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It's a pitty what partycoding made to this. My friend Ment0r was coding this near me (We should have done something in cooperation but for some reasons we decided to do a diferrent demo each for the compo). No stickmen, unfinished stuff, a good music lost, lotsa DLLs not included, only windowed, a lot of effects left and ideas out. Oh,. and we are at the same group, Nasty Bugs. Next time, we should cooperate into something, my fault for being concentrated on my little demo..

Hi Optimus,

Asking me for SDL.dll, Downloaded it and still don't work, Guess my Gforce4 is outdated eh?

A thousand of sorrys to the scene :P, as my friend Optimus outlined this is what partycoding can do to a wannabe demo with stickmen in the first role(where are the stickmen? this is another story :)) For the sake of the loving god do not judge this as a demo, i had enough of embarrasment in the partyplace when i gave a windowed,without the proper dlls and 500kb executable demo,but this was a full un the party attemp.

omg this rulez! .... in a negative way :)

Thumb for the effort :) (also the particles where nice, and the blobs... I always love the blobs, even when they are so simply lit :)

The story with the dlls is that the demo failed to run at the first try during the compo because a couple of msvc dlls where missing from the archive. So mentor runs to his PC, rips every dll on sight apparently and puts them in the archive :)

The demo did eventually run, but windowed (he forgot to include a config file), and anyway the projector showed a big white blob for the most part due to the shittiness of its lamp, which also failed completely a few hours later, leaving us with a big monitor for the wild compo :)

There are 3 dlls missing, I went through the trouble of finding them so that I could run it.

I wonder some times. How *difficult* is it to make a demo that ends when the music stops ? Rather than just exit(0) ?

Who wrote the music ?

crashes