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Thank you for the comment. Happy new year my friend!

Happy new Year, Josip! Yes was a nice project. Amazing effect with such little code.

Merry christmas and a happy new year my friend!

This is made with a few lines of code..fits on a Plus/4 page..Amazing, isn't it?

Thank you. You were my inspiration. My son also did the conversion to Scratch (with a little help from me)

@ you’re welcome ☺️ and I hope you have a good day

@@CyberhugTechnologies Thank you very much for the nice words

I dont know..:)

Same story here..C64 was too expensive..got mine from Aldi

Thank you very much!

Hello, thank you for watching and for this great device. I send you the images. Maybe you can optimize a few thing for this application.

Thank you for the nice comment! The T stands for TED btw

Many... i haven't tried myself yet but a comoiler speed up things for sure..but assembly is the way to go, and to solve the task we need a kind of pre-loadingd/buffering..Main topic of the video though, was to demonstrate the differences of the loading speeds..i used the projects as a vehicle to make things more interesting, sinc it was lying around. But maybe for the future. An interesting topic how to try to make a full screen animation.

i remember to struggle too

Habe es damals in Assembler geschrieben, lief aber nicht richtig..

Thank you for the nice words! Great story. At least you alsi enjoyed retro-computing from the beginning in school :) I think that Logo is a great language for learning and a slow, simple computer is also perfect for the start :)

Its a port form the C64 version. The Plus/4 has a better Basic with graphic commands, but its Basic lacks the turle-graphics. Logo is a great enhancement.

Thanks for the good words! I am curious about your results with the samples

@@GeorgMierau Which still hold up with the best PS5 games :)))

Yes its breaks records..:)

@@antonjoly9601 Merci beaucoup, Monsieur! You are my inspiration...

Its a very cool language..still holds up

@GeorgesChannel last I heard they still use it in Greek schools..

@@jamesdecross1035 Thank you for the nice words!

Danke für die netten Worte! Da sind noch einige Dinge die mir fehlen..:)

Oh vielen Dank! Thank you very much!

I remember i had to reduce it for the resolution of the plus/4 :)

@@GeorgesChannel I think this fractal diverges and you avoid the issue by clipping the pixels :) The others, if you look closely, converge.

Can't reproduce it either on the online generator! But i verified the code in Commodore Basic and c#!

What do you mean with 1.25?

Hi Kurt! Thank you for the good words! I buoght it from ebay. Go to the link in the description of the Plus/4 forum, where i name the seller. The Items are sold out at the moment. I don't want to advertise the seller here. You also can go to PCB Way and order the parts and bult one for yourself. All links are in the description.

@@GeorgesChannel Hi George thank you very much for providing the information as i am very interested in getting one.Cheers Kurt

Thank you for the nice words, Pete. I struggled this time to get the result i wanted.

Thank you Anton!

Thank you! Was struggling for hours getting this to work somehow.

If these lines are commented out, every value is zero then. Arrays have per default a length of 10. I found these fractals with a random generator.

@@GeorgesChannel ok, I still can't replicate the results with an online Barnsley fern generator.

@@TreeOfWisdom2 give me the link to the generator. The bernsley fern has a fixed probability when its uses the 4 formulas. I also change the probabilities.

@TreeOfWisdom2 Analyse the parameters and the probabilities in the code..i am sure i made some changes..post the link of the generator if yoi want, i will check later

Is the game somewhere online? I love vector games...maybe i make also a review if i like it

You are welcome. I am very happy you enjoyed the video.