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Feelings by Darkside

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At the Party 97 held in Aars/DK we are proud to present our 40K Intro
called "Feelings". Full Credits are going like this:

Code:		StingRay (40K is not enough!!!)
Graphics:	Repaz
3D Object:	rTG
Sound:		Mr. Vain/Secretly! (Thanx for the Tune Dude!)
BetaTesting:	Ramses/Remedy (Thanx to you too!)

Requirements:	68020+, 2MB CHIP, 4MB FAST, AGA ChipSet
Note:		No Hardware checks are made in the Intro (Size problems)
		so it may crash your machine if you don't have the right
		Hardware configuration!


Some words from the Coder:
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Most of the Routines used in this Intro are very old (i.e. the ShadeBob
Part was coded in '93). But since I don't like the new-school Style that
much, I decided to release an Old-School Intro to bring back the memories
of the past. And as you might have recognized, some others had the same
Idea too :)
In case you think, that the design sucks, please keep in mind, that I had
to do everything by myself and I'm just a coder, so.... And as a coder I
must say, that converting Gfx, putting parts together, to put it in a
nut-shell, doing the slave-work, is the most boring while coding some
stuff. But I like the Intro anyway, even I couldn't include all Routines
due to the 40K limitation (Parts left out: transforming Dot-Vectors consis-
ting of approx. 5000 Dots per Object displayed in 4 Bitplanes, 
Dot-Vector-Scroller rotating around all 3 axis (of course!), Dot LandScape
(did I say that I like Dots? :)), 2D texture-mapped Vector Logo, Hidden-Part
MusicDisk with original C64 SID-Tunes etc.).
I also wanted to use a Sine-Scroller in the ChessBoard Part so that it looks
like the old Vision Factory Crack-Tro, but due to a weird bug and having no
free space for the Sine Table (who said 40K is enough for everything?) this
one had to be left out too...

About the EndPart: I really had (and I still have) my doubts if I should
include it or not because it may destroys the idea of the Intro. But on the
other side I wanted to show, that I'm also able to code these new-school
stuff, because I think that most people want to see 3.1415927 (?) texture-
mapped Vector-Objects in one frame...
But atleast I have to tell you a weird story about the End-Part :)
Originally I wanted to include a vertical Scroller which I wanted to code
at the Party so that it looks like a real End-Part. But since I was a bit
tired (im just a human being) I went under the table and slept a bit to
avoid a brain-buffer overflow (hi Ramses :^P). Current time was 28/12/97,
3:50 a.m. Later I woke up and looked at my (analogue) watch and it showed
8:30. And I thought: "Shit, I overslept the Dead-Line" (28/12/97, 8.00 p.m.).
So I quickly assembled the Source, packed the executable and brought it
to the Party organizers. I was surprised that they accepted my Intro and
didn't say anything about Dead-Line etc. Really happy I went back to my
table and loaded DOpus and then I saw it... It was just 8:35 a.m. so I could
have used more than 11 hours to complete the Intro. Yeah, thats the
disadvantage of having an analogue watch %^).
So the End-Part now looks like it looks :)

Some technical Info:
Source Length:	9666 lines (193.370 Bytes) without Includes
Graphics Size:	19.168 Bytes
Sound Size:	7.497 Bytes (P61, delta-packed Samples)

The Pentagram used in the Endpart consists of 114 Points and 248 Surfaces.



Personal Party Greetz from StingRay are rushing over to:

Ramses/Remedy:	You didn't win the Dynablaster Compo? Looser! :))
		Thank you for testing the Intro on your 68060 (rulez!)
Sniper/LSI^LFC:	Lets make that Coop Demo for Symposium '98
R.A.Y/LSI:	Precalculating Tunnel-Tables rules %^]
Big-Rat/Nuance:	Keep up your good work with X-Files
Ramboy/Warp9:	"I need new stuff..." :)
Cosmo/???:	Thanx for giving me your lighter all the time (only a smoking
		coder is a good coder) ;) and letting me test the Intro on
		your computer
Luniz/LSD^SLT:	OPEL-Ohne Power Ewig Letzter.. VW RULEZ! :) Thanx for driving
		us to the Party Place (but Opel still suxx hehe)
Scout/C-Lous:	Too bad I didn't see you. Thanx for all your help!
Mr. Vain/SCL!:	Were you at The Party??? Anyway, thanks for the great Tune!
Party Staff:	"Lets burn that damn fuse.." POWER FAILURES SUCK!!!


Group Greetings are flying to:

	Abyss·C-Lous·Crux·Gods·Haujobb·Lightforce·Lightstorm Inc.
	LSD·Nuance·Remedy·Sector 7·Shelter·Scoopex·Syndrome·TRSI



Disclaimer:
This production is (c) 1997 by DarkSide. It is allowed to spread this
production on any media as long as no copying fee is charged.
Permission is granted to put it on Aminet CD-Rom. Spreading is STRICTLY
FORBIDDEN for Mallander Software!
This software is provided "as-is", no warranties are made. All use is at
your own risk. No liability or responsibility is assumed.
This archive may not be alteredin any way and may not be used for
commercial purposes without the written permission of the author.




Contact us for any legal reasons: (we're searching for Coders & musicians)

StingRay	- Reinhold_K@bbrandes.in-brb.de
rTG		- Goltz@berlin.snafu.de



			A DarkSide Release 1997