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Nice Show!!! Awesome tune.. ;)

great gfx, great sfx, and a great tribute to intensity.

another sure shot from tuffy, marvelous

Yep great SID and good sphere effect.
Nice prod.

cool!

Live footage from Evoke: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dJVJQSoWw2o

sick tune!

really enjoyable stuff plus a great tune.

pretty well put together.

Das ist guter Stoff.

Just awesome !!!

very cool, highly enjoyable demo with good fx and a great track!

What keito said.

Aren't these 2 effects stolen animated gifs?




I don't know how complicated is reproducing n frames in loop on a C64.

oh, i would have thumbed it up if they werent stolen.

Amazing effects!@#$%

I recognised the first gifs. I was about to thumb it up massively but if those two effects were stolen and not credited, this wil be a thumb down.

Grr.. ans al lthe way I was thinking 'wow! how did they managed a one-on-one translation of that gif in c64 code, and that sphere effects is a major breakthrough! C64 rules'

Any explanation on this would be very much appreciated, if stolen you can take this piggy as a thumb down. The fact that it is a tribute only makes it worse in that case. Besides that my sincere condoleances.

i dont think the effects count as "stolen", as I see no problem in reusing old effects, as long as they fit and the coder takes no credits for inventing them. Giving credits to whoever came up with it first ist also not so easy on many occasions (also ive yet to see an intro with a tunnel/polyball with credits tbh...).
I think this is no show-off-tro and should not be treated as such, im glad streetuff decided to do something for the compo.

Super stylin as always! :)

Nice demo!

Why are people keep using the term "effects" for pre-baked animation? Stop it.

I haven't read the competition rules, but this smells like a borderline disqualification case, as the voting is based on mostly uncredited animations taken from the intertubes.

specially first effect is used for more than 10 times on c64 platform before and i think many of them (if not all) were animations. it's a well known effect and it doesn't matter if street tuff recalculated the maps or not. he is already famous with his video compression routines. i don't think any c64 sceners thought they were realtime 3d effects.

about the second effect, i've never seen that one before. i'd really prefer if it was street tuff who created the animation frames. but in any case, we all knew these effects were animations.

was a pleasure to watch this at evoke! tuffy you rule!

i like it. great tune, nicely put together.

my 2 cents on the "stolen gifs! catch the thief!" topic:
first of all it was quite obvious that these effects were animations. secondly, making animations work in a c64-demo still involves quite some effort - it can get arbitrarly complicated if you like. so if these anims were stolen or not only plays a very small role when judging a demo like this. ( i wonder how people would look at this demo if he'd "ripped" the nyan-cat anim instead of the spikey ball...)

stolen or not, I like it. Nice to watch and hear.

Well, judging by the live footage from Evoke, the crowd seems to go mad when they see the spike ball effect. But, considering the tech side (animation player) is basically the same as the first effect, they shouldn't go mad, right?

I guess it would have been ok if on the nfo file (which I don't see) it said "ft. animated gifs found on the interweb". And even better if that was specified in the demoshow profile right before the demo was shown.

That way, cs64 ignorants like me wouldn't go mad for an "effect" that just happens to be an animation that I just haven't seen before. This time around I happened to know them and made me wonder.

What degauss said! But i didn't like it enough for a thumb up, it's only anims...

Nice

i approve of anims.

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Sadly, what Mr. Doob said :|

i've made an interview with Quiss/Reflex a few years ago. i'm a fan of him and when i asked about the big fast vectors, he told me they were all calculated on PC and eor filled on c64. that's ok up to a point. but when i asked about bug hangling of eor filling, he told me he used to fix buggy frames on a paint editor by hand! :) so, that's nothing new, you just need to wake up. :)

many of us are able to understand what is realtime, what is not and how much of precalculation is involved without even examining the codes. please join us. :)

@Doob: DUH!!! Animated GIFs on a C64? Ha ha ha...
This is extreme coding. Take a look at e.g.: Orangi by Extend.

Great !!! TRSI !!!!!

Nice production R.I.P Arman Behdad :<

This is a thumb regardless.

What Skate said... the first post at least (but only because I never had such an interview, hehe)

this is good stuff.

nice amount of animations for a singlefiler

good job!

Yes Tuff can ;-)

Rest in peace brother!!! great tune!!
Thumbs up for the prod

smart anim.

Thumb up because I like what I see and hear.

ripping and encoding is always a good idea :)

awsome tune by Arman!

Right, it's rather about the tune and an hommage to the late great King of SID-bass (at least in my book) rather than super original FX.

Farewell Intensity.

Coding wise a piggy at first, but packing it into a 44k one-filer and providing the really good sync for the great tune turns the thumb up

Using anims is extremely lame and wrong (shouldn't these be coded), but there's bunch of other stuff and it's dedicated to the right persons so thumb up

obviously missing my thumb.
good job, tuff!

i like it :)

Looks nice, sounds excellent.
And I'm also sad...

nice

Nice.

Wicked stuff!

Looks good. Enjoyed the show.

Nice sound + hommage + sync is good and i enjoyed watching it anew...
So thumb up after all!

great