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Hi,

Just thought I share this with you guys. If you are using Modes 3 or 4,
there is 5K available between the RAM used for the screens and OBJ
characters. Don't forget its there if your 32K WRAM is drying up.

Regards,

Matt Davies
Programmer
Acclaim Studios, Cheltenham
+44 (0) 1242 533682
ICQ: 78711743
Mon Sep 11, 2000 10:16 am

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Hi, Just thought I share this with you guys. If you are using Modes 3 or 4, there is 5K available between the RAM used for the screens and OBJ characters.... 		Matthew Davies
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In message <17398269E24ED31180940090279C2CE9C483FF@ASC-NT-EXCH1> ... Hehe, yes, although you can only access it during blanking periods afaik. Hm, but if you...
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... Not true! You can access VRAM outside blanking periods. Big N have done it right this time! ... Certainly can! In nice ARM code as well :-) Matt....
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