pirmann@remus.rutgers.edu (David Pirmann) (01/31/91)
I was wondering what the demos "dr.who.demo.bsq" and "ecc.synchro", available on tybalt.caltech.edu's ftp were, and if they're any good, I'd like to get them in smaller chunks... (preferably chunks smaller than 400K apiece...) thanks for help dave -- David Pirmann pirmann@rutgers.edu Rutgers LCSR Operations pirmann@njin.BITNET
mock@iris.ucdavis.edu (Kenrick J. Mock) (01/31/91)
Re: Demos on tybalt.caltech.edu:
The ECC Syncro Demo is a demonstration of text scrolling in the GS
border area, as well as having VU meters in the border area. Similar
to FTA's X-mas demo.
The ECC Synchro Demo is the first demo to come out with text scrolling
in the border, but Mr. Z alleges that Joe Hack stole the code from
him. (This is the reason for blowing him up and poking fun at ECC and
Joe hack in the Xmas demo)
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In article <8276@ucdavis.ucdavis.edu> mock@iris.ucdavis.edu (Kenrick J. Mock) writes: > >Re: Demos on tybalt.caltech.edu: > the Dr. Who demo on tybalt is a quick segment of both sound and opening credits from the series. The exerpt is taken from The Greatest Show in the Galaxy, a 1987 episode with the seventh doctor. It was done with visionary, neat little demo, but I do not know if it was worth the download time since it does last only about 5 seconds before it repeats itself. Neil - --------- Baltimore Orioles! Only 2.5 months until Spring Training --------- Neil M. Runyon | Apple IIgs WOZ edition University of Utah - CS Dept | Scotland: Old Castles, Dark Ale, and Golf... nrunyon@peruvian.utah.edu | Want to play a game of Xtrek?!?