Amiga Screens: A Primer
Amiga Screens is a presentation about the Amiga's graphics and screen modes, created by Andrew Duff. The presentation explains the Amiga's graphics architecture, including the copper, blitter, and playfield. It covers the differences between various screen modes, including hires and multicolor, and explains how to use the Amiga's hardware to create custom graphics. The presentation also covers the use of bitplanes, the copper's role in graphics rendering, and how to optimize graphics performance. The slides are available for download from the author's website.
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