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Amiga Memories (ep. 0&1) by Mandarine [web]
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really took me back to the good ol' days!
rulez added on the 2013-04-20 21:58:40 by fluor 
craches here in ep0 (the screenshot above is visible for a second, then crash) and ep1 (direct crash after loading/"depacking") while the menu starts and runs fine.
Win7 64 bit, OpenAL installed, ATI HD5870
Win7 64 bit, OpenAL installed, ATI HD5870
Strange stuff.. so this is some kind of history lesson? Is the use of TTS meant to remind us of AmigaSAY?
I like the menu screen, but the episodes were really slow, I would have thought you could have used the Amiga monitor to display pictures along with the speech, would have been a bit more interesting.
Anyway seemed to work fine here on same spec machine as hArDy except with HD5770.
I like the menu screen, but the episodes were really slow, I would have thought you could have used the Amiga monitor to display pictures along with the speech, would have been a bit more interesting.
Anyway seemed to work fine here on same spec machine as hArDy except with HD5770.
Oh i just noticed the screenshot, i must have not watched long enough, i'll try to re-watch it again later :)
Although the screenshot looks pre-rendered to me? Anyway i'll shut up now :)
My Amiga desk was never that tidy
@keito
Indeed, the use of MaryTTS is supposed to remind us the Narrator.device of AmigaOS :)
Indeed, the use of MaryTTS is supposed to remind us the Narrator.device of AmigaOS :)
Cool stuff
Neat. Thanks Mandarine.
i really like the boingBall-ep :)
Well done Fra! You know how I love it ;)
Lovely :)
leaves me puzzled and crashes after launch
Goes really slow here even with everything disabled. Not impressive for the visuals.
But history is nice and what I like most are the 90s references around the room.
But history is nice and what I like most are the 90s references around the room.
Nice, especially the Boingball episode.
Reminds me my project 4 years ago (I mean you used absolutely the same Amiga configuration: A500, tankmouse, quickjoy, 1084S), I also wanted to make it moving, but...
Reminds me my project 4 years ago (I mean you used absolutely the same Amiga configuration: A500, tankmouse, quickjoy, 1084S), I also wanted to make it moving, but...
@jack-3d : awesome reconstruction of the typical teenage-amiga-fanboy ! ... and hey, Skoda rules!
Boing!
too much 80s cliche, yet there are a lot other contemporary references missing. and trying to be retro on non genuine hardware just doesn´t feel right for me
Lovely!!
Nice modeling and colors.
It looks like your AO is multiplied by components it shouldn't (for example the light bulb shouldn't be darkened this much since it's a light source).
It looks like your AO is multiplied by components it shouldn't (for example the light bulb shouldn't be darkened this much since it's a light source).
Hey Zavie.
You are right. The SSAO is applied to the whole image, as a post process.
You are right. The SSAO is applied to the whole image, as a post process.
@fra: if you can, you really want to apply AO to the diffuse part only, and leave specular and emissive parts untouched.
More a Wild than a real Demo, but wow - remind me the good old times!! Thanks
lovely!
Not sure it will ever interest anyone, but I pushed the source of this thing on github.
The 3D engine is closed source, the rest is kinda all scripted in Squirrel or uses an open source TTS.
The 3D engine is closed source, the rest is kinda all scripted in Squirrel or uses an open source TTS.
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if this prod is a fake, some info is false or the download link is broken,
do not post about it in the comments, it will get lost.
instead, click here !