Perpetual Fragility (small C64 demo)

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The music (but not the visuals this time) is generated by a 254-byte program.

How did I manage to animate more than a thousand snowflakes when there are only 20,000 clock cycles per video frame? Read the full explanation here: https://linusakesson.net/scene/perpetual-fragility/index.php

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