Infinity by Craw Productions
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(C) Copyright 1996 Craw Productions
Kenji "LakEEE" Toyooka & Michael "PsychoMan" Anttila
-2 N D P L A C E W I N N E R-
North American International Demo-party (NAID) 1996
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This program is an audio-visual realtime special effects demonstration.
By running this program, you accept all implicated risks of harm to you or
any of your hardware / software.
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REQUIRED SPECIFICATIONS
-An IBM PC compatible 386 or faster computer.
(486DX66+ or Pentium recommended)
-About 550 K of conventional memory and
600 K of EMS memory (EMS manager required)
-For audio output:
Gravis Ultrasound (512K) or
Sound Blaster compatible cards.
-1.6 megabytes of disk space.
-Any version of DOS above 2.11.
-9:00 minutes of time.
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COMMAND LINE PARAMETERS
You can run this program with these command line parameters:
-'gus' to force GUS usage.
-'sb' to force SB usage.
-'nul' to play in silence.
-'loop' to repeat play infinitely (until ESC is pressed).
-'*' to run in explanation mode.
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NAID 96 and INFINITY
The NAID 1996 demo party, held on May 31st through to June 2nd, was
certainly a blast. The quality of the entries was overwhelmingly good, and
the atmosphere was excellent. Amidst all the incredible demos, Infinity was
our attempt to further attain a reputation of a group that aims towards good
design and choreography in our productions. This time around, unlike our
previous demo Opticron, we tried to create a demo not only with a singular
theme but with a lot of synchronization and smooth transitions between
effects to make something that flowed from start to finish as though it were
one solid entity. We hope you find the demo true to our attempts...
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E-MAIL
craw@magi.com
HOMEPAGE
http:\\www.magi.com\~craw\
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...Signed June 6th, 1996,
Kenji Toyooka, "LakEEE"
of Craw Productions.
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