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Date: Tue, 19 Nov 96 23:07:00 PST
From: XXXX XX XX <someone@some.server.at.some.country>
To: 'MRI' <mri@penti.sit.fi>
Subject: fellow coder

You've probably never heard of me but you will. I'm a fan of the demo
scene. I love bringing my friends over to my place to watch PC demos (Hmm
what kind of friends are they I wonder; do they like me or are they just
coming over for the demos). To prepare them for the brilliance of the demos
I usually run my own personal programs beforehand; we have a good laugh, the
bastards.
I've run Quake on my computer. It has a facility to display the update
rate. I wrote a test program to fill the screen with a single color using
address A000:0000 after calculating the value of the color by adding 1 to a
variable, the entire thing is integers by the way. Quake running at the same
resolution 320x200 full screen with full perspective correction active can
sometimes run much faster than my test. People just don't appreciate the
intelligence of ID's coders; I mean, to be able to cram the entire Quake
code into less than about three lines must not be easy.
Allright, I want some answers. What is the cheat code for the compiler
or the computer to switch it to full speed mode? I'm contacting several
other demo groups including Future Crew, first groups to give me the answer
will get credits in my demo. Feel free to include hardware code information
for Hi-Res Hi-Color VGA or Sound Blaster 16 etc. I don't want any
mathematics just hardware specific information; I made my own graphics and
sound programs . When you send the info you can include how you want your
credits to appear (or even if you don't want them to appear, although after
you see my demo I can guarantee you will want your names on it) My graphic
and sound engine has been in development for over three years. I can give
you a preview now if you like to prove my worthiness, but I'd recommend you
wait till after I've implemented your trick unless you are faint-hearted.
I know about approximations such as sine wave sampling and pixel
stretching etc. my code is very efficient, my mathematical algorithms are
not from books so therefore my programs are very high quality, yes I even
know about this too. Second Reality's speed was almost better rated in
seconds per frame rather than frames per second before I got the patch. I
think my programs are affected by something similar, I want to know about
it.

I believe I've created a radically different realtime 3D engine to
anything before; It doesn't even use 3d-to-2d projection and it's more
realistic. It can do everything that I've seen in the latest demos
(including bump-mapping as you call it where you use a texture map to hold
offset for the normal vector I think?) and more. Its more synergistic
meaning that not only is it more realistic but I believe it's also easier to
program than the current widespread form of 3d. As for the speed; I'm not so
sure but once you help me fix the speed inhibitor problem then we'll be able
to asses its validity properly.
I've also developed a new sound program. It has many features: echo,
reverb, filtering. The filtering can be used for noise reduction and
unlimited bass enhancement. In short, I designed it for making professional
sound and music. If someone gives me information for MOD file format I can
probably enhance current music files through my program and the result could
be sold commercially in music stores. It's a shame that I've heard lots of
brilliant pc music wasted (running through programs which only alter the
amplitude and frequency of samples and add them together, I think) which I'd
like to share with the rest of the populace and could probably become great
hits of all time and earn the musician lots of money. My program has much
more features: you can play samples or build sounds using algorithmic
waveforms such as sine, parabola, triangle, square , saw-pulse with variable
peak, and square-pulse with variable activity period and more. It can do
linear-interpolation and go even further to curved-interpolation without
using b-splines or bezier curves (at least I don't think so; I don't really
know what they are). You can even plot your own samples manually with
uniform or non-uniform x spacing. I'm gonna need hardware coding information
for soundcards though. I've never actually heard any of my work. I only know
some of my algorithms work because it turns out you can use them for graphic
applications; I used the envelope-generator in my graphic program and I also
used the filtering algorithm for the camera tracking artificial
intelligence, curved interpolation and/or filtering could be used to produce
the smoothest possible animations etc.
I'll be uploading my programs in a couple of days and tell you where to
get them, but if you send me hardware specific info then I can make them run
properly. Don't ask me to give you or let you see any of my source code
unless it's hardware specific and not mathematical; I'm fed-up of people
asking me. What you will get though is free games that I make if you like,
as well as your name in the credits. I advise you to not send me
mathematical algorithms because I intend to freely distribute any info you
give me. It will also save me time not having to search through the info
looking for hardware coding since I know how to do every mathematical
programming trick there is so far, I believe. If you don't believe me then
test me; watch my demo so far.

"...People just don't appreciate the
intelligence of ID's coders; I mean, to be able to cram the entire Quake
code into less than about three lines must not be easy..."

I've also developed a new sound program. It has many features: echo,
reverb, filtering. The filtering can be used for noise reduction and
unlimited bass enhancement.