Klumsy Administrator Posts: 1061 From: Port Angeles, WA, USA Registered: 10-25-2001 |
here is the matrix in 32 bytes 176 remember to make it copy con whatever.com oh because its textmode, alt-enter to fully enjoy. ------------------ [This message has been edited by klumsy (edited November 17, 2003).] |
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Klumsy Administrator Posts: 1061 From: Port Angeles, WA, USA Registered: 10-25-2001 |
nobody tried it? ------------------ |
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nfektious Member Posts: 408 From: Registered: 10-25-2002 |
I did...no luck tho. Did as you said. I'll try some of those other ones tho, just to see if they work  [edit] Cool stuff tho bro [This message has been edited by nfektious (edited November 18, 2003).] |
zookey Member Posts: 1902 From: Great Falls, Montana, USA Registered: 04-28-2002 |
ok I am going to sound like a dork here ---but this is the Matrix as in Keanu Reeves and high flying ninja kicks right? because I am going to feel like a dork if it isnt and I am just typing this to show off that I am a fan of that matrix hehhehehehheh ------------------ |
Briant Member Posts: 742 From: Stony Plain, Alberta, Canada Registered: 01-20-2001 |
I tried it, didn't work for me either. Yes, the alt-0 isn't doing anything, and the resulting .com file is thus only 31 bytes. Can you double check the numbers? Or better yet, just email the .com file to me and I'll host it for people to download? nfektious, what "other ones" worked? BTW, everyone please try out my Matrix screen saver if you haven't done so already. It's at http://www.tegarttech.com/codex - free registration if you email me and mention you saw this post and also tell me one thing I can change or add to improve it (mentioning "multi-monitor support" doesn't count, I'm already working on that). Brian ------------------ |
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nfektious Member Posts: 408 From: Registered: 10-25-2002 |
these were in another thread here (all posted by klumsy): here is the first example. 12 bytes, not too hard to remember for a party trick, this one if done right should flash the screen different colors here is a little scrolling one 11 bytes some funky red plasma now this is a nice one for 16 bytes, a plasma,watery looking one I figured I'd copy them all here on behalf of Klumsy. Enjoy |
CobraA1 Member Posts: 926 From: MN Registered: 02-19-2001 |
Go here: http://www.kibria.de/frhed.html get frhed Import the hexdump: b003cd10b7b88edb80e73fe540a9f0f574068b07d02f74048987a0004b4bebe8 When it asks "Does this data have the same format as the frhed display?" click "no." Save as a .com file and enjoy the matrix Yeah, you can't type a null byte with copy con ------------------ |
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Briant Member Posts: 742 From: Stony Plain, Alberta, Canada Registered: 01-20-2001 |
Coolness. Reminds me of the 256-byte competitions: http://www.256b.com/ ------------------ |
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nfektious Member Posts: 408 From: Registered: 10-25-2002 |
For the fun of it (or out of sheer boredom, not sure which  ) I took on the task of "debugging" Klumsy's original matrix data.1) Try substituting "1" for the 0 integer bit. I used those numbers thinking Klumsy may have slipped in his typing - or perhaps it is his old age I'll let you decide. There are of course other possibilities, but I was assuming the kiwis use the same keyboard layout as us yanks do Enjoy. |
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CobraA1 Member Posts: 926 From: MN Registered: 02-19-2001 |
The instruction is: mov [bx+0A0h], ax It's the first "0" in 0A0h, I think. I'm not sure what the instruction is for, though ------------------ |
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cheater007 Junior Member Posts: 5 From: WISCONSIN! Registered: 12-23-2003 |
I know I'll sound stupid, but, how do you do this?  |
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CobraA1 Member Posts: 926 From: MN Registered: 02-19-2001 |
The programs are made in ASM, then assembled. ASM is basically a human-readable form of a binary program. After the programs are assembled, they basically took a hex editor, and converted all of the bytes to decimal form, so you can punch them in on a numeric keypad. Is that what you wanted to know? ------------------ |
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cheater007 Junior Member Posts: 5 From: WISCONSIN! Registered: 12-23-2003 |
Yeah, thanks! |
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. An offset of some sort, I think, but I'm new to ASM, and I don't have the original source.