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The source and ports will follow sooner or later.
added on the 2004-06-01 14:01:41 by Marq
I liked it:) Too bad it didn't work like it should have been in the compo..
nice design
AAhh.. Its always nice to see some demos with concept on amiga. This is a reallly cool one too. Whats that lowpass filter, it seems rather fast.. Do you use the bitplanes or do you just use chunkymode in few colours or something?
The woman in the screenshot moving to the beat was the best part for me.
The woman in the screenshot moving to the beat was the best part for me.
The demo runs in a chunky mode with 256 shades of grey (not that we used any shades most of the time ;). The demo did turn out surprisingly fast for some parts, especially considering it's full C.
nice, good music
What compiler do you use on amiga? gcc or something else? I heard some rumours that gcc generates good 68K code, but Ive never tried to fiddle much around with it..
loaderror: It's Sas/C for now. I've heard its approximately as good as GCC on 68k and was much easier to install. It has the usual tools such as make bundled so you don't have to go back to stone age ;v)
Hmm.. I should get that then. Come to think of it I use both sas-make and sas-link now, so maybe I should get the compiler aswell and save myself some time in teh futare.
Linux, OSX, SGI, xvid-avi and source versions available in the same directory. More to come later...
ihan vitun jees
Automobile approved.
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nice design
Very nice and diffrent production, like it very much. Looking forward to more amiga productions from you guys.
Now available for PPC-Linux, FreeBSD and MS-DOG in the same directory ;v)
Definitely entertaining, well executed, plus i can watch it natively. What else can I ask for? Thanks :)
I really enjoyed this one!
wow!! the best amiga prod since ages!
makes me feel really bad about "live axxion" ... but we will kick your asses the next time! ;)
makes me feel really bad about "live axxion" ... but we will kick your asses the next time! ;)
this is a DEMO.
i liked it
and yes, you need to make more amiga prods
Ok, there are versions for pretty much every obscure OS out there, but how about porting it to a platform that people actually USE? ;)
Solaris and MorphOS are the latest ports available. Windows users are most welcome to watch the avi or try the dos version ;v)
(ok, there is a port underway but it needs further testing and is not any great priority)
(ok, there is a port underway but it needs further testing and is not any great priority)
whoops, i have tested it on just one machine :)
lousy soul: Runs perfectly, just the fullscreen mode is missing. :)
yep!
entertainment + style.
entertainment + style.
the file now includes a fullscreen version.
marq: I dropped SDL_DOUBLEBUF, replaced SDL_HWSURFACE with SDL_SWSURFACE and removed (logically) SDL_LockSurface and SDL_UnlockSurface.
btw, did you record the video material youself or did you take others'?
marq: I dropped SDL_DOUBLEBUF, replaced SDL_HWSURFACE with SDL_SWSURFACE and removed (logically) SDL_LockSurface and SDL_UnlockSurface.
btw, did you record the video material youself or did you take others'?
lousy soul: I put your port in the directory under the "unofficial" label. Thanks for the effort. The origin of the video material is explained in the infofile.
nice!
ayeah! nice production!
Now available for GP32, the Korean handheld!
brilliant!
Waste of bits... It's maybe enough for amiga, but as demo it is totally failed...
The best prod I've seen in lots of years...
not my cup of tea, but definitly original...
kicks ass.
one of the best releases of this year so far.
one of the best releases of this year so far.
just fucking incredible
What about a GBA port? Might not be impossible...
Dairy: nothing's impossible, but this is a tough one. Uses quite a lot memory and some filters are CPU intensive. My guess is that GBA doesn't have the necessary juice. The source is available so anyone willing can give it a try...
entertaining!!
fit has really raised one of top groups in finland. marq you rock, keep making demos, you are on right track...
My, thank you! The prods are not made by Fit only: NF/Bandwagon is an essential contributor as well. Cooperation, open source, multiplatform -- that's how we like it.
loved the music!!
I just watched on the gamepark and it is SO killer on that platform compared to the osX version I watched earlier. Maybe it's the way the greys work on the gp32 screen... all I know is it is just KILLER on gp32.
these mega-multi-platform demos are weak
respect that you managed it to port it to so many platforms, but the demo itself is not so good...
Neat, I've watched the GP32 version and it's worth the time.
rootstyle: In my opinion your reasoning sounds plain stupid. Feel free to thumb down our other prods as well, since they are almost all multiplatform. Yessir, closed source Windows-only demos is something we desperately need.
roxxx.
i like it. and besides, multi platform demos rock! :)
rootstyle, weak? up yours. this fucking rules.
Rocks. Multiplatform ... rocks even more.
The synced head was nice, but overall this reminds me too much of contemporary video art. I always feel ripped off after watching contemporary video art - not a big fan of weird for the sake of weird.
roxor.
weird one, but entertaining
"Every new medium begins with remediating older media". Good show!
marq :D
marq :D
The feedback concering the credits of these prods is something that has bothered me for a while, so I'll reflect upon them here. Look at the comments here: Chrysler and Yellow Rose of Texas are being called "the best Fit prods ever", Marq "the best coder in Finland", people sending him emails saying he has "an eye for design". On the other hand, the folk I meet suppose I only wrote the music for Yellow Rose of Texas... To clarify things, I will write the correct credits for these two prods.
Chrysler: All the effects minus one, video clips, design and music sync by Neckfreak. Music by Roz. System programming and additional effects (cogs, a filter) by Marq. Moving average filter routine by Yzi. Overlay effect with scrollers by Pete.
Yellow Rose of Texas. Effect, design, music sync and music by Neckfreak. System programming and soft-synth by Marq.
The bottom line: artistically speaking these haven't been too much of collaborations, but instead solo prods of mine or Bandwagon, if you prefer (Yellow Rose entirely, Chrysler mostly). Marq has been an excellent system programmer and I'll give him credit for that, but it is also true that I worked my ass off being a "contemporary video artist" and trying the concepts for my effects at several VJ'ing gigs. I admit this more or less unjust division of work wasn't preplanned, but instead I took over the projects that wouldn't have been finished had I not done so (this especially applies to Chrysler). Still, people seem to enjoy the end results. Surely it may be I'm a lousy designer and Yellow Rose and Chrysler happened purely by accident, but still, they are accidents of mine and I deserve the credit at least for that :)
Chrysler: All the effects minus one, video clips, design and music sync by Neckfreak. Music by Roz. System programming and additional effects (cogs, a filter) by Marq. Moving average filter routine by Yzi. Overlay effect with scrollers by Pete.
Yellow Rose of Texas. Effect, design, music sync and music by Neckfreak. System programming and soft-synth by Marq.
The bottom line: artistically speaking these haven't been too much of collaborations, but instead solo prods of mine or Bandwagon, if you prefer (Yellow Rose entirely, Chrysler mostly). Marq has been an excellent system programmer and I'll give him credit for that, but it is also true that I worked my ass off being a "contemporary video artist" and trying the concepts for my effects at several VJ'ing gigs. I admit this more or less unjust division of work wasn't preplanned, but instead I took over the projects that wouldn't have been finished had I not done so (this especially applies to Chrysler). Still, people seem to enjoy the end results. Surely it may be I'm a lousy designer and Yellow Rose and Chrysler happened purely by accident, but still, they are accidents of mine and I deserve the credit at least for that :)
It's interesting, but i don't rate it so high.
The most important aspect is the really cool multiplatform availability.
Nice to watch, anyway.
The most important aspect is the really cool multiplatform availability.
Nice to watch, anyway.
Very little fame we have and still difficulties dividing it... To complete the credits most of the boring porting, packaging and bug fixing has been done by me -- not really the kind of responsibility anyone wants ;v)
Was pretty nice, the music was cool, as well as the filters... but feels like it could use some more work. Still, thumb up for the weird atmosphere and maximum portability.
good! and it's nice to see it so many platforms, such as gp32 8)
thumb up more for the portability then the demo itself..
thumb for all the platform icons.
rules bigtime
wtf?
we definitely need more platform i cons on that... someone port it somewhere else please?
erm.. both what stelthz and bhead said ^^
anyway thumbup for porting
anyway thumbup for porting
It gets a piggy, but not because it deserves a piggy, but I can't decide between thumb up and thumb down.
cool
excellent.
ports vertigo, also :)
ports vertigo, also :)
Reminded me of stage (or was it stag?) :D
Now for DC as well
Diferrent style of demo that I usually don't like, but I did liked this and the other one surprisingly. They are funny :)
Really a surprising show. I like this black & white style which dominates the whole time. The (ab)used video material was taken from from a movie out of the 50s, which gives the demo a very special atmosphere. Wow, four coders worked on this demo, quite a lot. I enjoyed the music from Roz of Rno most. Have a look at it, very good and unusual demoscene art.
kicks ass.
A bit weird, but cool on DC!
cool style and trip, but it's way too long
Good multiplatform job.
a just ok soundscape, nothing amazing, not a keeper.
Great direction! And a rare multiplatform suport!
good shit!
Reminds me of MFX and Satori. Great sync. Rules.
bra data
yeah
not my cup of tea. Nice list of ports though!
c(_)'
:(
hmmm
++Demo
++Music
++Effects
++Ports
This is really VJ art. You should release the effects as VJ software. :)
(Alternatively, anyone else can do it)
++Music
++Effects
++Ports
This is really VJ art. You should release the effects as VJ software. :)
(Alternatively, anyone else can do it)
Forgot:
++Speak'n'spell sample!
++Speak'n'spell sample!
Multiplattform SHIT!!
Just Look Amiga
It is an AMIGA demo not a WInShit:)
Just Look Amiga
It is an AMIGA demo not a WInShit:)
i didn't like its music =\ ...
For the lovely colors.
Now (June 2008) a new GP32 port - a lot faster.
REally great demo. Very cool style and the music was quite eppic!
black & white :)
footage from archive.org :D
so many platforms \:D/
footage from archive.org :D
so many platforms \:D/
+ Music
+ GP32, GP2X and Dreamcast ports :D
+ GP32, GP2X and Dreamcast ports :D
QNX port in the same dir.
And OS/2.
I always liked this demo.
quite interesting...
Totally!
fuck!
Woow, very nice and original.
it sexes my mind!
Black white and hard!
I quite like this prod!
So portable!
Nice :)
+1 for the platforms
Very well done bro! ...
Very well done bro! ...
Party hard!
so.. after all those years, I discovered this "amiga" demo while researching top 100 MS DOS demos by Pouet's ranking... pretty decent MS-DOS demo I can say.. :>
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