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This is a special. You need blue/red 3D glasses to view it, as it is a stereoscopic demo. AFAIK there was only one like this before - anyone remembers? |
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added on the 2001-09-01 by tomcat |
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Although I generally lack the ability to see these kinda 3D stuff, the roto-checkers part (w/ the greets) and the floating sphere's at the and _REALLY_ blew my mind!
The soundtrack second half is also especially great. |
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added on the 2001-09-11 by Gargaj |
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Yup, this rules. Unless you don't have any red/blue glasses. |
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added on the 2001-11-15 by thom |
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This one is really nice, some of the scenes lack the effect a bit, but then again some look absolutely mindblowing. |
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added on the 2002-01-15 by zeroic |
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Some little addition. Digital Dynamite is a beginner Hungarian group. They were placed last at FLaG 2000 with a very lame Pascal demo. But they kept doing, and they became first next year with this. Now they are the most hopeful newcomer team of the Hungarian scene. |
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added on the 2002-01-25 by tomcat |
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Reminds me of the winner of the wild at Coma3, where you had to cross your eyes, then you would be able to see the 3d scenes.
Anyways, this IS |
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added on the 2002-01-25 by Nezbie |
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That "very lame Pascal demo" is here. |
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added on the 2002-02-21 by Gargaj |
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I was right - there was only one stereoscopic demo before this. That was made by Cryptoburners on the Amiga in 1990, and was also titled - what a coincidence - Third Dimension! |
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added on the 2002-09-24 by tomcat |
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Tomcat : this Amiga500 demo is on pouet here third dimension by Cryptoburners |
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There is actually another stereoscopic a500-demo out there, cant remember who made it, but it won the compo at the party where Cryptoburners' third dimension was released... |
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extra cool!
better than the Cryptoburners one because the 3D is no long wireframe, now it's mapped!
bad thing : the green texts kills the effects, mask it with a paper to have a better vision
the music is mediocre and the scenes are too statics
but the show is great, we can see these objects in true space and it is funny
a very good demo to show at no scene people |
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When I launch the demo I got a "The dynamic link library winmm could not be found in the specified path blabla..." error message. Notic the missing ".dll" behind winmm. If I copy & rename winmm.dll in winmm, the demo starts, sets fullscreen and ends. Anyone has an idea ? I'm under Win2000 Pro En, GF4, P4. Please copy your reply to my email at ojuice, thanks. |
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In fact this demo doesn't run under w2k and wxp. Hopefully Boyc gave me an AVI version of the demo, so I have finally seen it. It rocks. Too bad the video compression modify the colors anyway... |
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Slummy, you're thinking about the "3D Demo", also known as "Quo Vadis" and the group was Exit. |
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added on the 2005-06-13 by break |
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indeed |
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It doesn't run under Windows XP :( |
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added on the 2009-06-01 by Wuwu |
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Thx Garg for patching this :D |
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added on the 2010-01-25 by BoyC |
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