Final Quasars by Brainlez Coders!
BRAINLEZ CODERS! PRESENTS:
- F I N A L Q U A S A R S -
Turbo Pascal Work - Sliver
Addit. Codework - Heap
Graphic working - Sliver
Musical Wonderchild - <whocares?>
Design? - Sliver
Module Player (ADNMOD 0.96) - Beta/A-Men
* DISCLAIMER *
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restrictions for non-commercial use.
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Commercial use, especially the industrial manufacturing on any data
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This program or the data files contained therein may not be altered
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You take full responsibility for the operation of this software and
any consequences thereof. We, the creators, can not accept liability
for damages or failures arising from the use of this software. You
can't even blame god if this screws up. It's all your fault.
* THE STORY *
Follow REPORT.TXT if you're interested how long it took to make
this shit piece.
If this is boring, remember that this is made just to be art,
nothing special, only lots of colours and abnormal things. The
effects this demonstration uses are found in late 1500's but
we love the oldies.
Code is written in TP7 (..surprisingly..) and is more than 10
lines long. Graphics are drawn in DP2E. Music is composed with
ST3. Everything what you see is realtime calculated so that's why
this requires such a heavy processor to run. - the effects would
have been faster but i lamely sychronized'em directly to the
patternrows of the module so that's why those isn't so smooth.
(timersync is too fucking bore..)
* PROBLEMS? *
First, remember our cute requirements (for 100% success):
Processor: i80486DX4/80Mhz
DX/50Mhz or DX2/66Mhz goes _somehow_ too
i80386 is min. what is REQUIRED, but it won't be too
good on such a toy ;)
Monitor: 100% VGA compatible
Videocard: Cirrus Logic or any other good one
(No trident please - Zeng _MAY suck a bit too but only
in some lame configs)
Soundcard: Gravis Ultrasound with atleast 512kb of memory
SoundBlaster (2.0/16/whatever should work)
no sound (SHOULD work, but can't quarantee)
Memory: Around 600kb's of conventional memory.
Use HIMEM.SYS for XMS so the module can be loaded
into XMS memory and some conventional can be saved
for other purposes. (750kb of XMS is required and
when you're using SB for playback you'll need some
EMS too)
P: Synchronizing sucks or the demo just halts.
S: You have WAY TOO SLOW computer or then there's a bug I haven't
found.
P: Can't make it to work.
S: Try to avoid EMS-managers (such like EMM386, QEMM..) because
these may sometimes cause unexpected things. Of course you
need to have some EMS when using SoundBlaster, but who owns
such a thing anyway?-)
Or then you don't have compatible processor/VGA
P: It formatted my harddrive.
S: ups.
P: Windows'95 sucks ja on paska.
S: so it does.
P:
S:
* THANKS *
Great thanks to <whocares?>, you made a great job with that music
which is played on the background. Without your music this production
would have never come true.
If this demonstration doesn't support your sound device, please grab
your best S3M player and play FINAL.BC! with it.
Thanks to all demogroups/makers for making demos. Without you there
wouldn't be the whole scene or any parties.
Thanks to our pals and families for supporting us with a way or an
other.
* GREETINGS AND RESPECTS *
TO EVERYBODY ON THE SCENE.
Special greetings and respects to MATT GROENING for creating such
an interesting cartoons :)
Everybody who were ABDUCTION'96 and of coz to the organizers of this
marvelous(?-)) event.
Greetings to all our sysop's and members.
* --- *
09/june/1996
- "toivotaa ett se projektori vh smootha(i(s tt.." - Sliver /bC!
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