C64 Assembly lesson 7: Custom Charset! Creating your own cool characters, easily! @CallousCoder

Uploaded September 2022 | Updated September 2026, 5 hours ago

Today in #c64 #assembly #lesson you will learn how to load a customer chracterset. And how to create one with 21st century technology, aka the web! We will also cover KickAssembler imports

Let's code like its 1984 again!

Code:
github.com/rdoetjes/c64/tree/main/lesson07

CHAPTERS:
00:00 Intro
01:29 Setup ram charset
07:06 Going through the code
10:19 Creating a charset
15:27 Fixing my adhoc # char
17:15 Outro

C64 Assembly lesson 7: Custom Charset! Creating your own cool characters, easily!

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