Super Mario Engine, Test with LCD and PIC

This is the first test of my graphics game engine.

Instantaneous LCD hardware scrolling. (LCD chipset).
Touchscreen, very fast tiles engine.
Contact me for more questions.

http://www.jc-omega.com/

Hardware:
- 2.8" color LCD (8bit mode, 320*240 pixel, tactile)
- PIC24HJ128GP204 (128ko, 8ko ram, 80mhz)

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• super
• mario
• PIC
• PIC18F
• PIC24
• PIC32
• AVR
• arduino
• electronics
• game
• engine
• PIC24H
• PIC24HJ

[jcomega03]

I used the LGDP4531 (It's similair with ILI920) (I found it on Ebay)

yes, the controler does the hardware scrolling, it's very fast because I don't refresh the screen (I change only one line)

I have not added a "player" on my game. I think on this LCD, a background buffer is missing.

I stopped the project, but i give you my driver source code.

[tmgofer]

Where's Mario?

[mirabilis]

@tmgofer He's in another castle.

[julz42]

What LCD controller do you use?

The chip does the scrolling, right ? So you don't clear the display for each frame, but

what happens when you add some animation (for example, the player moving on the screen),

can you still get a good framerate?

[REA00002]

@MrArkham666 Explain why you think it's fake. Something like this isn't to hard to program given you have the know how to do so.

[MrArkham666]

fake



[Steithon]

da da da da da da, oh no lol good work btw :D