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# Pokitto Ray Casting Demos
These are demos showing ray casting (pseudo) 3D rendering technique using
raycastlib (a Pokitto-independent C library I made along with this project) on
a small gaming console Pokitto.
These are demos showing advanced ray casting (pseudo) 3D rendering technique
using raycastlib (a Pokitto-independent C library I made along with this
project) on a small open gaming console Pokitto.
![](https://gitlab.com/drummyfish/raycastlib/raw/master/media/pokitto1.gif)
![](https://gitlab.com/drummyfish/raycastlib/raw/master/media/pokitto2.gif)
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as that will also reduce the number of rays cast).
This repository contains the version of raycastlib that I tested the demos
with, but you can find the most recent version of the library among my other
repositories.
with, but you can find the most recent version of the library
[among my other repositories](https://gitlab.com/drummyfish/raycastlib).
The demos use display Mode13, i.e. 110x88 with 256 colors. I recommend you use
this mode for your games, but the other ones are an option too. I created a
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manipulation of colors, which is important for fog/dimming. Reusing this
palette (or modifying it) will most likely be the best option for your project.
I used GNU Arm Embedded toolchain to compile the programs. Other compilers are
not tested. Don't forget to compile with `-O3`!
# License
Everything is under CC0 1.0, including all the assets (they are mostly based on