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@ -125,6 +125,15 @@ much the same for the jets. The only remaining task would be to animate
the spaceship across the screen, which is not a particularly difficult
task.
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![](images/i.jpg) *The key to getting all the color cycling to work in the above example, however, would be to assign each color cycling task a different part of the DAC, with each part cycled independently as needed. If, as is likely, the total number of DAC locations cycled proved to be too great to manage in one frame, you could simply cycle the colors of the stars after one frame, the colors of the meteors after the next, and the colors of the jets after yet another frame, then back around to cycling the colors of the stars. By splitting up the DAC in this manner and interleaving the cycling tasks, you can perform a great deal of seemingly complex color animation without loading very much of the DAC during any one frame.*
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> ![](images/i.jpg)
> The key to getting all the color cycling to work in the above example,
> however, would be to assign each color cycling task a different part of
> the DAC, with each part cycled independently as needed. If, as is
> likely, the total number of DAC locations cycled proved to be too great
> to manage in one frame, you could simply cycle the colors of the stars
> after one frame, the colors of the meteors after the next, and the
> colors of the jets after yet another frame, then back around to cycling
> the colors of the stars. By splitting up the DAC in this manner and
> interleaving the cycling tasks, you can perform a great deal of
> seemingly complex color animation without loading very much of the DAC
> during any one frame.