Season Greetings '94 by The Apollo Project
1. Legal Notice
The Apollo Project is not responsible in any way for incidental
damage or loss that may occur from use of this software.
Use at YOUR OWN RISK.
Running this program indicates acceptance of these terms.
2: Who we are.
The Apollo Project is a demo conglomerate consisting of
multiple demo groups and independent persons.
All our demos are freeware. This means that you can copy and
distribute them freely as long as you make no modifications to them.
Also, no money can be charged for copying them. If you are a
PD distributor, please contact us before including our products in your
collection. In general, all commercial - showing, distributing, selling,
or any other utilization of our products without our express written
permission is strictly forbidden. This includes, but is not limited to,
selling disks containing our products. See the contact information below
for obtaining said permission.
3: How to contact the Apollo Project.
You can contact The Apollo Project at the following e-mail addresses:
cad@unomaha.edu, shiffer@cris.com.
You can reach us via World Wide Web at this site:
http://sunny.hawcc.hawaii.edu
You can mail things to:
The Apollo Project c/o Chris Didamo
1410 Cascio Drive
Bellevue, Ne 68005-2317
USA
You can fax things to:
1-402-291-9442
4: Our current member list.
The following is a list of our current members:
Scott Demming aka Sad - Code
Chris Didamo aka Marauder - Org - Testing - Code
Larry Doran aka Wyvern - Music - Design
Charles Jones aka Kodiak - Code - design
Jim Leonard aka Trixter - Design - Testing - Code
Darius Makaitus - Music
John McCarthy aka Flynn - Code - 3DVECT - Music System
Tom McGuire aka Shutter - graphics
John Niespodzianski aka Mhoram - Music
Jason Shiffer aka ScareCrow - Code - Graphics
Mike Sutter aka Freejack - Code - Music System
Sunny Walker aka Rhys - Code - Design - Graphic
Zak Worthington - Graphics
Sam Yancy aka Doc - Music
5: General Comments:
This demo was coded entirely in protected mode assembly using
TRAN's pmode header. We are always looking for new members.
If you think you have what it takes to join The Apollo Project, send
us some samples of your wares. We are currently short on TRUE graphic
artists and MUSICIANS. Coders always think they are graphic artists
and musicians, but we all know better.
6: What this demo requires.
We recommend the following hardware to run this demo.
486dx33 or better processor.
4 meg of memory.
Gravis Ultrasound
The following is required to run this demo.
At least a 386 computer with vga and 2 meg of memory.
*** NOTE: We have included sound blaster compatibility
for those with sound blasters. We did NOT
optimize the demo for the sound blaster, so
it will look jerky in certain spots, this is
due to the SB overhead. On a GUS this demo
runs fine. We are considering cleaning up
the SB routines to make future demos more
enjoyable to SB viewers, we won't guarentee
it though. However, the SB option will always
be available.
7: Demo Specific
This demo offers 3 command line options when using a soundcard.
1. "t","T" selects a remix of the music
2. "f" jumps straight to the fireplace scene, original music
3. "F" same as above, but playing the remixed music
(Note: Options 2 and 3 only quit when ESC key is pressed)
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