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Also:

http://www.scene.org/dir.php?dir=/resources/code/sources

Also, http://www.hugi.scene.org/online/hugi35/hugi%2035%20-%20demoscene%20resources%20adok%20demo%20sourcecode%20list.htm

And there still is holon's sumo (sources)!

ah, nice. there's a "binary" avail for sumo to play with? :)

Don't forget http://www.hugi.scene.org/online/hugi35/hugi%2035%20-%20demoscene%20resources%20adok%20demo%20sourcecode%20list.htm !!!!!!

And you took it upon yourself to set things straight!

Yet the pouet board's design doesnt allow easy sorting of posts by category...

Seeing how all these sources provide a great reference for anyone interested in learning new stuff Loady & I decided to release the complete sources for Timur Lenk and Fistpig

So for a bit of 100% AMIGA asm straight outta 2003 check out: https://github.com/kusma/Spb-Eph-Amiga-4k

sources of Conspiracy intros and tools. Unfortunately, they did not release their modern tool (a.D.D.i.c.t. 3 I suppose?).

Manwe: it's actually listed in the first post.

Well, add Plasticator then.
Demotool with open source. Products:
Write me please 64k by f0x
The war is over 64k by Quite
Synthesized World 2 music disk by SandS
and many more

manwe: addict3 has a slight problem being a tool we use for work projects, so that'd have to wait :/ (in fact it's hardly a demotool anymore, most of demo-specific stuff are deprecated in it.)

Garg: for what work projects? is it gamedev or something else?

Gargaj: so what does it actually DO these days?

Gargaj: yeah, tells us what a tool that's not a demotool is used for - now!

I had no idea gargaj was so good with political speeches.

oh look, a shiny object.


Looking forward to more code drops from more groups.

All my demotools have always been open source (i dont see them on pouet prod source page thats why i add them here):

Polydraw 1.0 (deprecated, but sources are somewhat easier to read)

Polydraw 2.0 (contains both win32 interface and script compiler (EVAL library) sources)

Komposter is my demotool for creating music for OSX/Linux/BSD 4k/64k intros using modular "virtual analog" synths.

It's 100% C and uses POSIX threads, OpenGL/GLUT, OpenAL and Freetype so it should be relatively easy to compile for other platforms as well. Example playback code in x86 assembly is also included.

http://pulkomandy.tk/projects/sawteeth
svn://pulkomandy.tk/sawteeth

Tracker and music synth by Arvid & Jonas Norberg (aka Hydris & Spruce / Linefeed), built in 2001 for the BeOS (so, you'll likely not find many uses for it...). I'm currently updating it for the Haiku operating system (so it'll still be of limited use).

I also have the source for their \n demo (and other bonus stuff :)) somewhere in http://pulkomandy.tk/drop/beos_sources.zip.

All of this is under the MIT licence. Feel free to do anything useful (or useless) with it.

It might be useful for anyone: http://web.ist.utl.pt/tcf/rand/GaussianBlur.py
It's a script to calculate weights and offsets for gaussian blur on linearly interpolated textures based on http://rastergrid.com/blog/2010/09/efficient-gaussian-blur-with-linear-sampling/

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[in the vain hope this will magically generate more conversation like this, and sourcecode dumps]

Ate Bit, Cosine and Orb stuff by me for c64/vic-20 download

I just pushed glrez's sources on github :)

rez: i remember you did a mac port at some point, but the sound never worked on my macbookpro, can you put up the compile/toolchain of the mac port on github aswell? would be nice to have that fixed.