Fear by LaSerDance
This document contains information about Fear (-a one man project-).
Fear is shareware ... => means you're not to use it for commercial purpose
without my approval.
part1: The StarWars-scroller
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Well, I took one of the fonts that came with the 'Demomaker v?'but it's a
shame there are 15 colors in the font so I couldn't fade out as smooth as
I would have liked to......
Concept and (fast!) 386+ coding by LaserDance.
part2: Plasma-breakout with magnifying glass
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I got a table out of a source (from pelusa's fake-intro) and rearranged it
to make it a real fast code (again 386+ 32-bit code).
Concept and coding (offcourse) by LaserDance.
part3: Vectorball and box morfing and merging
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This one was (I think) a great concept !
If you turn on you monitor's brightness you might see that BRRB gives a
different color from BRRW (B[lue], R[ed], W[hite]).
That means that you can see the blue part in the back of the scene trough
the rest of the parts .... It gave me a lot of color-calculations and a
minor headache but hey, It worked !
And offcourse 386+ 32-bit code by LaserDance.
part4: BallScroll
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The Future Crew once said that scroller suck (PANIC) but I think this one's
real cute.
I wrote a special routine so that the scroll can easily be changed by a table
and you can get lots of different effects in your scroll (like the turned
around parts and the ball-like shapes).I used the same routine for the text
piece of the end-part.
The code ..... (-guezz what and by who-).
part5: Vectors trough a chessboard
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After making part 3 this was real easy.
And that's all there is to know about it .......
except offcourse the coding ....... blah blah blah blah ......
part6: Bitmap rotating (and magnifying glass)
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OK it's the same glass as in part2 but I liked to show that there isn't any
need of switching graphic-modes between a glass routine and a bitmap-rotation
routine (as in second reality).The reason I clipped it was because of all
poor 386 owners out there that wouln't get it smooth otherwise.
This time there was no need for 32-bit instructions (I believe) so I guess
this is the only part that would run on a 286 but I can asure you it wouldn't
for speed-problems.
Concept and code by Laserdance.
part7: Plasma-like lines
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This one I created a few days before the Bizarre party.
There isn't much to say about it, except that all movements and
color-refreshes are done random, so the real routine is infinite.
part8: Virtual-reality Tunnel
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During my latest experiments on virtual-reality I programmed this tunnel-
racing and I liked it so much that I decided to put it in the intro.
I used a lot of 32-bit instructions in this baby and I guess I could have
made it a lot easier (without all the virtual-reality formula's) but it
workes and I think it runs smooth enough.
part9: The end-part
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If you've read all about the previous parts you'll know by now which
routines form this scene so I won't bother you anymore with the info.
Except the info about the concept and code (<=LaserDance?).
Ok then there's allways the fabulous music.
I really liked composing them on the HscTracker and I hope you enjoyed'em...
The second song is covered from Bobby O.'s 1982 hit "She has a way".
So 8 parts of code and 4 songs ... all in less than 64K !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I'd like to dedicate this intro to my friend + Michel Meurink +
1972-1991
If you'd like to contact me,
If you'd like to join me,
If you have any suggestions or remarks,
Or if you'd like to write dirty to me,
Contact me by E-mail at: LASERDNC@DUTIWS.TWI.TUDELFT.NL
or write to my home-adress :
LASERDANCE
Hendersonstraat 331
2286XB Rijswijk
Holland
you can also leave a message at my home-BBS:
Sledge-Hammer BBS
(++31-70-3681743) also a great BBS for programmers & demofreaks
Well ... time to fall back into reality for me .....
LaserDance out ...
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