You gotta check this out. It's unbelievable, considering the filesize (180Kb).
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(youtube for people who dont want to install it on their PC's but its definately even more impressing in real)
You gotta check this out. It's unbelievable, considering the filesize (180Kb).
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(youtube for people who dont want to install it on their PC's but its definately even more impressing in real)
Took me a while to load but it looked pretty damn amazing. ![]()
I saw this quite some time ago. Indeed _very_ stunning.
(Farbrausch are offering their procedural framework (commercially) and a new .werkkzeug (free) btw, clicky)
Yeah, good stuff. I actually think the YouTube version is more preferable to watch though as it looks kind of like ass in 1920x1200, while the low quality YouTube version smooths out all the glitches and shit.
All the bits of building and stuff look particularly poor (when they crumble, and the sky, etc), while on the YouTube version they look great.
Although I am aware that 100% destroys the point of it being only 170kb or whatever.
Agreed. ![]()
A part from that I also like the choreographies in combination with the music. Stylish. ![]()
Saw it before. Cool stuff. It was made by the same demoscene guys (.theprodukkt) who made .kkrieger (the FPS in 96K)
I never got .kkrieger to run on my old machine, I got about 3 FPS ![]()
This looks just as impressive considering the tiny file size ![]()
There's some demos with only 256 bytes too ( .com file ). Click on the thumb to download.
The Assembly demo festival starts this thursday ang goes from there to sunday. I think it's one of the best demo parties ever, and I've been to many, to assembly every year since 2000.
What really gets me are the 4k and 64k intros and how they have evolved from the beginning of the 90's.
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=HK3jEoBrx5w
one of my favorites by Fairlight, 64k.
I think my favourite 64k intro evr is FR-019:poem to a horse. it was just so awesome when it came out (2002) and the music still rocks.
And my favourite from last year Conspiracy - Chaos Theory:
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