - as Erik 'earok' Hogan, author of the Game Construction Kit, emphasises - for anyone who wants to create a game for the Amiga. With the Scorpion Engine, he is trying to realise a project that strikes a balance between user-friendliness, performance and flexibility. We therefore asked the developer to what extent video tutorials are available. Just recently Erik was a guest on AmigaBill. The recording of the live stream available on YouTube shows in great detail how a very simple game can be created from scratch using the Scorpion Engine. Coincidentally, it uses the same Terybleknight artpack that was used in a Redpill game. The video series launched in April 2022 in collaboration with Michael Parent from BitBeamCannon (amiga-news.de reported) was also continued: Making Games with Scorpion Engine has six parts. Finally, please refer to the video tutorial on creating a vertically scrolling demo, which we also mention in our update messages. (dr) [News message: 15. Jan. 2024, 11:27] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`14.Jan.2024`	Blog: Mingo's Commodore Page" becomes "Mingo's Commodore Blog" Domingo has been running his "Mingo's Commodore Page" for almost two decades and has published numerous instructions, information and tips there. Now he has moved to Google's blogger service at a new address and has already published a new tutorial for Amiga users on data exchange between Amiga and PC via the serial interface (German). The move had become necessary due to permanently rising costs with the previous provider, the enormous amount of time required for maintenance (which is no longer necessary with the new provider) and the code of the old website, which had become increasingly complex over the years and therefore more difficult to manage. As Domingo tells us, the old manuals will be revised and gradually republished in the new blog. The focus of the blog is on tutorials, but there will be "reviews" of Commodore hardware and software, such as the one about the Amiga 1200 (German). Unfortunately, however, not everything can be transferred 1:1 from a website to a blog, so it remains to be seen whether and what else will be on the blog. In any case, the current plan is to post a new entry at least every 10 to 14 days. (dr) [News message: 14. Jan. 2024, 17:09] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`14.Jan.2024` Andreas Magerl (ANF)	Print magazine: Amiga Future, issue 166 The English and German issue 166 (January/February 2024) of the print magazine Amiga Future has been distributed. It can be ordered directly from its editorial office and from Amiga dealers that stock the magazine. Content of the current issue includes, besides various reviews, show reports from Amiga-Meeting Nord and the a1k.org-Meeting in Finkenbach as well as an interview with Richard Löwenstein. (snx) [News message: 14. Jan. 2024, 08:15] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`13.Jan.2024`	Video tutorial: Reading CSV files with AMOS In another part of his series of short tutorials on AMOS Pro, retro and Amiga fan 'Yawning Angel' shows how he reads CSV (Comma Separated Values) data into a programme and separates the CSV values, both manually and using an automated method. (dr) [News message: 13. Jan. 2024, 22:02] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]

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