224 by Noice [web]
-+- 224 by Noice -+-
- 2 people, 2 lousy effects, one 4k intro -
- Released at Assembly 2002 -
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Legal Notice:
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This demo is free to spread and copy as much as you want.
However, if you put this on a CD availible to the public in any way,
you must send us a copy. Program is provided as is, without any kind
of warranty.
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System requirements:
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To fully enjoy this you probably need:
* 1GHz CPU
* OpenGL capable 3D card of atleast Geforce 2 class
* A soundcard with good General MIDI
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Main Credits:
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Coding.............: Shadow
Music..............: Tommy
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Some words from the authors:
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This intro was coded by me (Shadow) as a test, just to see if it was possible
to write a 4k windows OpenGL intro with sound and a little texture generator aswell,
all witout writing one single line of assembler.
Well, it turned out it was possible, ofcourse not much effects in this rather short
intro, but still, all written in VC6 pure C.
Anyway, other programs used (for compression etc.):
Dropper v1.1 by Gergely Kutenich
UPX 1.05w by Markus F.X.J. Oberhumer & Laszlo Molnar
If you would like to contact me, go right ahead:
* Andreas 'Shadow' Gustafsson : [email protected]
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Greetings:
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cryonics - fairlight - replay - obscure - outbreak - tmb - medeival
doomsday - komplex - tbl - tazadum - amc - array - dxm - yodel - session
nature - razor - hansa - dilemma
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For futher information and more detailed credits visit our web-site.
www.noice.org - the center of goatology
// noiceteam -- 2002.07.31
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