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ZMORA by Introkreatywne Niskopoziomowe Doznania [web]
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added on the 2010-11-08 18:06:35 by Pirx  |
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Nice depth.
awesome
great!
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Very nice.
Very nice? Only? =)
Great!!! Amazing!
Great!!! Amazing!
Really great one Pirx :-)
Awesome work, Pirx. Keep up the good work!
neat
:)
256b
Firey.
hecka 3d
inspiring :)
cool
You won the demo of the day competition, do you have anything to say, pirx? :P
yay :)
+: Most complex parametric shape I've seen in a 256b (sincos polynomial with heavy use of 2π/3). Good constant/stack usage and palette setting, no dirty hacks.
–: Don't agree with some tradeoffs (dword copying, vwait, textmode, 2 full float constants), those ~20 bytes could be used better.
Very nice overall. ;-)
–: Don't agree with some tradeoffs (dword copying, vwait, textmode, 2 full float constants), those ~20 bytes could be used better.
Very nice overall. ;-)
Love it!
> Most complex parametric shape
After watching some of latest 256B goodies (Uzel, Do Not, Glenz) I realized IND has never released intro based on such 3D rotating object. It's not very innovative on 256B area, but most similar prods present slow/small/ugly shapes (chaos42g, Trefa, Yew ...), and I didn't want to code another cube or torus. After long hours playing with various objects, combinations, I found that Slippers surface is a fantastic unexplored material. Final intro uses its equations with minimal simplifications.
> Good palette setting
Yep, even Picard needed much more bytes for these colors. At the beginning I was using 64-colors black-blue-white gradient, but while zmora is bitch from hell, it requires hellish lookAndFeel.
> Don't agree with some tradeoffs
From my point of view, at the end I had 9 slacky bytes. I was trying to apply better movement, but tired and unsatisfied with the result I used them for closegraph (4 bytes) and speed optim (5 bytes, dword copying, also ensuring DH=0 for inner density loop counter). But you're right... probably I'm just getting old.
> vwait
Used in your 256B intros - when have you changed your mind?
> 2 full float constants
3, in fact. On less significant bytes I store ret, size and brightness factors.
After watching some of latest 256B goodies (Uzel, Do Not, Glenz) I realized IND has never released intro based on such 3D rotating object. It's not very innovative on 256B area, but most similar prods present slow/small/ugly shapes (chaos42g, Trefa, Yew ...), and I didn't want to code another cube or torus. After long hours playing with various objects, combinations, I found that Slippers surface is a fantastic unexplored material. Final intro uses its equations with minimal simplifications.
> Good palette setting
Yep, even Picard needed much more bytes for these colors. At the beginning I was using 64-colors black-blue-white gradient, but while zmora is bitch from hell, it requires hellish lookAndFeel.
> Don't agree with some tradeoffs
From my point of view, at the end I had 9 slacky bytes. I was trying to apply better movement, but tired and unsatisfied with the result I used them for closegraph (4 bytes) and speed optim (5 bytes, dword copying, also ensuring DH=0 for inner density loop counter). But you're right... probably I'm just getting old.
> vwait
Used in your 256B intros - when have you changed your mind?
> 2 full float constants
3, in fact. On less significant bytes I store ret, size and brightness factors.
> vwait
I use it only for intros that run too fast on my aging notebook (e.g. uzel had 1% cosines and 17% z-buffered pixels compared to zmora, so it needed vwait).
> On less significant bytes...
I missed those imuls at the end, my mistake. I thought only the first float was overlapped.
I definitely need to try BIOS palette fns and explore Bourke's site.
I use it only for intros that run too fast on my aging notebook (e.g. uzel had 1% cosines and 17% z-buffered pixels compared to zmora, so it needed vwait).
> On less significant bytes...
I missed those imuls at the end, my mistake. I thought only the first float was overlapped.
I definitely need to try BIOS palette fns and explore Bourke's site.
exotic
it's nice
rulin movement,object and colors!
How are you vidcapping these, anyways?
Ferris
1. Saving frames into BMP files. Using own frame-grabber which I'm linking with intro code, then executing (with DOSBox more comfortable - in background, and often faster).
2. Resizing frames with some smoothing filter - 640x400 for Capped.TV, 1280x720 for YouTube (original 320x200 looks like stamp, uploaded on YouTube looks like shit). Using FastStone Photo Resizer.
3. Converting frames to AVI - 30FPS, for exceptional fuckers 60FPS. Using VirtualDub with Xvid.
1. Saving frames into BMP files. Using own frame-grabber which I'm linking with intro code, then executing (with DOSBox more comfortable - in background, and often faster).
2. Resizing frames with some smoothing filter - 640x400 for Capped.TV, 1280x720 for YouTube (original 320x200 looks like stamp, uploaded on YouTube looks like shit). Using FastStone Photo Resizer.
3. Converting frames to AVI - 30FPS, for exceptional fuckers 60FPS. Using VirtualDub with Xvid.
Great to know, thanks :)
Just got around to seeing this. Nice work, as always :)
hi pirx, i never commented this one.
for me this is a very good intro (technically and visually speaking).
no thumb up since selfvoting is not a good idea otherwise I would have give one for sure.
for me this is a very good intro (technically and visually speaking).
no thumb up since selfvoting is not a good idea otherwise I would have give one for sure.
Nice! and very introcreative name :)
i actually wonder why this did not get more attention o_O
Pirx
Looks great, some angles work better than others, but impressive overall.
Didn't like colors.
Nice
better than any baudsucker prod
both what Sense said =)
Lame revenge thumb down is lame! Intro is cool! :)
Pretty!
The craziest color palette code ever!
yes
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looks neat, nice colors, and 256 bytez!