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miklesz information 52 glöps

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• level: user
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• first name: Mikołaj
• last name: Leszczuk
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• demo Windows Conway on Moebius by Enkidu
• Creative concept, well executed and fun to watch unfold. Clever twist on the idea - rules!
• rulezadded on the 2025-08-26 22:21:43
• demo Windows Into The Pit by Suspend [web]
• Nice atmosphere, polished visuals and the trademark Suspend vibe. Enjoyable watch - rules!
• rulezadded on the 2025-08-26 22:18:24
• demo Windows Ghost Signal by Futuris [web]
• Solid pacing, strong visuals and the soundtrack ties it all together. Really fun to watch on the big-screen - rules!
• rulezadded on the 2025-08-26 22:17:42
• demo Linux Windows MacOSX Intel Melodice by Damage
• Alright, I’ve been hearing that one person wants to run “Melodice” without full-screen, someone else wants a different window size, and yet another friend wants to see the FPS counter. So - one last time (I hope, because I really want to move on!) - I dug the project back out and made a “Coder’s Cut” release. It comes with an external config file:
  
  Code:config/settings.py
  
  There you can toggle dev-mode (with scrolling, pause, etc.), pop up a GUI for filters, capture the output to a file, switch full-screen on/off, show a frame-rate meter, enable video sync, cap the frame rate, or set any window size you like.
  This isn’t pure altruism ;-) - with this “one weird trick” I’ll save myself pain in later projects: if something misbehaves on the compo machine, instead of doing a new build I can just tweak the settings file in any text editor and instantly test multiple variants.
  Disclaimer: It’s not a secret build, but I’m not planning to upload it to scene.org either. It’s a coder’s version for anyone who’s interested. I haven’t tested every possible combo of settings; some definitely clash and a few may lead to odd behavior. You use it at your own risk - worst case, the demo just won’t start or will look awful. If anything major breaks, let me know; it’s probably a tiny fix and I can still patch it.
  Have fun!
  As usual, I’ve got Linux, macOS, and Windows builds here:
  https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/14LPd8zPGQZbpXQxqONAnCSlP98uKrrcR?usp=sharing
• isokadded on the 2025-04-29 02:36:10
• demo Linux Windows MacOSX Intel Melodice by Damage
• Thanks again for all the votes and kind words - I’m really glad you enjoyed it. I’ll do my best not to stop here!
  
  A Linux version is now available, and fullscreen should work properly as well - you can grab the latest builds for all platforms here:
  https://files.scene.org/browse/parties/2025/revision25/pc-demo/
  
  There’s also a YouTube capture online now:
  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vfOSDp2tMiw
  
  So feel free to download or just watch it online.
  
  Throw dice, catch melody!
• isokadded on the 2025-04-22 23:10:52
• demo Atari XL/XE Rewind 2 by New Generation & Zelax & Radiance
• Osom!
• rulezadded on the 2024-07-14 23:44:14
• invitation Linux Windows MacOSX Intel Harvest by Damage
• Versions for macOS and Linux can be downloaded for now from here:
  https://drive.google.com/drive/u/1/folders/1dEbTxTR61Px8r7ToPWv7IlbNO3wBuFHQ
  (later they will probably also be added to Scene.org)
• rulezadded on the 2024-04-02 12:11:53
• demo Linux Windows MacOSX Intel 1976 by Damage
• Quote:

  For those who are curious: It ran on my Linux (Ubuntu 22.04 LTS) machine with Lutris / using Wine (fullscreen). Hardware: Intel Xeon / 8 GB / Nvidia Geforce GTX 960. Couldn't figure out any flaws but I am probably not as experienced as the other 99 % here :-) Thanks, Damage. (I am 1974).

  
  
  THank you!
  
  You can run this natively on Linux. Unfortunately, I can't ask for builds for Linux and macOS to be uploaded to scene.org. They can be temporarily downloaded from my Google Drive.
• isokadded on the 2023-09-04 18:26:42
• demo Linux Windows MacOSX Intel 1976 by Damage
• Quote:

  Fellow 1976-er here. :) Totally LIDAR-rific, with a bit but not too much nostalgia thrown in (the nixie tube year counter was a nice touch). The train part reminded me of ASD's Rupture a bit. The head credits were pretty badass.
  
  And dammit, stop thumbing up your own stuff! :) You can be proud of your work, but it still comes off a little vain.

  
  
  Thank you for your words of appreciation. :-)
  
  I actually thumbed up myself when I wrote the first comment, but it turns out that simply because Pouet set the reaction for me by default. I'm not very active here and I don't really understand how it works yet. Sorry...
• isokadded on the 2023-09-04 17:35:57
• demo Linux Windows MacOSX Intel 1976 by Damage
• Quote:

  PEBKAC here, turns out something went wrong with unpacking and some of the shaders were 0 bytes for some reason; redeployed, everything works fine now.
  
  It certainly fixes a lot of the "why isn't stuff moving!" aesthetic issues that I had on the first run; I'm still not 100% sold on it cos I can't decide whether there's a theme here (and I don't think there is) or if it's just a mess, but there's clearly some effort put in there.

  
  
  Thank you for the information. Good thing it works though. :-)
  
  As I wrote, there is a theme, but not one, but several. In a sense, a little mess. In this comment, at the end, I explained where it came from.
• isokadded on the 2023-09-04 17:32:10