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That was kinda impressive.
rulez added on the 2024-04-12 23:44:25 by Emod 
Do the spheres come close.
Tried on Dosbbox-X for now, something is slowly moving but the spheres are far away and they never come close.
At thought that maybe it's something you control with keys and move camera close but no, it exits.
I have put cycles at very high like 500000. Or is it for some much higher cycles and eventually the spheres will come close?
Tried on Dosbbox-X for now, something is slowly moving but the spheres are far away and they never come close.
At thought that maybe it's something you control with keys and move camera close but no, it exits.
I have put cycles at very high like 500000. Or is it for some much higher cycles and eventually the spheres will come close?
I've seen the video and I realized that eventually the sphere comes close. And what seemed like something moving is much slower than I thought.
goooood
That's really cool
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Do the spheres come close.
Tried on Dosbbox-X for now, something is slowly moving but the spheres are far away and they never come close.
At thought that maybe it's something you control with keys and move camera close but no, it exits.
I have put cycles at very high like 500000. Or is it for some much higher cycles and eventually the spheres will come close?
The program runs continuously doing the animation. The video is recorded in real-time on my Macbook Air (core i3 1.1 ghz) running Virtualbox, it runs double speed when not recording the video with Quicktime.
But fortunately I have a Asus TUF F17 laptop (i5-11400) and I just tested with Dosbox-X and indeed it is incredibly slow. I only can suppose they are doing a full emulation so that's the cause for the slowness. BTW, the original Dosbox just crashes.
Your best shot is to install VirtualBox 7 (I just did it), create a Windows XP 32-bit machine (you don't need to install Windows XP nor a hard disk image), and add a floppy disk image with the boot sector. It runs excellent.
For VirtualBox 7, in Configuration/Storage in the bottom there is a icon saying "Add controller", choose I82078 (floppy), then click "Add floppy drive", and select the boot sector as image (ray.img)
Nice
fine with freedos.. rt rulez!
Maybe you should submit an entry to next year's Lovebyte?
Neat.
wow impressive
Wow indeed.
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