I’ve been very interested in the N-SPHERES floppy, however I’m interested in how to compress my own oscilloscope paths to a floppy disk.
I assume oscistudio compressed something like a gcode file with huffman encoding to reach a few 100kb plus the renderer and GUI, but the function demo (which seems to use an earlier/different codebase) could be swapped with a non-audio oscilloscope video with extremely small file sizes.
tl;dr I’m interested in the N-SPHERES/Function executables as a minimal video demo format
- is oscistudio able to or required to edit the format of the paths? If it can freely convert from gcode then I can easily slice a video sequence like bad apple into an oscilloscope contour, already been done for rendering to an actual oscilloscope
- can paths be simplified via parametric equations within oscistudio or would I have to make compress something like point -> point gcode into arcs/parameters outside oscistudio to compress the encoding of the paths?
- is there a codebase for the rendering of N-SPHERES/Function.exe to insert my own paths?
- can I fork said code to include a separate sound system like midi or tracker for rendering the audio?