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good prod, with some rather nice code for such a prod.
The end scroller even features a space cut cube. AFAIR it is the first Atari prod with this effect.
The end scroller even features a space cut cube. AFAIR it is the first Atari prod with this effect.
Was the best democlip ever on Ataris. Best music/effect mixture in such a style.
Although its rather cool, its not a demo that makes me want to watch again and again. Perhaps its to intense.
Although its rather cool, its not a demo that makes me want to watch again and again. Perhaps its to intense.
Wow, this wasn't already on Pouet??? :O
The best music-synch demo on Atari indeed, with fast STe code.
The best music-synch demo on Atari indeed, with fast STe code.
p01: true, my comment was somewhat rude. It's technically good but it's STE and late 1992, so I find it less impressive than what Omega released before ;)
That space cut cube was nice indeed.
That space cut cube was nice indeed.
my fave demo for a very long time!! obviously inspired by amiga techno demos. but this one is really well done with -loads- of 1 plane animations and 50 fps polys flying over the screen. also love the way they used front242's "punish your machine".
there's also a falcon version in which some bigger objects are shown at the end.
there's also a falcon version in which some bigger objects are shown at the end.
what a demo! the first one in this style I think..
Grotesque once a day make your STe happy!
good code, horrific colours.
Great Front 242 demo!
Excellent! I still remember that weekend. I was the organizer of the party (in Lidköping, Sweden).
I didn't thumb this yet?! OMFG! It's a classic! This one totally and utterly RULEZZZZZ :-)
Nice
Ran this a few hundred times. An STE classic. Rocks!
btw, i recently checked the XOPE poly rout (as used in this one) and must stress the quality.. they seem to sacrifice a little accuracy to blit more pixels at once. can anyone verify this?
on a sidenote, there is also a TT version of the polyrout (not blitter) but this is quite bad. of course, that machine was really alot faster than an STe, so they didn't have to optimise.
on a sidenote, there is also a TT version of the polyrout (not blitter) but this is quite bad. of course, that machine was really alot faster than an STe, so they didn't have to optimise.
Not a bad demo but I don't really like it. I didn't like LSD's Jesus on E's either. :) And I couldn't find the mentioned space-cut cube in the end part, emulator issue?
StingRay: you just have to wait a while during the endscroll, I think the spacecut cube was the third or fourth object
Oh, and the demo is nice :)
Oh, and the demo is nice :)
Stingray: no... there are two different versions I think... party and final...
very nice one =)
Sorry for the OK vote, but I can not find any way to post a comment without voting on my own prod...
earx: The poly routine was coded based on the theory that by filling the polygons in a column based order instead of a line based order, there would be a maximum of 20 columns to handle instead of 200 lines... Less number of fill loops that is.
I did however mess up the init of the polygon drawing, due to lack of knowledge. If I would rewrite the routine today, I belive that it would be possible to shave of some 20-30% cpu time for each polygon...
earx: The poly routine was coded based on the theory that by filling the polygons in a column based order instead of a line based order, there would be a maximum of 20 columns to handle instead of 200 lines... Less number of fill loops that is.
I did however mess up the init of the polygon drawing, due to lack of knowledge. If I would rewrite the routine today, I belive that it would be possible to shave of some 20-30% cpu time for each polygon...
242 RULES!!!
hildenborg: ah, i guess that column based thing saves significant time on blitter as the inits are by far the most costly thing. but the top/bottom of the columns might still be hard?
good one for the STE
Just for the tune... Front rules anyway - and may rule Alternative Party for sure... Too bad I can´t be there... :(
Cool techno demo.
Nice. However I still cannot get use to searching a half of a day for proper desktop resolution (I mean the Falcon).
presentation picture,
techno/acid music,
big icon bitmaps,
techno flashing background with rapidly changing icons style,
3D polygon objects rotating
techno/acid music,
big icon bitmaps,
techno flashing background with rapidly changing icons style,
3D polygon objects rotating
One the best STe demo. Very good concept and excellent code (and not to forget the graphics : the intro logo totally rocks).
Loved this demo when it was released. Had very high expectations, it being an Omega production, and I was not disappointed!
watched this on a mega ste yesterday. worked quite well allthough its really not for epileptics ;)
Grotesque by Omega captured from real Atari TT030 on youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BkBPbWmqaTw
My god. The picture!! (Screenshot) Love it!
Done by RED/OMEGA
Nice saw this on BrandonWalsh/GPs test twitch streaming :D
Didn't care so much for it back in the day, but now it seems to have grown on me.
Missing the good old times, fucking nice demo btw! 
I remember reading about this demo in Swedish mag SHN where it received a write-up but didn't have the chance to see it then. Really cool and probably the start of something new in the ST scene, even though the design as such may seem a bit dated.
loved watching it back then. still nice.
nice STe release
I should have thumbed this one up before! Kick ass demo!
...I got the STe version working in Hatari but not the Falcon version :/
yes
This demo just rules forever!
quite ok
great flow!
Oldschool 90s!
for the propper sound!
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