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added on the 2005-06-06 19:01:19 by psenough  |
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Haha. Mados will love to hear that this is on pouet AGAIN! ;]
added on the 2005-06-06 22:25:14 by tomaes 
Now with screenshot. And heck, I like it. If it would be a tad longer and with sound, it could have been good.
There is a funny story about this intro. The white stripe on the left is visible all the time. This is what it makes an intro. Unfortunately the big screen at Dialogos 1999 was displaced. The white stripe was cut leaving a bunch of disjointed effects.
If you're curious, here is the source code. There is no sound because I never found a working module player library for Turbo Pascal. Especially since this is mainly a party hack made from my collection of experimental code snippets, all strongly altered and mashed together into this silent intro. Credits go to Hades/Numb for contributing some very helpful assembler snippets. Could you imagine how much I was impressed by his skills? He wrote them in a few minutes at the party.
Way too late, but anyway: Could've used an Adlib player instead. There was a player that worked quite well in Turbo Pascal, namely the *.amd Elyssis lib that I used for sound in the old TM issues. ;)
back to 99`:D
nice
I just noticed that the exe is completely unpacked; a quick test with apack brings the file size down to < 12 KB. :)
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