Some demos are actually best watched with a big piece of cardboard between your eyes and the monitor. Or, by just turning the monitor off.
Wrinkled projector screen and bumpmapping for free :)
2003-08-01
Transformers, transform and roll out!
Damn, I meant: Autobots, transform and roll out!
2003-08-05
I am a visual basician
2003-08-07
Optimus: I used a program called Star Commander for it. It's a Norton Commander clone with 1541 support.
2003-08-08
I didn't know that Intel had its own hex system.
2003-08-12
Because FR+Visualice+Vic only got to 12th place at asm! :)
2003-08-13
What about goth geeks?
You mean the goth girls are naked where you are?
2003-08-18
If it's said in the oneliner, it shouldn't be said
If it's said by kb, it's probably generated by a speech synth
2003-08-22
I think the question is more: why are PC intros not 40k? Afaik, Amiga intros have always been 40k, even before I saw any PC intros (and the first ones were 100k?) Could have something to do with the extra code required for video/sound support on PC... No
68k instructions are 2 bytes at least, 386 1 byte. When size-optimizing, x86 should have a slight advantage, although 68k has some clever addressing modes that could save instructions sometimes.
Oh, and the "... No" there was actually supposed to mean "No, I'm not Optimus", regarding the length of the line :)
It's quite simple why Amiga doesn't have 256 byte demos... DOS is the only OS I know that's still being used, which supports raw binaries... Amiga requires headers, so it's probably impossible to do anything in 256 bytes, much like in Windows.
2003-08-24
Optimus: It's called a one-liner, I see 4 lines from you...
2003-08-25
Skarab: if you team up with a musician and designer, I think you could go a long way.
2003-08-28
Shake yo whammy fanny funky song funky song. Shake yo whammy fanny fu-unky song.
You even download your sleep, Optimus?