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Here is an early attempt at a graphics engine for Congo Bongo. I've worked on this mainly over this past week. This morning I finally added the ability to have a movable sprite (Bongo himself), so I figured it would be good time to show off.

For the engine itself, currently it's using the 160A graphics mode. The cliff-side is using Indirect (Charactor) Mode. The water, the trees, the bridge, and the skull are applied as "decal" sprites over top of that. And then Bongo is added at the end.

To generate the graphics, I'm using an artwork processing tool that I've developed. The tool let's me easily convert image files I've cut/copy/pasted from an arcade screenshot. It currently generates a tileset/tilemap usable with this style engine. So far, it only generates 160A graphics, but I'd like to eventually get it working for ALL the graphics modes. 160B is next on the table... which is needed to improve the appearance of Bongo.

Oh, wow. That is some killer work. Congo Bongo is one of my all-time favourites, and it's fantastic to see a screenshot that is so close to the arcade game's graphics. None of the home versions have really done it justice in that regard, IMHO.

Hmmm... A graphics engine that works for Congo Bongo should also be able to support the other Sega isometric games (Zaxxon, Super Zaxxon, and Future Spy, though the less said about Future Spy the better). Just saying

Also: 160B is fraught with trouble ... it eats up MARIA's DMA processing time. What you have in 160A looks really good. 160B is fine for sprites, but I wouldn't necessarily use it for play field characters in this instance.

Thanks. Congo Bongo is one my favorites. I was a bit surprised with how well the background graphics scaled down to 160 horizontal pixels. My backup plan was to try and figure out how to wrangle one of the 320 pixel modes, but after seeing the results of this, I decided it was completely unnecessary.

As for reuse in games like Zaxxon, it's a mixed bag. Currently, this engine doesn't support any form of scrolling. But I'm trying to keep the display list generator code as a separate module, so it could be shared/re-used in other projects. Scrolling on the 7800 is something I'm interested in doing, but I wanted to get a basic single screen engine going first.

Ultimately, my goal is to make this into a full game, with a sub-goal of trying to do this in parallel with the 2600 version I'm working on. So far, this one (7800) version has stolen my attention. I have a few other projects in the works that I'll be juggling around (to keep things interesting). So, no promises, but we'll see where this goes.

Anyways, here's an update with some of the movement code stolen from my 2600 version. It's not perfect nor complete, but it's fun to play around with. I've fixed Bongo's colors using the darker shades in the $3x hue range, as that provides the best contrast/color appearance both in an emulator and on a CRT. Let me know what you think.

Could it be possible that this command create a more unique file name and allow to automatic save it? My idea is to get one of my first big Enscape wishes working - rendering of Rhino Bongo animations.

My dirty workaround would be to start a Bongo animation rendering based on the simple Rhino display screenshot output, but additional to use _BongoBonusToolForEachFrame and create an automatic Enscape screenshot. I would measure the needed time and add a longer render frame delay at the Bongo output options. So, each frame would be rendered by the Rhino screenshot and additional I get an Enscape screenshot.

This workflow isn't perfect, but only a little bit code enhancement would allow to use Bongo rendering, a big step forward - free camera animation, free object movements. So, I cross my finger and hope to get this little code enhancement. Please see it as an interesting experiment.

creating many screenshots is not the same as rendering a video. For the latter case Enscape adds some smoothing to specific features to reduce flickering in the video. So even if we implemented your request, it does not produce the output you expect from it.

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I have a DLL which i use in an Environment where i need to handle the Load of external assemblys myself. I want to load an assembly into an AppDomain. This works fine when i try this with the CurrentAppDomain, but i fail when doing this into a appdomain which i create myself.The background is that i want to unload the appdomain at the end so that the assembly is "released" in the end.

In your current example, I don't see any uncommented code that would cause the newly created AppDomain to try and load an assembly. I'm assuming in this answer that there's a call to Load that's missing from your uncommented code.

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