Step 1: Convert ScrollingTrick sources to shared library.
Step 2: Add BOB/VSprite support with multi-region clipping. (This is NOT optional because the ScrollingTrick algorithm introduces a Copper seam that allows wrap around from the bottom to the top of the screen buffer to save Chip RAM.)
Step 3: switch Copper handler to allow rainbows
Step 4: make Amos extension as frontend and create simple examples
Step 5: AGA version of the same
Stretch goal 1: add TOME features like animated tile support and multi-tile Briks, then update the extension and make example AMOS codes to demonstrate the capabilities
Stretch goal 2: CPU blitting for Fast RAM tile access and faster BOBs on 68020+ while possibly adding PowerBobs extension compatibility
Stretch goal 3: Adapt to allow tiled dual playfield support
Stretch goal 4: sidebar “screen” support using sprite hardware
Stretch goal 5: Mesa version for AROS graphics card users
Stretch goal 6: MiniGL/TinyGL version for NextGen Amiga-like systems without requiring an emulator
Stretch goal 7: OpenGL/latest Mesa version for Mac/Linux/Windows systems (depends on stretch goal 5 or 6 being met successfully).
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