A.T.S. by Dead Hackers Society [web]
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__________________ A.T.S. - Dead Hackers Society ___________________
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Released - April 16, 1999
After the Error In Line convention
Hardware requirements:
- Falcon with FPU.
- 3.3mb free RAM. Approx 250k of this has to be STRAM. The remaining
can be Fast- or STRAM.
- RGB or VGA monitor. We highly recomend the VGA 100Hz mode for
superior framerate and picturesize (with most monitors anyway..)
- It's tested with standard Falcon and Centurbo II Falcon.
Software requirements:
- None, it runs from TOS, MagiC, MiNT, Geneva. Falcons can have
screen expanders enabled etc, it should work fine from any
circumstances. Well, not Linux ;)
Known Bugs:
- At the moment, none. But there sureley are some lurking
around, as always.
Problems:
- If you have doublevbl problems, you will have fatal errors
in the demo (music playing too fast, flickering etc).
In this case, try the Twinsync patch program, or simply
run it with a TV or RGB monitor..
- For intelligent englishmen that have problems to understand
what videomode to select: don't bother, you probably hit the
wrong button anyway. Joystick controlled videomode selection
in progress, maybe it will be easier then..
Credits:
- Pictures and logo:
Agent-t-
- Main music:
505, remixed by Toodeloo
- End music:
505
- Textures/design:
Evil
- Code:
Evil & Gizmo
Contact:
- E-mail:
ae@atari.org
- Homepage:
http://dhs.atari.org
Disclaimer:
- The authours of this demo take no responsibility for any
hardware, software, brains, eyes, ears damaged! You are
running it at your own risk.
Copying:
- Do whatever you want with it. Coverdisks, CDROMS, FTP archives,
BBSes, commercial sales... We don't care.
Last words:
- Ok, so this demo is very old. It was coded during summer 1998
inspired by the "overlay" transparent things that Sqward coded.
It was thought as a part of a larger demo. Now, that larger demo
wasn't made. We hacked on a ST demo instead. And now, these things
are too old to be used in a future demo, so we decided (with some
pushing from 505 ;)) to put it into the EIL democompetition.
Surely only to support the compo as a "fill out" to the other
greater demos. But strange things do happen, and it actually won!
We are very greatful for that (we got a nice CT2 card :-)) and
will for sure be back with more demos. But please have some
patience. It will be a good while until next time. As you might see
we need to write an arsenal of new routines.
Until then, stay tuned for the next Mystic Bytes demo, it is
probably going to be very excellent, too bad they didn't have
a contribution at EIL, they would have been a CT2 richer then!
And as usual, DHS will be releaseing "small" stuff meanwhile working
on the larger things. Expect a few musicdemos, one sized as a smaller
harddisk (gosh, those musicans know how to waste disk..) and perhaps
a smaller intro for some diskmag..
never give up - stay atari
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