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To be able to use these following files. You will need to transfer the .D64/.PRG images to a real Commodore 64 using an XE1541 cable with Star Commander (you can also use XM1541-cable with Starcommander and with userport driver under XP too
) Alternatively, you can download one
of those three highly
recommended C64 emulators.CCS64
VICE
HOX's 64
Anywhere
Muzax Master V1.0 (1999)
In my beginner years of programming/hacking on the Commodore 64, I created various useless crap and this is unfortunately one of those which people probably could have done without. It is a simple BASIC program that allows you to play ripped music by loading it in and setting up the music INIT and PLAY addresses. Ah well, that's 1999 for you :o)
Blaze Noter V1.0 (2004?)
This is a small 1 page noter, that allows you to make 1 page messages. The noter uses BASIC input inside machine language. The program was not programmed in BASIC, so don't try listing it :o)
Bubble Noter V1.1 (2001)
Still in my beginner years programming, I wrote another note writer in 2001 called Bubble Noter V1.1. This was a pretty fun 1 page note writer which also contains bubbles. Unfortunately very restrictive to use, but it sure was fun to make.
Bubble Noter V1.2 (2001)
A second version of this small note maker, but still with restrictions. Some flashing was added and also an option to set up the colour of the screen too.
Colour Fantastic (2001)
SEUCK users would have been in for a treat with this utility, but with restrictions. This utility allows you to create new front ends and link those to your own SEUCK games. It comes with instructions, but as it was 2001, it was still a learning curve for me to program useful sources.
Digi Organizer + $1000, $1003 Music Player V1.0 (2005)
Ever wanted to mix Digi Organizer modules and example tunes together? Well, this program certainly did the trick. You are able to design your own screen mask, load in music in Voicetracker or Goat Tracker format, and also Digi Organizer modules. Handy for some, but not for everyone.
DRAZ Paint Viewer (2001)
A little utility I wrote for displaying pictures that have been drawn in Draz Paint by Noice.
Extreme Demo Maker V1.0 (2004)
A fun little demo maker, that doesn't do much, except for display pictures painted in Koalapaint and also swirling sprites, and play music in the background. There is also a little scroll text writing option for you to write your own scrolling message, greetings, etc and also load in your own music. This is also another utility that got released on the Commodore Scene cover disk.
EZ Linker 1.0 (2002)
A rather useless linker. Loads multiple files, then saves it all as one huge file. .
Handy Pack V1.0 (1999)
A mini compilation of Disk BASIC programs with various pointless utilities. This also got released on the Commodore Scene cover disk as well. Why the heck did I submit this or create it in the first place?
Menu Destroyer is a simple program that will remove/scratch any unprotected programs which is named menu, so that you can add a new menu on to your disk. Very pointless and stupid. But hey, I was a student in those times :o)
Easy-Peasy Formatter. Well, you can format your disk at a BASIC speed, (slow). Still yet again pointless.
C64 Toilet V1.0 allows you remove unprotected files that you no longer want on disk. It basically scratches the file from your disk. (Where does the toilet come in to it? Well, if you press '3' you'll see. :o)
Masterloader. Is it a tape mastering program? NO, it's yet another thick, stupid and pointless tool, which you enter a filename on disk and load and run it. BAH!
All in all, this is a crap compilation I did in those days. Haha!
Jammy Packer (2003)
A joke compactor, written for the Useless Tool Compo at Vision 2003 party.
Koalapaint 2 Frame Picture Animator V1.0 (2010)
So then, have you ever wanted to create 2 frame picture animation demos and play music? Well, this is probably the tool for you. An improved version might be made later on this year, for example music INIT + PLAY options and probably also a scroll text option. The main reason for why I created this tool is detailed in the note file supplied inside the .D64. The program also contains a public domain utility by Morris/Agony called "Dark Packer V3.1", which to my general opinion is a very useful and pretty cool fast packer for squeezing the file size down after saved as a final animation demo.
Menu Maker (2001)
My very own attempt at making a disk menu program. Not bad for my first attempt, but it is pretty tricky to use. You have to manually input the name of the files and then afterwards rename all of your files on disk to A. to X. Nice to have music on this though.
Mini Notemaker V1.0 (2002)
Those 1-page noters still roll on. Yes, it is another nice noter, but yet again with restrictions. You have to load your music and charset from BASIC. Not that bad noter, but editing wise, not all that good either. I still can use it now and then, so there's not much of a problem with that..
MSCK Charset Converter (2001)
A small utility which I made that converts a normal charset into a charset for use with Multi Screen Construction Kit by J.Wells.
Noisy Notemaker (2003)
When will those 1 page note makers stop? Well, here's another simple one which I wrote for the 2003 programming compo. It never won, but it was something quick and probably is handy for very small 1 page notes. After the note displays, the characters use a different sound. Yet again not really that interesting.
Page Linker (2006)
A 1 page note linker, which can be used to write your own messages and then link them to your games.
SEUCK Buster V1.0 (2006)
A little utility that I created for Crypt. Unfortunately there's a major bug in this version as saving data is incorrect and screws up the graphics data of SEUCK games. Music plays okay, so you best save your SEUCK games with music using Action Replay cartridge.
SEUCK Buster V1.1 (2006)
An improved version (Well, sort of) but this time I added an old packer to the utility, so that any time a SEUCK user has finished setting up the music and colour bars, they can enter the public domain packer F4CG SCR packer, by pressing 4. It was probably the best sort of packer I could find for this utility. Maybe I should do a version some time that will allow the user to add in game music as well as title music. Now that would be handy :o)
Sexy Formatter (1999)
Nothing really sexy about this tool. It was programmed in BASIC in 1999 and is a slow disk formatter as well.
Smart Logo Maker V1.0 (2007)
This is an improved version of Chico/Civita's hires bitmap to logo converter. This was originally turbo assembly source, but I could not resist to make a proper utility out of this one. Chico didn't mind this happening either as I did ask first.
Sprite Combination Tester (2010)
This is a little program that will test different values for the sprite properties, related to sprites on/off, multicolour, expansion and sprite behind background and displays the decimal POKE value which you can use to switch on/off sprite properties when you are programming games, etc.
Tape Master Pro V1.0 (2010)
Have you written games and wanted to add the classic loading appearence to you game on tape?. Well this is the perfect tool for those of you who wish to make tape masters of your own games and load your games on tape with an autoboot turbo loader with music and loading picture. This utility comes with full documentation and some example files for you to play around with. (Sharkz II). The best part of this tool is the choice of the border stripes which you could choose from. From the classic Cyberload colours to a multicolour stripey border. The tape master utility itself has a wide range of options. Auto boot turbo loader/saver source was written by Martin Piper.
TextER (2001)
A little and rather naff text editor I wrote in 2001.
Ultrafont Intro Designer Studio (2003)
A small intro maker, which was originally given a prize for the 2003 JokeTRO compo I launched. Not a bad result either, for creating your own intros to link to your own programs. The main editing is very basic though, but overall this utility is pretty much handy.
Vidcom Crazy V2.0 (2001)
A utility I wrote that allows you to display pictures painted in Vidcom paint and add fade effects to the background with music playing..
Vidcom Crazy V3.0 (2001)
A little utility that allows you to display your own vidcom pictures and use cool colour fading routines. Pretty old, but a better version was made in for Commodore Scene 2002, which allowed you create you own scroll text as well as display your pictures with background colour fading.
Vidcom Crazy V4.0 (2002)
A final version of the Vidcom Crazy V4.0. As well as editing flash colours and display Vidcom Painter pictures, you're able to add your own scrolling message at the bottom of the screen. Something more fun compared to the version 3.0.
Vidcom Picture Stripper V1.0
A utility that will split Vidcom Paint files into 3 separate files (Bitmap, colour ram and video ram).
In my beginner years of programming/hacking on the Commodore 64, I created various useless crap and this is unfortunately one of those which people probably could have done without. It is a simple BASIC program that allows you to play ripped music by loading it in and setting up the music INIT and PLAY addresses. Ah well, that's 1999 for you :o)
Blaze Noter V1.0 (2004?)
This is a small 1 page noter, that allows you to make 1 page messages. The noter uses BASIC input inside machine language. The program was not programmed in BASIC, so don't try listing it :o)
Bubble Noter V1.1 (2001)
Still in my beginner years programming, I wrote another note writer in 2001 called Bubble Noter V1.1. This was a pretty fun 1 page note writer which also contains bubbles. Unfortunately very restrictive to use, but it sure was fun to make.
Bubble Noter V1.2 (2001)
A second version of this small note maker, but still with restrictions. Some flashing was added and also an option to set up the colour of the screen too.
Colour Fantastic (2001)
SEUCK users would have been in for a treat with this utility, but with restrictions. This utility allows you to create new front ends and link those to your own SEUCK games. It comes with instructions, but as it was 2001, it was still a learning curve for me to program useful sources.
Digi Organizer + $1000, $1003 Music Player V1.0 (2005)
Ever wanted to mix Digi Organizer modules and example tunes together? Well, this program certainly did the trick. You are able to design your own screen mask, load in music in Voicetracker or Goat Tracker format, and also Digi Organizer modules. Handy for some, but not for everyone.
DRAZ Paint Viewer (2001)
A little utility I wrote for displaying pictures that have been drawn in Draz Paint by Noice.
Extreme Demo Maker V1.0 (2004)
A fun little demo maker, that doesn't do much, except for display pictures painted in Koalapaint and also swirling sprites, and play music in the background. There is also a little scroll text writing option for you to write your own scrolling message, greetings, etc and also load in your own music. This is also another utility that got released on the Commodore Scene cover disk.
EZ Linker 1.0 (2002)
A rather useless linker. Loads multiple files, then saves it all as one huge file. .
Handy Pack V1.0 (1999)
A mini compilation of Disk BASIC programs with various pointless utilities. This also got released on the Commodore Scene cover disk as well. Why the heck did I submit this or create it in the first place?
Menu Destroyer is a simple program that will remove/scratch any unprotected programs which is named menu, so that you can add a new menu on to your disk. Very pointless and stupid. But hey, I was a student in those times :o)
Easy-Peasy Formatter. Well, you can format your disk at a BASIC speed, (slow). Still yet again pointless.
C64 Toilet V1.0 allows you remove unprotected files that you no longer want on disk. It basically scratches the file from your disk. (Where does the toilet come in to it? Well, if you press '3' you'll see. :o)
Masterloader. Is it a tape mastering program? NO, it's yet another thick, stupid and pointless tool, which you enter a filename on disk and load and run it. BAH!
All in all, this is a crap compilation I did in those days. Haha!
Jammy Packer (2003)
A joke compactor, written for the Useless Tool Compo at Vision 2003 party.
Koalapaint 2 Frame Picture Animator V1.0 (2010)
So then, have you ever wanted to create 2 frame picture animation demos and play music? Well, this is probably the tool for you. An improved version might be made later on this year, for example music INIT + PLAY options and probably also a scroll text option. The main reason for why I created this tool is detailed in the note file supplied inside the .D64. The program also contains a public domain utility by Morris/Agony called "Dark Packer V3.1", which to my general opinion is a very useful and pretty cool fast packer for squeezing the file size down after saved as a final animation demo.
Menu Maker (2001)
My very own attempt at making a disk menu program. Not bad for my first attempt, but it is pretty tricky to use. You have to manually input the name of the files and then afterwards rename all of your files on disk to A. to X. Nice to have music on this though.
Mini Notemaker V1.0 (2002)
Those 1-page noters still roll on. Yes, it is another nice noter, but yet again with restrictions. You have to load your music and charset from BASIC. Not that bad noter, but editing wise, not all that good either. I still can use it now and then, so there's not much of a problem with that..
MSCK Charset Converter (2001)
A small utility which I made that converts a normal charset into a charset for use with Multi Screen Construction Kit by J.Wells.
Noisy Notemaker (2003)
When will those 1 page note makers stop? Well, here's another simple one which I wrote for the 2003 programming compo. It never won, but it was something quick and probably is handy for very small 1 page notes. After the note displays, the characters use a different sound. Yet again not really that interesting.
Page Linker (2006)
A 1 page note linker, which can be used to write your own messages and then link them to your games.
SEUCK Buster V1.0 (2006)
A little utility that I created for Crypt. Unfortunately there's a major bug in this version as saving data is incorrect and screws up the graphics data of SEUCK games. Music plays okay, so you best save your SEUCK games with music using Action Replay cartridge.
SEUCK Buster V1.1 (2006)
An improved version (Well, sort of) but this time I added an old packer to the utility, so that any time a SEUCK user has finished setting up the music and colour bars, they can enter the public domain packer F4CG SCR packer, by pressing 4. It was probably the best sort of packer I could find for this utility. Maybe I should do a version some time that will allow the user to add in game music as well as title music. Now that would be handy :o)
Sexy Formatter (1999)
Nothing really sexy about this tool. It was programmed in BASIC in 1999 and is a slow disk formatter as well.
Smart Logo Maker V1.0 (2007)
This is an improved version of Chico/Civita's hires bitmap to logo converter. This was originally turbo assembly source, but I could not resist to make a proper utility out of this one. Chico didn't mind this happening either as I did ask first.
Sprite Combination Tester (2010)
This is a little program that will test different values for the sprite properties, related to sprites on/off, multicolour, expansion and sprite behind background and displays the decimal POKE value which you can use to switch on/off sprite properties when you are programming games, etc.
Tape Master Pro V1.0 (2010)
Have you written games and wanted to add the classic loading appearence to you game on tape?. Well this is the perfect tool for those of you who wish to make tape masters of your own games and load your games on tape with an autoboot turbo loader with music and loading picture. This utility comes with full documentation and some example files for you to play around with. (Sharkz II). The best part of this tool is the choice of the border stripes which you could choose from. From the classic Cyberload colours to a multicolour stripey border. The tape master utility itself has a wide range of options. Auto boot turbo loader/saver source was written by Martin Piper.
TextER (2001)
A little and rather naff text editor I wrote in 2001.
Ultrafont Intro Designer Studio (2003)
A small intro maker, which was originally given a prize for the 2003 JokeTRO compo I launched. Not a bad result either, for creating your own intros to link to your own programs. The main editing is very basic though, but overall this utility is pretty much handy.
Vidcom Crazy V2.0 (2001)
A utility I wrote that allows you to display pictures painted in Vidcom paint and add fade effects to the background with music playing..
Vidcom Crazy V3.0 (2001)
A little utility that allows you to display your own vidcom pictures and use cool colour fading routines. Pretty old, but a better version was made in for Commodore Scene 2002, which allowed you create you own scroll text as well as display your pictures with background colour fading.
Vidcom Crazy V4.0 (2002)
A final version of the Vidcom Crazy V4.0. As well as editing flash colours and display Vidcom Painter pictures, you're able to add your own scrolling message at the bottom of the screen. Something more fun compared to the version 3.0.
Vidcom Picture Stripper V1.0
A utility that will split Vidcom Paint files into 3 separate files (Bitmap, colour ram and video ram).