Dark Bit Factory & Gravity
GENERAL => General chat => Topic started by: Shockwave on May 12, 2006
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If you're new, post here! Tell us a little bit about yourself, what languages you use, what sort of stuff you like to code, what you hope to get out of the forum etc.
We'll make you feel welcome!
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Hey guys I just joined. Ive been a big fan of dbf actually, the effects are great, the visuals and arts amazing, but im a musician and music is the best. Roly is amazing. I would like to have a chance to talk to him but no emails or anything is listed. If its possible please tell me.
Your amazing man, really.
Ive listened to alot of music and your simple stuff, to complex, all sounds awesome.
I would start "Amorphous Darkness" just to hear your song!
Anyway just wanted to say hello, Im going to be around and bother you guys with small code probs. I am learning blitz hehe.
Anyways hey dbf, and ur workx awesome, keep it going.
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Welcome aboard TheArchitect. Do you do tracker music? Love to here some of your stuff. :)
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Greetings And Welcome "The Architect"
Nice to meet you mate.
Cheers and all the best,
Clyde.
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Hello Architect, you're very welcome here, you can contact Roly by PM on this board and also we have just created a music forum for you guys who do the SFX, feel free to zip your files and attach them to your posts in the music forum if you want critique on your work.
Coders may then use your stuff in their prods if you like :)
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I'm Relsoft from the Philippines. Started coding at the tender age of nineteen. :*(
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Time flies Eh Relsoft?
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Time flies Eh Relsoft?
Yeah, Stopped coding at 20, coded again at 26 and now 31 years old with a wife and a daughter but still haven't seen a real amstrad or a real amiga. :*(
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I have 3 A500's, I've bought them from car boot sales. I use one and keep the other two as spares for parts when the one I use breaks. You can pick them up for next to nothing these days. C=
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What are A500's?
Amstrad?
Well, I live in the Philippines.
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Amiga 500's mate :) Sorry.
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K im now a permanent member on this board! You guys are awesome and actually care about the peepz. Summer coming up in 2 weeks or so, and then im finishing my first game :P.
I would need help, and itd be awesome to have help from here!
Im gonna go reviw some of you guyz's work now
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Being a smaller community than some of the others it's nice to be able to keep the atmosphere nice around here.
If it's code help you're after you'll get it. Just post any questions you get and I'm sure you'll get the answers you are after.
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Hi. I am the guy from Pouet. I've seen this and I thought to reply just for fun. I code demos on PC and CPC and C64 and GP32 and perhaps more in the future. I am here because relsoft called me and I like this forum now. I like there are freebasic and demoscene connected here, eh ;)
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Welcome aboard Optimus. Great to meet and greet you dude! :)
Cheers and all the best.
Clyde.
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Good to have you here Optimus - your fb demo rocked ! ;D ;D
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Thanks!!! O0
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Welcome :)
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Hi, just joined. Seen a few of the demos/intros posted on freebasic.net and QBN. I've been a fan (but not involved) of the demoscene for ages, just recently actually started to try code them (in my conversion to FB from QB).
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Welcome home!
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Hi Cirux, welcome to the board, feel free to get stuck in wherever you want :)
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:hi: Drugged Bunny.
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A Big Hello to you all .o/
:o Yes its me :o
( Hope I wasnt forgotten ;D )
Nice to see a new active forum guys :D
Hope all of you are well, its been too long and i've missed talking to you guys.
I'm looking forward to getting back to some coding and checking out all the new stuff u been up too.
Sry I been away for so long, but RL get a bit heavy at times and takes a bit of figuring out.
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:cheers:
p.s. MSNM me it would be great to hear from you
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:|| Tetra! Really nice to see you dude :)
Cheers and all the best,
Clyde.
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Hiya Tetra, welcome back to the fold :)
Are you still a member of DBF?
Hope that the business is doing well and that life is treating you sweet mate!
Will grant you some permissions and stuff here.
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A phenomenal hello to all of you!!! :hi:
I am Adigun Azikiwe Polack, and I am currently into FreeBASIC programming, and I also am the webmaster of the AAP Official Projects Squad (http://dhost.hopto.org/aapproj), where I hold the premier FB demoscene called the FreeBASIC GFX Demo Central where so far, over 120 graphics demos are available for download already!!! :D
Also, besides my earlier WIP games Frantic Journey (with Rel) and Star Angelic Slugger, I am currently hard at work on an *entirely* new game in FreeBASIC just to not only be an intense blessing to all of you and captivate the heart like NEVER before, but also to warm me up for the REAL thing on the other two as well!!! Watch for that brand-new project indeed to come before July 2006 on my site, ok? I promise. ;)
Anyway, it is truly so awesome to be here, I must say!!! d=;D=b !
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Hey there Adigun, :hi: :hi: to the forum.
:bparty:
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Welcome :) :hi: Good to see you here. Hope you will participate in the forums .
:hi: :cheers:
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Damn, how do you do these kind of smileys? I haven't found them here in the message posting :P
:hi: :hi: :hi: :hi: :hi: :hi: :hi: :hi: :hi: :hi: :hi: :hi: :hi: :hi: :hi: :hi: :hi: :hi: :hi: :hi: :hi: :hi: :hi: :hi: :hi: :hi: (moving?)
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:hi: Adigun :hi:
Welcome to the DBF / Gravity messageboard!
(Optimus, there are a list of the hidden smileys in the Hangar 18 forum.)
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Greetz dude! :cheers:
Welcome aboard mate :hi:
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Just discovered this thread here. I just registered today so I write some
lines about me.
My name is benny!. I was active in the demoscene in the 80's and 90's.
The last group I was in was called bizarre arts. Although I didn't do
any big demo-effects recently the demoscene movement still attracts me.
Nowadays I code mostly for the web and at last for mobile devices. I use
various languages and don't stick to a certain one. I choose the language
which suits best for the certain programming task / environment.
I already read some interesting posts here and saw some cool sources - so
I am really looking forward to chat with you about coding and scene.
Feel free to drop me a line if you want to know anything more - or feel free
to visit my site.
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Greets and welcome Benny :hi:
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:hi: to the forum ;D
:hi:
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Cool Benny Dude :hi:
Feel free to post your website in the Usefull links section.
Cheers and all the best,
Clyde.
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Thank you all for the nice welcome ...
I really like the welcome-smiley ...
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Thank you all for the nice welcome ...
You're welcome ;)
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Well, the lil news box said to post here if I was new, so, what the heck....
I'm Rattra, I normaly program in FreeBasic, anything else is normaly web code (XHTML, CSS, php, Javascript, etc).. I know a lil bit of C++ also, but rarely mess with it.... Skills are OpenGL stuff, FBGfxLib effects, logic, mathmatics, parsers, braking things, debuging, and more..
I also do graphics, arts, and photography... (prolly more, just forgetting them atm..)
As far as programs, I do Demos, Games, Editors, and loads of littly simple (just for the hell of it) codes...
I code for myself under x.t.r.GRAPHICS, and with Xteraco under FB_Fusion..
;)
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Welcome aboard!
:hi:
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@Rattrapmax6
Welcome Rattrapmax6 and enjoy your stay here on the board. I just
joined this board two days ago and it seems to be a very friendly and
cool community ...
So have fun!
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:hi:
Enjoy and participate
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Hiya RattrapMax dude :hi:
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:hi:
Welcome to the forum :)
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:hi:
Enjoy and participate
Amen.
Nice to see you here Rattra O0
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I'm Pete. Started out on Blitz Basic, and now code in C++ on PC. I've joined here to offer harsh one-word comments and unconstructive criticism.
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Yep, I remember seeing and being impressed by a lot of your Blitz stuff and the Scary Dinosaur intro you just released is very cool. ;D
Welcome to the forum :)
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I'm Pete. Started out on Blitz Basic, and now code in C++ on PC. I've joined here to offer harsh one-word comments and unconstructive criticism.
LOL
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Ah I see you have received training at Pouet. :hi:
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I've joined here to offer harsh one-word comments and unconstructive criticism.
Awesome, no better way to get the point across than a very blunt statment....
"Don't do that agian!!!"-> :whack: <- "?!?!?!"
:hi:
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Greetz to Para Pete And Rattrapmax.
:hi: aboard.
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Parapete? From Pouet?
Heelllooo!!! :|| :|| :|| :|| :||
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Greetings Pete, :hi:
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:hi: To EricZann, nice to see you matey.
And cheers for registering with us.
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Hello,
I used to muck about with assembly on the C=64 a wee bit and ARexx on the Ami. Upon occasion I tweak, fix or completely break C/C++ apps for Linux.
I am not a programmer.
I write songs primarily on the C=64, Amiga and NES.
I released a few things; but only on my C-Net BBS and at a time when people had pretty much abandoned BBSs for MUDs and the Internet. They might be out there somewhere.
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:hi: Welcome aboard 6172616b7473616100 dude, great to meet you.
All the best,
Clyde.
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:hi: 6172616b7473616100 Props for having the best user name on the whole forum.
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Indeed - strange username. Nevertheless :
WELCOME ON BOARD 8)
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Just want to say hi to Drewpee, I knew him from the Yabasic forums :hi:
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Hi,
Great forum! I was thinking of setting something like this up until Zawran pointed me in this direction. My demo days started off in Quadriga (http://www.dinneen.eu/quadriga/images/random/7.jpg) back in the Amiga days of 1992. Recently I started again on the Mac scene under the same alias DaD1916. Demos written in anything other than asm or c++ may be frowned upon by the critics at pouet but it's the end result that matters, only the tools are different! O0
Links:
Quadriga : http://www.dinneen.eu/quadriga/
DaD1916 : http://www.pouet.net/groups.php?which=6266
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A belated :hi:
We have nothing against Asm or CPP here either mind you ;) We have forums where you can post that stuff and get help on it if that's what you're into, luckilly there are a great team of members here with a wide knowledge span that covers a lot of languages and we're just here to help out where we can and to enjoy demos :)
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:hi: Rootuid, love the C64 logo with the Raster bars.
Great to have you aboard.
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:hi: Rootuid, love the C64 logo with the Raster bars.
Great to have you aboard.
The Quadriga logo, thats Amiga btw :)
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Lots of new registrations during the last week.
Don't be shy folks, feel free and post if you like. :hi:
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Yep an almighty :hi to all the new dudes, thanks and it's great to have you aboard.
Cheers,
Clyde.
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Greetings
I'm a new member, and my dream has always been to make a demo.
I have a bachelors degree in computer science. I'm mainly a webmaster, have been working with Flash for about five years, some PHP, ASP and have a bit of experience with Blitz3D (I made a educational game some years ago)
I'm willing to lear from you guys, and if someone need something i can help you out just ask! ;)
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Hi H3r3j3, nice introductory post :hi: to the forum.
The best thing I can suggest is to have a look around the showcase, download some stuff to get some inspiration if you are unsure what you'd like to code first. Choose your language and ask as many questions as you want.
In fact we like questions, no matter how dumb you may think they are or how difficult they are, it's part of what keeps the board going. Lots of people here like helping out budding demo coders.
Hope you stick around.
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Nice to meet you H3R3JE.
:hi: aboard.
Dont hesitate to ask dude.
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Welcome H3R3JE.
Enjoy your stay ;-)
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:hi: aboard H3r3j3
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Hi Folks...... Its been a while since my last visit to the dbf board, and what a nice surprise to see that Gravity and DBF have got together with this great new site.... Used to code quite a bit in Blitz but I'm getting my teeth stuck into this Freebasic at the moment which is pretty cool. Anyways after a long absence its nice to be back and its nice to see so many familiar names, and quite a few new ones to........ Well off for a browse hope to speak soon......
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:hi: Back and stick around :)
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Hiya Mr P :hi:
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Hello all.
Im the intro fairy, I wave my magic wand and 6 months later an intro appears. Sometimes.
Errr I like chocolate, beer and women with beer and chocolate.
Any crap jokes about flat head and no teeth should be inserted here.
Errr. I know opengl and I can program but Im not a programmer by profession.
I'm actuall a hedghog by profession.
The fleas are hell.
I'm not in any groups (I'm too lame) so when I found this place I was amazed and excited.
I hope to spend some time here.
HELLO!
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Hi Taj :)
Welcome to the DBF/GVY board, you sound like you'll fit right in here! Quite a few people who post here are in groups, many are not. It makes no difference, everyone leaves their ego's at the door.
Hope you stick around.
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:hi: Taj :)
Nice to meet you.
Cheers and all the best,
Clyde.
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Really cool 1k intros by the way Taj / Sek. :) And props to you for posting your stuff here including the sources, I'm sure that people will learn something from them.
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hey everyone,
I remmy when I got my first computer(when I was about 14) which was ATARI 65XE (I know it was crappy computer at the time),IÂ play some game such as star rader, up up and away or Leaper. Then I start look at Atari 65XE Manual which show some programming stuff.....so I decide to check it out and end up making my own car sound =)Â Then I have forgot how to program them due to great ATARI games such as Gunlet, Joe Blade( I nearly finished it but it was hard), track and fields that got me hooked.
The C64 came along and I ask my mom that I want that for XMAS.....SO I decide to sell ATARI 65XE for C64 computer. The C64 Computer TOTALLY BLEW me away with all those Great games such as TURRICAN 1 and 2, Last NINJA 1 and 2, those sensible software games as well. I didnt program very much due to those great game that drove me but if the C64 Games hadnt be great then I would have done lots of programming.
Then Amiga came along......So I decide sell C64 for Amiga 500Plus, The amiga was so great with all the game such as SWOS(that game got me hooked), Cannon fodders, Desert Strike, R-TYPE 1 and 2, Aiype(cool shoot em up)
there some programming software that came along which BlitzBasic 2 and Amos( I love doing amos).
I have code all sort of things with Amos such as Starfields, Credits rolling up screen, 2D Racing car game(short one), Horse racing game(where you put bet on horse and see if u win some moneys) .
When the Amiga Died.....I turn my attentions to PC and found Blitzbasic for PC. I have code some demo for it and some game(not lots). I havnt touch computer for one yrs since last two week and I have to say that I am glad to be back computer and try code somethings simple rather be somethings impossible to code on what I like to do. Yes I can be creative person when come to coding.
It would be funny and wired when Person get so PISSED and code somethings REALLY wired progam.
:cheers:
p.s. I am sorry to WAFFLE too much! lol
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Hi Guys :hi:
I am Ragesnax
37 years young
Hobbies
World of Warcraft(get lost in azeroth today)
Horror SciFi fantasy Tv Films Books
Games allsorts ADnD etc
Computers etc
New tech gadgets
Cooking
Music
First introduction to videogames was the arcades and thinking at the time how cool it would be to have at home
first home sys was binatone?( i think) it had preset games like tennis football
first saw a home computer at my cousins a zx81 graphics were blocky but fun was had bomber springs to mind my uncle had an apple or something and we sneaked goes at some sex text adventure .
Sometime l8r my other uncle my dads brother had a cbm pet and started to get involved with computers he wrote a cool snake game that entertained my brothers an me for hours he l8r worked at a computer shop and wrote businness software on the bbc one christmas the shop gave him a bbc b as a present a whole load of games :D fun times Sadly my uncle passed away not long ago :(
Strange but true i really wanted a bbc electron cause of the geekiness i suppose i might learn something but my brothers out voted me for the c64 not cheap at the time but i am glad they won !
C64
First interest in coding sparked by watching the old C64 compunet demo's
obtained from a friend of a friend called toby (checkout thrust C64 title pic Tob is his signature)
loved how ppl could do stuff like open the borders on the c64 .
Tried
C64 basic
Basic lightning
Machine lightning
some others
Atari st
Bought with redundancy money from Christies(yep the auctioneers) if i had got more would of got an amiga tbh but oh hmm
having visited many shops local to my area i found a place in kingston surrey and became friendly with the shop guy there and in turn was introduced to Manikin Sammy Joe and the other one(sorry dude !!) aka The Lost Boys.
Tried
Atari st basic
Stos
asm c
Amiga
Having known for a long time about demo's etc i set out to find some and i wasn't disappointed
and a friend called Lfo and myself used to get together drink smoke play games etc he loved his music and eventually music was it for him
as i remember he wrote a few tunes on octamed or the earlier version mainly cos of the midi stuff i believe
l8r on we founded Phuture 303 Lfo changed his name to Phono we had a swedish coder called Parsec(Rip dude) they released a scene mag called Subculture issue4 is on aminet
Tried
Amiga Basic
Amos
AmosPro
Asm C
arexx
and others
Pc
Well what can i say i can play almost any old system i like now and the things i have seen have blown me away tbh
from mini os that u can install on a network card to arcade hardware demos to emulators that show what the other machines could do
(really must look at optimus's cpc demo's) etc
tried
Blitzbasic
Blitzbasic3d
Purebasic
Sdlbasic
C C++ Asm
Freebasic
many others
Gp2x
For a GamesGeek like me this was earmarked for purchase when the gp32 came out i have had it for a while now but for you tech heads here, it is a nice bit of kit if u don't like the front end it is fully customizable even down to writing yr own os !
it also has a great range of Demos(hi optimus) Games Emus and Utils it also plays mp3s n movies aswell .
Tried
Fenix
C
It's a pity that these days consoles n most hardware is never around long enough to be used to it's full potential making said hardware do tricks it was never designed to do etc and games have lost the magic of years gone by ! Originality ,  Software companies today are scared of such a word.
I love the work everyone does here it is Magic tbh jus like the old days :D Please Keep It UP.
Many Thanks to Shockwave n Clyde for the old forums where i first met some of you
RageSnax
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Ragesnax, you know what, after all the time you were registered at the old place I never had any idea how into your programming that you've been over the years (and sorry to hear that you lost your Uncle who got you into programming and also Parsec, the swedish coder).
Also interesting is that you are also into developing for the Gp2x, just like Optimus.
I don't think Optimus comes around the boards any more, he freaked out a little bit not so long back and I think he's taking a break. Shame really, I think his posts are missed.
What I now think is that by;
A: Using Ezboard.
and
B: Limiting the choice of language to Blitz
on the old board we missed out on a lot of potential members because of the shit registration process and the downtime and also you are proof that there was a lot that went un-noticed too, you much more interest than Blitz :) It's good that a lot of the core members from before are finding this community and supporting it with their postings and programs :)
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Hey guys - nice to see some oldies but goodies here too! A binatone? Wow - respekt!
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Hi RageSnax,
nice to see another oldschool-scener here ...
Greetz,
benny!
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Hello world.
I started with basic, and still on it.
The ratwheel of life just keeps spinning ;).
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Greetings. I am CombatKing0 - the prototype for the forthcomming production line CombatKings.
I do spelilng mistakes and errors grammer.
I have been programming for 19 years. Well, not really, I typed a few lines of BASIC on an old Atari 1200 I think it was. Please bear with my 56 bits of memory.
Anyway, I have since worked with PS2 YaBASIC, HTML, JavaScript, ASP, PHP, and I'm learning other web based languages such as PEARL and SQL.
My current project is a Sudoku site with 64 by 64 alphanumeric puzzles. Try them if you dare when they are ready.
If anybody has any web-technology based programming questions, I'll try to help.
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welcome combatking0 :hi:
post the link of the sudoku site when it's finish,plz!
Enjoy your stay ;-)
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:hi: Nawitus and :hi: To CK0, you are both very welcome here, enjoy the vibe and make yourselves at home :)
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Hi, I'm new here. My name is xearokool... I've been coding for a couple years now. I got my start in DarkBasic, then found out about FreeBasic... I've not posted to any of the forums because I have not had reliable internet access untill now. I just moved out of my parents house, and am living with a roomate who told me about this site, and lets me use his computer.
Anyhow, Its good to find a community with such creativity, I look forward to contributing.
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Well, you're :hi: here. Good luck with the Freebasic.
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Yup. Welcome ... have a nice time here!!!
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:hi: Xearokool Great to have you aboard dude.
Cheers and all the best,
Clyde.
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Is Xteraco your Room mate by any chance?
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Hey! Thats pretty clever. You're spot on! He's a pretty good guy.
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:-*
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I thought it was sort of wierd that I hadn't seen Xteraco around much lately, and when I did my weekly audit of the board and saw that your isp and ip numbers were the same and that your user name was the same, I figured that Xteraco must have forgotten his password and re-regged. But then I thought that I was being stupid because I saw some post about a logo by you which rattra had answered, and then I read on and saw another post about alambik with some comments about warez that shouldn't have been on the board, and now I am a little bit confused as to who is who, considering that Xteraco lives in an apartment block (according to a post he made a short time ago about some drunk woman he nearly ran over) and now you say you live in the same appartment.
So what's what and who's who? ???
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xteraco and xearokool are 2 diff people, i'm xteraco, the same old xteraco.... me and my girlfriend were having financial problmes, so we moved the bed out of the br, and decided to rent it out (take in a roomate) while we have the mainroom sectioned off for our room
not to a stranger, xearokool has been a local friend for a while, and just turned 18, he's got a job and is helping out
i havent been posting much for a few reasons
1.i got a new job, so i've been working fulltime
2.i started college classes
hope that helps out a bit, sorry if that seemed weird and alienating
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That's cool. I just check the board for multi-accounts from time to time. In any case, xearocool has asked me to delete his account so all the best.
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i've requested my account be deleted as well 8)
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Ok, bye.
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Just a quick note to any would be trolls that try and register here, it is a very easy going board but fucking childishness that spoils other people's enjoyment of the board will not be tollerated and I will not spend any time at all arguing the toss, those who have joined the board are really welcome here, those who multi-account and send me childish pm's will be deleted. Hopefully this board can continue along the same positive route it started off on without the baggage of people who act about 10 years old and would lower the mood and morale of the board to that of other communities.
Hopefully we have something different here, the two accounts (xteraco and Xeracool) have not been banned, just deleted as they requested, they are welcome to re-register as long as they don't fuck around.
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Good point. I have seen a lot of boards going down the drain with a lot of offtopic, chilidish
and flaming threads. It's a pity when you see how deconstructive some ppl tend to be ::)
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Hi guys,
I am Tracy and I am still learning my way around this place. I am still VERY VERY new to coding and I am trying my best. I am starting with Basic..... because well I need the basics! Interesting how that works huh?! I have little experience but have helped a little around the demo scene. It seems cool and I like what I see so far. I love art and people who are creative (see a connect here?). I am amazed sometimes at what can be done in these demos and intros. I would like to try a little of everything from logos to music to demos to see what I enjoy and what I don't.
All my info is attached here (Yikes, is that safe?) and I am ready to learn. Thanks to Benny, Blitz and Shockwave for there help thus far. You guys are the best!
Thanks, lilw4t3rdr0p
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Welcome very much. Remember take your time and enjoy it all.
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@lilw4t3rdr0p:
Hey. Cool that you decided to join. So welcome on board. :hi:
Enjoy you stay ;)
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Yeah, it'll be a pleasure watching you learn stuff :hi:
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Hi
I'm a guy from Sweden, I've been coding some stuff in blitz for a while(1 year approx). like the fun of creating something.
never actually completed a game though.
Most of you seem to be really good at coding these demos, I've had a look at your 20 line challenge and they are great :).
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:hi:
You should fit in here nicely. Feel free to look around, make some demos, and don't take anything said in hanger 18 too seriously. Be seeing you around!
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Ok ???
Whats that about?
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Hi Paulgr - welcome to the forum!
Jim
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:hi: aboard Paulgr :)
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Welcome aboard. Best to stay out of Hangar 18 if you want to keep your sanity.
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HI Paul,
Nice to have you. Welcome! :clap:
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:hi:
Hi Paul. You have the honour of being the first person I have welcomed.
If there's any honour to be had from that.
Enjoy your stay - you'll never leave >:D
Sorry, I must do better not to scare people away. :cheers:
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yopla! druid's intro showed me the way to this forum. ^-^ just wanted to say hello - keep it up!
can
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HI Can!!!! \o/
Nice to see you found the forum. Thanks Druid! (Karma Up for the new member!)
This place is Great!. Lots of fun and very very helpful.
Come in, hang up your coat, have a seat and stay awhile.
Would you like tea or a beer? :cheers:
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Hello can! Welcome on board. :hi:
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Welcome can ... enjoy your stay here :hi:
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welcome :)
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Welcome Can, hope you like the place. :cheers:
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Greetings, can!
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thanks for the warm ;) welcome! especially to lilw4t3rdr0p :cheers: tea please!
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Can:
\o/ Thanks. I prefer tea too!
Check your messges..... Please!
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Hey, Paul!
Glad we got yet another newcomer here ready to learn :D
If you have any questions you need answered, have a look around, or PM me if you must. I'd be glad to help!
Welcome!
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Hi Can!
If you need to know anything about JavaScript, give me a shout and I'll see what I can do.
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BIG hello to ampli ! Ampli did the music for Halls of Halloween :hi:
Hope you'll stick around.
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Hello Again Ampli!!!
Very glad to see you here~
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Thank you!
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Nice to see you, Ampli.
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Hi everybody I joined up about a month ago. I kinda stubled in here by following a link on another forum, I liked this place from the start and I'm still here. The only language I am fluent with is Yabasic and I still program stuff to run in the emulator. I would like to learn another language but my time is spread so thin, maybe later. Anyhow just wanted to give a big shout out to the forum. Long live DBF-GVY ;D
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Thankyou and :hi: to the forums dude.
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Glad you like it here!
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Thanks guys.
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:hi: and have fun !!!
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Belated :hi: and your Yabasic programs are impressive.
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Cheers
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Hola... and welcome! Glad to have you!
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Hola... and welcome! Glad to have you!
don't be afraid, you just met the biggest spammer here :)
welcome :)
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I aint afraid just taking it easy brother ;)
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Hola... and welcome! Glad to have you!
don't be afraid, you just met the biggest spammer here :)
welcome :)
LOL.. give a girl a break! I think this and the Santa award was rigged! ;) You need to send me my outfit.
:hi:
Rainstorm.... Still nice to meet you and don't mind Druid.... He is just jealous! :updance:
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Hola... and welcome! Glad to have you!
don't be afraid, you just met the biggest spammer here :)
welcome :)
LOL.. give a girl a break! I think this and the Santa award was rigged! ;) You need to send me my outfit.
:hi:
Rainstorm.... Still nice to meet you and don't mind Druid.... He is just jealous! :updance:
see what i mean now? :D
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I hear ya Big Greets
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Hola... and welcome! Glad to have you!
don't be afraid, you just met the biggest spammer here :)
welcome :)
LOL.. give a girl a break! I think this and the Santa award was rigged! ;) You need to send me my outfit.
:hi:
Rainstorm.... Still nice to meet you and don't mind Druid.... He is just jealous! :updance:
see what i mean now? :D
Rotfl!
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Hola... and welcome! Glad to have you!
don't be afraid, you just met the biggest spammer here :)
I'm insulted.
Anyway, :hi:
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We spammin... and we hope you like spammin too ;)
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Hola... and welcome! Glad to have you!
don't be afraid, you just met the biggest spammer here :)
I'm insulted.
Anyway, :hi:
I still love you slinks... and it looks like rainstorm may be our newest member of the spam team! WHOOO \o/
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God damn right.
Its good to be here
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me and lil are the biggest spammers on the board, we even have a (tied) award to that effect. Nice to have some more join the cause though!
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me and lil are the biggest spammers on the board, we even have a (tied) award to that effect. Nice to have some more join the cause though!
That was last year, my friend.
Tiochadh ar la ! (Our day will come)
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Hi. I am new in this forum and I thought I would tell something about myself. I am only coding as a hobby (profesionally I work as a surveying engineer at a construction company). I used to code on the Amiga back in the days (not so well perhaps). I have a basic knowledge in a few languages like C/C++ and Java. I am currently using Purebasic for my intro coding, mainly because of the small executable size and the convenience of not having to think about memory management like in C and ASM (too time consuming for me right now).
I am currently working on an intro for the Breakpoint 2007 and I am looking for music and GFX for it, so if you are descent at chip music or pixel GFX please contact me...
/MC-Fist
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@mcfist:
:hi: on board. Hope you like it here.
Nice to see that you do some PureBasic coding. Feel free to post some sources, questions
et cetera in the corresponding board :
http://dbfinteractive.com/index.php?board=33.0 (http://dbfinteractive.com/index.php?board=33.0)
Looking forward to see you Breakpoint-Intro ... good luck with it !!!
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Good to have a PB coder on board, Benny uses PB too. :hi: To the forum and good luck in getting some zix and graphics :)
Might be better if you're looking for stuff to post a specific request.. For instance if you wanted a 16 * 16 font, stick a post in the gfx forum, there's a few people around here that do gfx, you may get lucky.
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Cool McFist :)
:hi: aboard dude.
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yeah welcome aboard McFist hope you like the place
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Evenin' ;)
Got recommended here after my overly gay request for decent programmers on pouet. Well I'll probably make a similar request here but with a bit of code-monkey background thought I'd have a go re-teaching myself and maybe helping out a little. Who knows.
Noticed Shockwave is in Wales/UK too, well I never.
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Lol, where's the pink Penis? hehe. I have a gay smiley :mince: but no pink penis.
There's lots of homeless coders here, some of them even make cracktros, shock horror!
Welcome :hi: I'll be in the arcade all day, the others will all want to say hullo too.
Where in wales are you?
I'm in Llanelli.
I think there's a few Welsh people here.
Btw I thought that your request for coders on Pouet was a wind up? ;D
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have a stepsister down Camarthenshire way, never been though. I'm up north here, Colwyn Bay.
Looking back on it, my pouet request does look like a piss-take but it was supposed to be very serious ;D. Would love for some of your homeless codies to move in to my place..
Anyway, week off work. Think I'll have a wade around see what's what :)
cheers
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You seemed to survive Pouet soo well done. Probably having a browse around will be the best way. If you see any stuff that you like and give the author some feedback is the best way to make coders happy here and perhaps you'll get someone to work on some prods for you on a freelance basis or maybe some group members, who knows? Best wishes with it anyway.
If you decided that you wanted to have a go at learning to code, it doesn't matter what api and language you choose, there will certainly be someone here who can help you with it and the sceners who come here seem to behave differently to when they are on Pouet, I don't know why that is but it's always been a good atmosphere here.
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Aye, pouet seems to bring out the worst in people. I've avoided it for as long as I like to remember, only registered so I could thumb up a b-day intro :D
I've done bits and bobs in most languages. I just quit my job as a web developer last week so now maybe things won't be as PHP orientated and maybe a little bit more C/ASM. It is like trying to learn to ride a bike again though. For me anyway.
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Always nice to see new faces here :)
Nick's right, there's no better atmosphere than this place.
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:hi: aboard EMP dude, nice to meet you :)
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Hey there EMP hope you like the place :cheers:
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Hello, and :hi:
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Nice to see another soul around here ... :hi:
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I'd like to give a bit shoutout to Carol, Shocky's mom!!
Because there's not much I think is funnier than someone bringing their mom to the forum ;D
On a more serious note, it's cool she's here supporting her son and this board. Mom's don't get much better than that!
So here's to Carol, our newest member:
:hi: :||
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Lol. Ok why not.. Hello mum. :hi:
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Definately. Hi and :hi:
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:hi: Carol to the forum and have a blast in the arcade.
I always wondered where Shockie got his brains from :)
Cheers,
Clyde.
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Greetings Blasty And Singer. :hi: aboard dudes :)
Cheers and all the best,
Clyde.
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Hope you like it here!
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:hi: aboard DocGen :)
Cheers and all the best,
Clyde.
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:hi: to all those whom I have not yet :hi:
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Welcome p01!
Hope you like it here.
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Yup. Hi and :hi: p01 !!!
Enjoy your stay!
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People hi' and thanks for the welcome messages
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:hi: dude.
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Make yourself at home :)
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Make yourself at home :)
You're sure about that ? I mean, next thing you know, this place is gonna be a bloody mess.
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Bring your mates over too dude :)
A warm :hi: to all the new members :)
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:hi: dudes and dudettes :cheers: Hope ya'll like the place
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:hi: to the board Mongoslam :)
Cheers and all the very best,
Clyde.
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Hey everybody!
Make yourself at home here.
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Yes indeed :hi: all :D
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Welcome to the forum, Gregbug!!
Hope you like things around here.
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:hi: Welcome dude, also :hi: to BulL and anyone I've missed :)
Great to have you hanging out with us :D
Cheers and all the very best,
Clyde.
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Definately ... hello and :hi: to all who just joined !!!
Have a nice stay here...
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Greetings Sledge dude :hi:
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Hello all! :goodpost:
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Hi ho Sledge,
welcome on board. Enjoy your stay ...
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Hi :)
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:hi: hope you like the place
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Welcome sledge! :)
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Just thought i'd finally introduce myself a bit my name is Mark (your not getting my last name :-X
I do graphics, i tried coding and music and shite at both :-[
I found this forum via codeman & shockwave from intro inferno etc. I also spot quite a few familiar names from other forums i'm in such as EAB, Oldskooluk, Intro inferno etc
Anyway sorry for the very l8 intro here but been busy doing gfx for shock (amongst others) & playing them damn arcade games ;)
on Amiga i used Dpaint 2/3 & Brilliance 1/2 and on Pc i use Xara Extreme (not to be confussed with xara 3d or webstyle etc)
enjoying my stay so far :cheers:
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:hi: Enjoying your company too! Btw, I'm >still< waiting for the call if you know what I mean Sarek :) I might be able to speak to you later.
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yo!!
am-fm^S!P is in the house :D
check my tunes in the music area :D
greetz :clap:
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Great to see you! :hi: And great work on the chip tunes!
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Welcome aboard am-fm hope ya like the place
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Just want to bring up this thread again (last post in this thread was on May 14th,2007)
to say :
:hi:
to all new members who joined since May 14th. Enjoy your stay and don't hesitate to post your
thoughts, questions and feelings ;-)
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A Warm :hi: to Ghandy And Frea :)
Cheers and all the very best,
Clyde.
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A Warm :hi: to Ghandy And Frea :)
Cheers and all the very best,
Clyde.
Yeah. Welcome guys !!!
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:hi: in this great community guys :)
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Hi there. :cheers:
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Welcome :)
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:hi: to the board Wildbiftek :)
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Aye, :hi:
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Well....
I am Jojo / Saga Musix, now member of Gravity (at least i hope so :P). In fact, i already promised Clyde to do some tunes for his demos half a year ago, but i never found any time, but my first demo tune is now ready.
You may find more of my free music at my music website (http://www.saga-musix.ath.cx). I'm also a FreeBASIC / Visual Basic 6 programmer, you can find all my programming stuff at my programming website (http://saga-games.ath.cx)... Beware, it's German :D
I did some English programs, though, like vChip (http://saga-games.ath.cx/?programm=vchip), a Chip Sample generator or Mod Library (http://saga-games.ath.cx/?programm=modlib), a program to maintain your Module Collection :)
cheers,
//saga
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:hi: To the board and :hi: to Gravity Jojo dude :)
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Hi Jojo :hi: to the forum, I just spent a while on your site downloading some of your songs, the one that I liked best was Grinimal, I could close my eyes and imagine it as a soundrtack for some Farbrausch demo like Debris easily.
Your songs are good, I hope that Clyde makes you a nice music disk so that people in the scene can hear your songs :)
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:hi: Jojo :)
Nice to have one more members of Gravity here. As i see, you are from germany too? (herzlich willkommen *g*)
Sadly i have atm some massive internet problems, so i will take a look to your website and tools later! :cheers:
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Hi Jojo :hi: to the forum, I just spent a while on your site downloading some of your songs, the one that I liked best was Grinimal, I could close my eyes and imagine it as a soundrtack for some Farbrausch demo like Debris easily.
Your songs are good, I hope that Clyde makes you a nice music disk so that people in the scene can hear your songs :)
thank you for the comment. You may want to download BitJam 1.1 (http://pouet.net/prod.php?which=31658). Two of my songs (Grinimal and Digital Loop) can be found on the disc ;)
btw, i can also do my own music disk easily, but i'm not so keen at programming stunning effects :)
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A Warm :hi: to Ghandy And Frea :)
Cheers and all the very best,
Clyde.
You got me surpriced :D. i got welcomed before i even said hi! here.
I can't say much about myself :P. i know a little bit of c, and am trying to write a 4k demo on linux. The results aren't interesting as for now, and probably never will be :P. That stupid sound takes to much space ;). Althugh i hope i'll be able to create something to be proud of ;).
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frea, :hi: on board :)
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Good luck with your 4kb. You're in the right place, there are some tiny code gurus here :)
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Greetings DarkLady :hi:
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:hi: Wildbiftek and DarkLady :)
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Yeah. Welcome boys and girls ... :hi:
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Greetings and :hi: TwinPeaks
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:hi: Trion :)
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Greetings and :hi: TwinPeaks
Twin Peaks ... cool ... I just bought the DVD and now watching all the serials again. I already
watched the serials on TV back in the 90s. So, welcome TwinPeaks !!!!
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welcome TwinPeaks and Trion :)
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Hello, and welcome everyone!
Beware of bots...
:trans: :trans: :trans:
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Hello Twinpeaks, you fakeuser!
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Well Hello There All :)
Just found this site and thought it may be helpful =)
Just started demo coding, been tracking music for a little while now,
Im fourteen, im from the uk
What more need you know ;D
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:hi: Aboard Architect_414
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:hi: Architect_414 :updance:
:cheers:
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Welcome to the forum, enjoy and we hope you stick around.
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Welcome to the forum, enjoy and we hope you stick around.
Oh dont worry i do plan to stick around sir ;)
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Hi all,
I'm Otma i'm based at this time in the philippines ( i saw someone else also from this fabulous country! here in this forum). I'm interested into the demo since a long time, ( 92) and been a little bit active on pc as coder near 2000 to 2003 .. unfortunatly few demos was released :(. I just get back to the code for having fun ! I'm actually playing with pure basic and in parallele try to recode in asm on my amstrad :D .
C u sonn guys ! :cheers:
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@Otma:
Welcome on board. Nice, I already did lots of purebasic programming. In addition I used to have
an Amstrad, too. Never coded it in ASM though. I owned a Amstrad CPC 6128 back in the old (better)
days.
Enjoy your stay here !!!
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Welcome Otma, thanks for dropping by! I hope you stick around, pure basic is a good tool :)
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Thanks for this "acceuil" :carrot:
just need find time with this :boxer: :boxer: job ....
C u guys on the forum !
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:hi: D.J Peters :cheers:
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greeting fellow earthian :D , i just come and stop by and really glad we had forum for beginner demo maker... now demo/intro are not only for the underground :) , let's share the code dude...
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Hi Sabour :hi: to the forum.
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Welcome Sabour. Hope you will like it here ! Have fun!
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:cheers: Hi everyone im Ant from the uk, but I go by the name of NGangst. Im in my second year of uni, studying computer games programming, and Ive been programming in pretty much everything for pretty much my entire life, Im here on a quest to further my knowledge ;) and pick up some bad habbits on the way. My language of choice is C++ and API of choice is OpenGL. its great to be hear looking forward to seeing xmas entries, who knows mabee ill enter something myself ;D
thanks -NGangst
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Hi NGangst! Hope you enjoy the forum, and feel free to enter the Xmas comp!
Jim
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welcome NGangst!
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Yeah. Welcome on board !!!
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Greetings, NGangst!
It's always good to see new people come in with fresh ideas.
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Hello! I've posted here a few times but I don't think I have properly introduced myself. I am b0ib0t (boy bot) haha! My girlfriend got tired of hearing me talk about code and said I should find some friends. I found this place after some random google searching.
The demo scene is still all quite new to me, and I am very interested to learn and participate!
Wow, I am not very good at introducing myself! Sorry about that lol.
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@b0ib0t:
Nice to see you here.
:hi: and I hope you enjoy your stay. Don't hesitate to post questions -
this is a very helpful forum. Btw. what langugages do you prefer to code
with ?
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I generally code with whatever make me happy! I enjoy c++ quite a bit, also I do freelance PHP stuff once in a great while. Right now I am doing a game engine in Basic. I also got a neat book about Blitz3D, I am seriously considering buying a copy. :kewl:
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Hi all, :kewl:
Some things are a bit disturbing here from my experiences so far, but I'm sure
I'll fit in just fine ;D
Xone
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Said it before - but here again :
:hi: on board, fellow !!!
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Hi there Xone hope you enjoy the board.
:cheers:
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Welcome :)
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A big :hi: to meli291086 :buddies:
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Hello, meli291086 :hi:
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Hi,
I'm rc55 (Ruairi), and I am the organiser of the Sundown Demoparty based in the UK, and I've been an active member of the UK Demoscene since 2004. I have been writing tracker music using ST3/FT2/Renoise since 1998, and most of my music is average! I also run the websites ukdemoscene.org (http://ukdemoscene.org) and sundowndemoparty.org (http://sundowndemoparty.org).
I must admit, I've only stumbled upon these forums today. God only knows how I managed to avoid you guys for so long - what a fantastic resource! I hope to get in touch with the admins here and work together on having your forum membership exposed via the Sundown demoparty by supporting your works and showcasing them in a fantastic environment.
I also want to welcome everyone who is interested in the UK Scene to come join us as our web site comes together and we work on building a friendly community. I also personally want to say a big hi! to Shockwave, and I hope we can get talking soon!
Cheers,
Ruairi (rc55)
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a warm :hi: rc55 8)
your post was very nice to read and i enjoyed it. as i noticed you try to come to the breakpoint 2008 party!? *thumbs up* would be nice to meet you and other guys like shockwave :-)
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welcome rc55 :)
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Welcome rc55.
Hope you like your stay here. Cool to have you around.
I agree with va!n. Was nice to read your post and cool
that you and other ukdemoscene members are coming
to BP08 this year.
Have fun here!
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:hi: rc55, I will definately be seeing you at Sundown (if not Breakpoint) I think :)
It'll be nice to meet some of the other uk guys and there's no excuse why I can't get to Sundown this year :) I might even release something if I get my finger out.
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Just dropped by to have a look.
Coded some demos years ago like this (http://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=428), this (http://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=1092), this (http://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=2415) and this (http://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=10735).
So, hello everybody ;D
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Hey guys :)
wow a welcoming committee!! how friendly :)
I just found a post about my technology and dropped by to say hi...
I designed a new object oriented programming language (eC - Ecere C) based on C, as part of my whole cross platform Software Development Kit, and of course that's what I code in :)
So that's what I like to code, along the tons of related projects I have going on (IDE, cross platform GUI, 3D engine, media player, instant messenger, source code management system, and the list goes on :P)
(Check out the discussion in the Useful Links for it :P)
Cheers!
Jerome
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Just dropped by to have a look.
Coded some demos years ago like this (http://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=428), this (http://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=1092), this (http://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=2415) and this (http://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=10735).
So, hello everybody ;D
Hey welcome hope you stick around hellfire!
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:hi: jerstlouis and hellfire.
Hope you enjoy your stay here and stick around
for some :cheers: !
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ahhh.... cool.... :hi: hellhound... as far as i remember we talked together with some other jaujobbers at mekka symposium, when we released some 32k amiga games like dreamcars. very nice to see you here! :)
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A warm welcome to you both :hi:
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Just joined, currently studying comp science in college, and learning c at the moment.Came here because i wanted to learn how to make demo's like the amazing ones i have seen.
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You came to the right place :) :hi:
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:hi:
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Hi All Member's i'am new here :clap:
So plz help me to learn more end more ...
I use C++ delphi vb6 and dotnet some time :stirrer:
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:hi: TheAnalyzer
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Welcome aboard people :cheers:
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:hi: aboard dude :)
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Hello and welcome :)
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Greetings!
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Welcome to DBF, TheAnalyzer!
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:hi: Stingray :kewl:
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hi i am a movie goer and enjoy hiking. some times like to chill and have down time in the arcade section.
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:hi: aboard dude :)
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Hello all.
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Hello there,
I used to code little intros on Amiga way back when... Nothing remarkable, one intro for a bigger BBS got some traffic. When I later switched to PC I decided to just toy with FT2 instead of coding. I did try coding too, but "wrong" endian, page flipping, and soundcard hassles were too annoying after Amiga :P Or if you can call HTML/javascript/PHP coding I did some of that. Anywho, fast forward to this day, I thought I'd give real coding another go. I stumbled on freebasic fortified by tinyptc_ext. And it looks like this stuff could be fun again! ;D So thank you Rbz for the extension and thank you Shockwave for doing some nice examples (promotion work) with it.
HiQ
(If you wonder about the nick, look up Roland GS percussion set midi note 27 ::) )
Edit: I almost forgot, the welcome message I got was spelled "wecome". I thought I'd mention. ;)
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@HiQ:
Welcome on board. Cool to see another oldschool Amiga coder
coming back to the pc demo scene.
It was very hard to get my foot into PC coding, too - after I
stopped on the AMIGA. But yes - there are some languages
around which make coding being fun again!!!
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Hey, welcome HoQ, nice to hear a little bit about you, make yourself at home :)
I'll fix that spelling mistake in the wecome mail too :)
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:hi: aboard HiQ :)
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How do all. Some of you might know me already from shmup-dev which is the website I run. Indeed it was Pixel Outlaw (another shmup-dev mod) who suggested I register over here in the first place. It looks like there a few peeps I know hanging around here already so I shouldn't have much trouble fitting in.
Where to begin? Well like a lot of people no doubt I was also a proud owner of an Amiga back in day with a couple boxes filled with cracked games so I guess all those wonderful cracktros was my first introduction to the demo scene. Since then I've grown up a bit and become a proffesional coder myself, and although my speciality is in physics simulation coding I've always maintained an interest in the graphics side of things. I've spent a fair bit of time teaching myself graphics coding using both OpenGL and DX and one way I did this was to create demo fragments utilising fractals, filters, plasma buffers etc. I guess a good way to introduce myself then would be to show you one of these demo fragments. It's not particulalry efficient or small since I was still learning at the time, indeed I had to do a fair bit of digging through my old code archives to find this ;p, but I hope to get back to doing this stuff now I've improved.
Its pretty simple stuff really. I'd written a tool which converts images to index buffers using configurable colour, opacity, and luminence channels. I then layered the index buffers on top of each other moving some around and fading others in and out and accumulated the indicies at each pixel location. This is then used to grab a colour from a wrapping colour table to give the final result. Enjoy.
Plasma Thingy : Demo Fragment (http://www.megaupload.com/?d=NFRCGIRE)
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Welcome to the forum Motorherp!
Jim
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Yeah, good to see you here Motorherp.
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:hi: aboard dude 8)
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Hello and Welcome Motorherp :cheers:
Hope you like it here
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Liking the effect motorherp :) It's more psychedelic than conventional plasmas, anyway welcome along!
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Welcome to the forum!!!
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Hello everyone,
Some of you may know me from the ps2yabasic scene (I certainly recognise a few names on here).
I've always enjoyed coding in a restrictive system, trying to push the boundaries of what is achievable which is why I thoroughly enjoyed the Gameboy (pre GBA) and yabasic. Being a new owner of a PSP, I want to mess around with that now.
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welcome Xalthorn!
any qestions you may have regarding the psp we would be more than happy to help with if we can!
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Hi mate, good to have you here!
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:hi: aboard Xalthorn 8)
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:hi:
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:hi: AnimalMother, name inspired by Full metal jacket? Custom title inspired by the left mouse button on the Amiga.
Hello and welcome whoever you are. ^-^
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:hi: Big welcome to Xalthorn always nice to see new faces.
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And welcome AnimalMother make yourself at home
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Yup. Welcome on board guys!
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Thanks for the warm welcome guys :D
Found my way to you by googling for Paranoimia Cracktro and found lots of other awsome remakes ;D
I always enjoyed the old amiga flair. Damn nostalgic moments :buddies:
On 68k i played a little bit with AsmOne and made some HardDisk Versions of Demos. Nothing serious & long time ago... R.I.P. A4000 68040 >:D
Now I enjoy reading your forums and learn about some coding stuff...
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Found my way to you by googling for Paranoimia Cracktro and found lots of other awsome remakes ;D
I always enjoyed the old amiga flair. Damn nostalgic moments :buddies:
Keep watching retro-remakes, it's going to change in a big way in a few weeks :)
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:hi: aboard AnimalMother 8)
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Hi !
According to the registration requirements ;), I'm going to intrude myself.
Well, not too much to say. I started learning OpenGL a few months ago. Since then this page have been on my RSS, so now I've decided to go on with my registration.
Don't be cruel with my broken English. I'm from Barcelona (Spain).
Cheers !
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:hi: aboard Aeko. 8)
PS. There's absolutely nothing wrong with your English.
Cheers,
Clyde
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Welcome along Akeo, it's very cosmopolitan here, we have folks here from all over the world, nice to have someone in Spain to add to the mix!
Good luck with your learning. :hi:
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Welcome Aeko (Cool name BTW) Always nice to see some new faces :cheers:
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:hi: aboard Naptha. 8)
Cheers & Have Fun,
Clyde.
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:hi: aboard Naptha. 8)
Cheers & Have Fun,
Clyde.
So not only are you a great community of people, but you are also psychic! Just came to introduce myself, and lo, I am already welcomed. :)
Anyway, I'm a software engineering student from Scotland, starting to learn graphics programming atm and interested in learning to make demos. Expect to see my first spinny cube or something soon. ;)
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Looking forward to your spinny cube!
Welcome to the forum.
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:hi: Napthaooooooooo :)
:|| :|| :||
:cheers:
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A big welcome to the boards Naptha :cheers:
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Hi you all!
I came across this excellent site while looking for some code snippets for PureBasic. I really like the old C64/Amiga intros and demos and I thought, well, why not code a cool rasterbar/sine scroller in Purebasic??? :inspired:
So, see you all later
Raphaël
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Raphaël, sine scroll sounds like a good idea :)
Welcome to the forum :D
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:hi: aboard Death3031 8)
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Hello death3031 and Welcome to the forum dude
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Hello everybody.After being a member of this forum for the last six weeks i think its time i properly introduced myself.My names Wayne and i'm from Wales and a work colleauge and personal friend of Shockwaves.I oringinally joined the forum for the arcade but after reading some of the great post on this forum and the good vibe here i started to take an interest in doing a bit of coding myself.As i'm complete novice at this i spoke to Nick about this and he pointed me in the direction of freebasics which he gave me personal tuition on last night to get me started.I look forward to speaking to you guys over the coming weeks.And finally thanks to rbz for the tinyptc_ext which i downloaded.
Cheers Wayne :D
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:hi:
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Good luck Wayne and have fun!
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a belated welcome Wayne, Looks like you got some great advice there hope you enjoy your new found hobby, best of luck mate
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:hi: Gooner 8)
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Hello all !
I'm new corner on this forum and I'll try to do something with Free Basic on PC.
In fact i'm a coder on Atari ST with the crew NoExtra (http://www.noextra-team.com/ (http://www.noextra-team.com/)).
Voila !
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:hi: on board. Hope you enjoy your stay here ;-)
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Hello zorro2, lotsa demos on that site, real old school stuff :) welcome to the boards
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:hi: aboard dude 8)
Cheers and all the very best,
Clyde
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Welcome to the site Zorro2 :) Nice to see another familiar face here!
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Thanks and cheers :cheers:
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Just been looking at this thread its been over three months since somebody posted in here :'(.So if there are any new members who haven't posted yet ,introduce yourself here we don't bite and you are assured of a warm welcome :).This also goes out to those people reading this as a guest get yourself registered and say hello you won't regret it ;)
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Hey :P didn't even see this thread since I joined !
Well I won't present myself again, I already did it in my first post so it wouldn't be of any use ^^
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Hey :P didn't even see this thread since I joined !
Hey good point there Hezad. :clap:
Admin any chance of pinning this to the top of general chat so its not missed. :whisper:
Cheers
:cheers:
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:cheers: ;D
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Welcome Hezad :P ;)
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:hi: aboard Hezad!
The face looks vaquely familiar didnt I see you in Dallas Or Dynasty?
Cheers and make yourself at home,
Clyde.
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Hezad a belated greeting to you.
Your first post is going to end up becoming bigger topic than the time game.
An epic first topic. :clap: :hi:
http://dbfinteractive.com/forum/index.php?topic=3445.150
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Your first post is going to end up becoming bigger topic than the time game.
Thankfully the contents of that topic are about a billion times more interesting than the time game :)
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uhuh sorry for the time I took to answer ! Thanks a lot for all those nice words :D I'm pretty new here but I already love this place :clap:
Your first post is going to end up becoming bigger topic than the time game.
Thanks to your advices and help, mates :)
btw,
The face looks vaquely familiar didnt I see you in Dallas Or Dynasty?
Yeah :D You saw me also in "Step by step" and "the man from Atlantis" ;)
Oh ! And also as a leg (yeah ..) in south park.
("Oh my god ! It has a leg with a Patrick Duffy's shape !!")
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Thought I'd introduce myself... My name is Shockwave, I have been a member of these forums for a while.. I have to admit to lurking here but it seems like a nice place so hopefully I can stick around a while.
Oh, my interests..
I like watching paint dry and grass growing. (not the herbal kind).
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:hi: aboard dude, nice to meet you & hope you have a great time here.
Cheers and all the very best,
Clyde.
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Thanks Clyde.
What do you do here then?
Are you a musician? :)
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Hiya,
I mostly lurk to see if I can pick up any new tricks, make the odd topic now and again, and generally have a good time hanging out with the possee. And like to help where I can, sometime I get it wrong but were only human.
In regards to being a musician, I can play guitar self taught with tablature.
I like to dabble mostly on the computer side of things with a bit of basic language coding, a bit of art ( getting less and less nowadays ), and watching peoples progress and demo productions.
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:hi:
Shockwave I'm sure your soon fit in ;)
What languages do you use :whisper:
Enjoy your stay :updance:
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What languages do you use :whisper:
English :) Is that ok around here?
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well .. Then :hi: to all of you ;D
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Thx dude ! I think I am going to like it here.
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I am from Arizona (United States) and have been into demo music for about a year, and coding as a hobby for almost 10 years (C# is what I usually use). I have experimented with OpenGL but do not have a lot of time to make anything special. After discovering tiny intros recently I think I want to take a shot at learning assembler and seeing what happens from there.
I also have done some hacking challenges, take a look at hacker.org for more of that.
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@Allosentient:
Hey and welcome to the forum. Hope you enjoy your stay here.
C# is a smart language IMHO. You can use it with Managed DirectX
quite easily AFAIK (of course also OpenGL is possible). To produce
tiny (1k or 4k) productions you can start using C. Assembler is fine
for some tiny functions in inline assembler but I think you are fine
with just C in the beginning.
Thanks for the hacker.org link - some nice flash games on it - didnt
expect that to be honest.
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heya Allosentient :) Welcome aboard !
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Good morning Allosentient, a warm welcome :)
Being as you like challenges, perhaps you can put some of your skills to use here :D
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:hi: to the forums Allosentient :)
Very nice to meet and greet you!
Cheers and have loads of fun,
Clyde.
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:hi: Allosentient
You've certainly come to the right place here. :)
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Thanks a lot for the welcome. I will certainly experiment a bit with C, just thought I would try pure assembler at first as it is a language I haven't used before. C# is good but it is hard to combine true object-oriented principles with performance applications such as graphics (and by the time I could find a good work around I noticed the amount of work I ended up doing is too much for one person).
I like the large number of links found here. I saw a website with a lot of good graphics links in C and assembler, but the links were all broken. I am trying to find stuff using VGA-pixel graphics for MS-DOS/Windows. Thank you again.
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:hi: Allosentient
welcome aboard man :D
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:hi: Antibrain / Bizarre Arts my old friend from the good old amiga days:)
Nice to see you here and that you followed my invitation to join us 8)
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Hi there!
Vain forced me to join. *g*
I'm "inactive" since '97, so don't expect anything worldshaking. (http://supra-forum.de/images/smilies/dancingdog.gif)
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Welcome Antibrain...
.. you are not a former member of bizarre arts, are you?
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Welcome here Antibrain :hi:
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Moin sir!
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:hi: aboard antibrain
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Welcome Antibrain...
.. you are not a former member of bizarre arts, are you?
Hmmmm...
:hi: Antibrain / Bizarre Arts my old friend from the good old amiga days:)
Nice to see you here and that you followed my invitation to join us 8)
Hi Ben!! ;D
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@Antibrain:
Cool that you joined that board and very cool to see a
former group member. (Btw - my handle was coming art
in bzr).
Are you still in contact with other member of bzr or do
you know what they are doing atm ?
Enjoy your stay here!
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@benny!: You got mail, sir!
@all: Thanks for your warm welcome. :)
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:hi: Snake my mate 8)
Nice to see you here and thanks that you followed my invitation to join this great demo-coding-board 8)
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Thx va!n ;)
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Welcome to the board, Snake!
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Choo! Chooo! All aboard.
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Greetings to all the new faces that I've missed.
A big warm :hi: to you all!
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:hi: snake
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A warm hello to the Snake and Antibrain and Matthew and anyone else I missed :)
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:hi: Karsten alias nOiZeJuNk :)
Feel free to browse the forum and learn some things about demoscene and possible democoding :)
Nice greetings to you and Alex 8)
regards
Thorsten aka va!n
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Hey folks,
You probably don't remember me but I did those horrible demos like Chladni. :)
The past year has been quite rough and I had to go offline for quite a while due to things like moving, looking for work, PC destruction and no affordable ISPs in my area. You know the usual stuff.
I finally have a nice new PC and was able to get back online. Just wanted to say hi and see what is going on in the demo world. Hopefully, I haven't forgotten everything and can do another crappy demo soon. :)
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:hi: back rdc
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No worries RDC dude, hope alls well now mate :)
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Thanks guys. Things are finally back on track now.
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Welcome back Rick, I tried to contact you a few times back then. Hope that what you see encourages you along to get back into the demo / chladni coding.
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Thanks man. Yeah I was out of the loop for a long time. I really missed all my friends. It is good to get back into the fray. Actually, I am working on a little intro for my new rogue-like game. I'll post it when I figure out what I am doing.
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Welcome back ;D
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@rdc:
Yeah - welcome back.
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Thanks guys, I appreciate it.
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I think we may of allready met, :hi: aboard all the same and have fun Codeman001 dude :)
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Heya,
Pixeloutlaw directed me here - I am by heart a pixelartist and gamedev, but who knows - I might be open for some demo work at some point ;D
here's my pixelart-gallery (http://www.pixeljoint.com/p/1889.htm?sec=icons&pg=1)
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:hi: aboard dude, very nice to meet and greet you. :)
Cool pixel art too :)
You'll have a great time here!
Cheers and all the very best,
Clyde.
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Welcome Squirrelsquid.
Hope you like it here ... you made some pretty nice pixel-art
there. Are there any games already using your gfx ?
Enjoy your stay here!
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I love some of those spaceships in your pixeljoint profile :)
I always have scene projects to work on including one fairly big one at the moment, feel free to contact me if you are interested (it's not a game though).
Good artists are always welcome here. :hi:
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Hi all,
I'm woody.cool .... some of you may know me from other forums (Retro Gamer, RCM, Lemon Amiga, AmiBay etc.)
I'm somewhat of an Amiga fanatic and have made a few minor bits and pieces with AMOS Professional on the Amiga.
I'm quite good with most inclinations of BASIC and have even made some 'utilities' for myself in Visual Basic on PC (Windows)
I thought it was about time I ditched BASIC for something a bit more powerful though, and think C or C++ may be the next best option ...... also I hate the amount of 'runtimes' that are required for VB creations and the amount of libraries required for AMOS/AMOS Pro on the Amiga.
So, I'm a complete noob at C++, any help will be appreciated when required.
That's me
:D
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Hi Woody.Cool.
There are lots of places where you can jump in and code, first of all you need to get your development environment set up, that means installing C++ or whatever language that you decide to use.
Once we have that up and running for you then we can get the ball rolling... Getting help here is easy, just post whatever is bugging you and we'll be happy to help you until you get it.
Oh, and a warm welcome here :) It's always good to have new programmers around, your questions will keep the forum fresh and help others in your situation.
:hi:
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Once we have that up and running for you then we can get the ball rolling... Getting help here is easy, just post whatever is bugging you and we'll be happy to help you until you get it.
Well, this is my first stumbling block ...... deciding which environment to get installed.
I happen to have a copy of Visual C++ 6.0 .... not sure if that's gonna be compatible with Windows Vista or Windows 7.
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You may as well download Devc or visual c 2008, I put the links in your opening topic.. Once you have downloaded one or both we can talk you through creating your first applications.
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:hi: aboard woody.cool :)
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Hey guys. Dude here from Northern New Mexico, USA (though I'm originally from Louisiana). :kewl:
Found this site from a link posted by Clyde on the NeoSmart forums (http://www.neosmart.net/forums) (of which I am an active member), and thought its pretty cool. I'm studying programming now, in the form of C++. I'm hoping to get a major application coded by the end of this year, which will incorporate sound, video (actually slide-show type stuff), among other things.
Just saying hi. I might stick around here if I can find help for doing a few things on my site (http://coolname007.webs.com)... ;)
What I'm looking for is a good guide or how-to create a php program that will grab the latest news and sports articles from the primary sources (i.e. CNN/Fox News/ESPN) for both of those things, and paste them on my site pages (with the links to the original articles of course). :||
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:hi:
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Welcome along Japaneseninja :) Thank you for introducing yourself.
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:hi:
Watcha Japanese Ninja :)
Clyde.
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Hello everybody!
I'm Vedem from Russia, the land of drunk bears and eternal winter. I've addicted to demoscene since 1995 (after watching "Shock megademo" on Speccy) and it was the love at first sight. IRL i'm a teacher in local university and (sometimes) freelance web-developer (not really advanced though :)). For the past years i've made some tracked modules on Speccy and PC, just for fun (they weren't released, except two speccy tunes that were shown this summer at two russian demoparties). Not particularly well result for 14 years of addiction :) Anyway, i've just started to learn OpenGL (one of my all-time dreams is to create a demo) and feel slightly confused now (i.e. feel like a complete dumb). I'm using Delphi, but AFAIK that's ok. There's a great and friendly community here, so prepare to lots of unimaginable stupid questions :)
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Hello Vedem, welcome to the forum! Stick around and ask all the questions you like - stupid or otherwise :)
Jim
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We're waiting for your questions Vedem, ask away and welcome :)
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Yeah. Welcome Vedem!!!
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Thanks, guys! :cheers:
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:hi: aboard Vedem :)
When your ready, Fire away with them questions!
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Hey Vedem! Welcome to DBF. Feel free to post any drunken bear stories whenever you want! :P
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There's even a topic here somewhere for that.
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:hi: fragsoworth !
Nice you got the attention of this great coding community and joines us! Btw, your website is really awesome and it makes a lot of fun to create new procedural images :P
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hi all,
I've been looking for a while to find a forum/site like this one where you can just share demo-a-like code and ideas but are not expected to be l33t etc. ;)
I got the majority of august to do some demoscene related stuff and I really hope I can do the following three 'dreams' ;D
- rebuild website (easy)
- code a c64 intro (average - it's been like 10 yrs since I did some cracktro's :) )
- code a 4k procedural gfx thingy (hard - just starting out with glsl fragment shading)
The languages I prefer are assembly and C/C++ with libSDL. Also some python-pygame for prototyping stuff. I think python is an excellent language for quickly trying out some stuff, and with pygame it's very cross-platform (one of the thing I always aim for).
My favorite machine(s) are mostly retro (C64, Amiga) or 'weird' hardware like Playstation2/3 & embedded devices.
I've been in the scene since 1989 when doing some cracks on c64, then moved on to DOS where I did mostly demos & game-trainers. When W95 infected computerland, I switched to Linux and never looked back, but I also 'lost' the demoscene along with it. Until I discovered csdb, pouet, ps2dev and the likes which made me take up demo-related programming again for non-windows machines. Now I just focus on Linux & my old love: the C64 :)
Don't really know what else to write on a first post. So just ask away if you'd like to know anything ...
Cheers :cheers:
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Cool!
:hi: to the family dude :)
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:hi: cyb. Hope you enjoy your stay and hopefully we can help to fullfill your
dreams ;-)
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Hi Cyb, thanks for introducing yourself, you've given yourself a kind of tight time frame but I cant think of a better way to spend a month than coding :)
Welcome to the site, hope you stick around.
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Dude, that's one hell of a history you've got there, :hi: aboard
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thanks! :)
Yesterday I redid most of our website and most of it is up & running now ... Not bad in a days work :)
Today some c64 coding .. First trying to get stable raster with sprites ... If I remember how .... :D
Is there a c64 corner around here somewhere? Let's have a look ...
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thanks! :)
Yesterday I redid most of our website and most of it is up & running now ... Not bad in a days work :)
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Yeah, I just browsed. Looks very nice and good stuff on it. Was nice to read. Really
oldschool flavour ;-)
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there isnt a C64 corner dude, but perhaps you could post it in the other Languages area, http://www.dbfinteractive.com/forum/index.php/board,37.0.html and put a tag [c64] before the messages title. So people know its for the Commodore 64.
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evening dbf + gvy demo code forum,
i'll be brief, Clyde got me into this down the pub.
Joking aside, from messages on your forum that ive seen looks to be a good place to tone my skills with your know how. Was going to program a few games just for home fun, I saw some of Clyde's stuff, and very interested in seeing how I get on. I do not have internet at home, Mike has kindly let me use her PC to ask questions and have a lark.
end of transmission...
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@Trantor:
Hey Trantor - welcome to the forums. Hope you like it here.
Since grahic effects programming is related to game programming - I
guess your question will fit in here!
Enjoy your stay!
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Welcome aboard Trantor and Cyd
:hi:
Mike has kindly let me use her PC to ask questions and have a lark
:D
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What Wayne said :)
And welcome.
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A warm :hi: to efecto and nemesis :)
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thanks,
I'll be lurking in the shadows of this friendly place.
I try to do some c++/directx programming (and some C#/slimdx/directx) when time permits.
Currently building a bit of a demo engine thingy and trying some shader programming.
that's about it, i guess :D
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Great start; came to the right place :)
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Yup, sounds like a solid plan, efecto.
Enjoy your stay here :hi:
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Welcome to the board Efecto . :hi:
Don't lurk in the shadows too long as there's plenty kind people here queing up to help. :)
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Welcome along Efecto :)
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A big :hi: to all the new members that have popped along!
All the very best,
Clyde.
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:hi: to the forums James Wright 1990 :)
All the very best,
Clyde.
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Hi i'm James
I've been posting now for a few days and just got round to putting up a post here. I'm 19 and I'm a second year student at the universty of hull studying Computer science with games development (MEng). I programed in C# 1st year and am learning C++ and prolog in the cause this year. So far I've made a basic game in c# with openGl and I've also been writing some xna games and I'm working on moving some of my stuff from C# to C++. My interests are Games and graphics programming(I'm not that good at either at the moment but hey we all have to start somewhere). Thanks for all the comments on the posts I've made so far and thanks to Jim for pointing me here hope to be here for some time to come.
Anywho thats me in a nutshell.
p.s. my grammar and spelling is awfull so my posts may not always be the easiest to read.
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:hi: James_wright_1990
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Hey James,
welcome to the community. Cool that you joined!
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p.s. my grammar and spelling is awfull so my posts may not always be the easiest to read.
That's no problem ... dont worry about it. I am not a native english speaker
either.
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:hi: Thanks for taking the time to type a few lines about yourself James.
Good luck with your chosen career path, we'll help you as much as we can.
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:hi: along James, nice to meet you.
All the very best,
Clyde.
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Hey James,
welcome to the community. Cool that you joined!
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p.s. my grammar and spelling is awfull so my posts may not always be the easiest to read.
That's no problem ... dont worry about it. I am not a native english speaker
either.
I'm english but I just was never any good with the language (I actualy did better in my foriegn laguage gcse than my english one).
anywho cheers to everyone for the warm welcome.
James
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Greetingz Sledge!
:hi:
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Hi all, I've been a member for a short while but haven't yet posted anything. The liquid challenge has me excited to see the results you all come up with! I plan to enter as well, be afraid! ;)
I've dabbled a bit in 3d, now I'm mucking around with programming, you can see some of my fumblings on my website ( www.kirl.nl ). I'm mostly familiar with javascript and actionscript. I love working in the browser because I can quickly try something out and share it with the world. No installs, no compiling, no trouble.
Then again no real cpu power either... :|
Anyhoo, hi all!
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Hi Kirl
:hi:
hope you enjoy it here!
james
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Hi Kirl,
welcome on board. I love to work with everything which runs in the browser, too. Give it
a try. Currently we have the canvas tag, WebGL, Flash and some more stuff.
Greetz
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Hi Kirl, thanks for introducing yourself.
There are some really cool things written for Browsers, I for one will look forward to seeing what you come up with, especially if you enter the liquid challenge!
Good luck and welcome :)
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Hello there!
:hi:
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Welcome BarbaraF! What's your favorite coding language? Maybe SPAM++? ;D
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Hello guys,
I'm new to these forums, though I used the Yabasic boards many moons ago under the username "Snakedogg" - wow, that seems like aaages ago.
Anyway, want to build upon my limited C++ knowledge learned at Uni and do something fun/useful with it. I remember some cracking characters, still here by the looks of it :-)
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Welcome onboard, Ken ...
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I remember Snakedogg! How the heck are you now that university is over?
Jim
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Ah, a friend from the past!
Welcome to DBF Ken :)
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Yay, the old gang is almost back together again.
:bparty:
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New here at this forum will spending some time going through the archives catching myself up.
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Welcome to the forum Aries! Have a good poke around, there's lots of stuff on here!
Jim
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Welcome to the forum Aries! Have a good poke around, there's lots of stuff on here!
Jim
What Jim said. Hi and welcome, aries!
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i'm a newbie, i from Viet Nam
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Hi mate! Shame the ads in your sig got mashed by our forum!
Tell us a bit about yourself - what bit of demo coding takes your fancy?
Jim
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Welcome lukevn & Good Morning Vietnam!
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n00b alert! I might stick around a while and take part in the demo coding. I cant compete with the pro's like farbraush, conspiracy, and the like. Maybe this place will be more my speed. BTW will the spam prevention questions ever go away? Or do I have to play 20 questions every time I want to post?
-x
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@xearokool:
Welcome to the forum. Feel free to ask questions if you need to know some stuff
and keep us informed about the progress you make. Did you decide which programming
language you want to use yet?
Best,
benny!
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It's Xteraco again, he was banned a long time ago for being an idiot on here, he once stole a 256 byte intro from RBZ and released it as his own, this new opening post proves that nothing has changed.
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oops ... didn't notice that. Thanks for pointing that out, Shocky!
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Hello,
My name is Luis. I recently started demo-coding since the arrival of US based demo parties such as blockparty / @party. So far I have been able to recreate basic 90s effects with processing later transitioning into C. I hope to learn a few new tricks here to create more demos. Some projects I'm currently working on are: J2ME pixel based effects and an Atari 800XL intro.
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Hi!
I'm Per, I mainly code asm on Atari STE's under the project name "Excellence in Art", but I've dabbled in asm on Spectravideo's, C64's and DOS machines as well. Oh, and a little C on GameBoy Color. When I get enough free time (which seems highly unlikely at the moment) I'll finally finish my DX9 framework and hopefully do some C++ stuff for Windows.
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hi,
i've been lurking here since i found out about this forum - i'm posting to prove i'm human so that i don't get deleted.
i work mostly with c on windows, writing debuggers and associated tools but have an interest in the scene.
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Hi,
Long time i've gone here but still coming to read your posts, so don't delete me !!!
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Hi I am a real person :) I am not a spam account :offtopic:
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Welcome to the forum XiA, bluem and Luis!
Jim
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And welcome Stu and TazNormand!
Heh! So many lurkers! :D
Jim
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Howdydoodee
Thought Id best post to keep on the forums :) - Long time lurker here!
Although im not here often I do enjoy most (if not all) the threads.
StuC
www.ovine.net
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I'm a real person as well... or at least i think so :) :cheers:
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Hi all,
I've joined n+1 years ago. I'm not a big forumer.
So, aim of this post is to prevent account deletion.
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Hey
I'm a bit of a lurker aswell, but since I don't want my account deleted I thought i'd better post here!
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Hi, I'm new here. I mostly do demoscene stuff in C++/D3D. And yes, I'm no spam bot :)
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Hi, I'm actually a spam bot, but I'm feeling a bit down lately. I have decided to change my faith and help people out instead of making their lives harder. If you want to know how I do it just vist www.BotsNeedToGetALife.com, for only 5000$ you can be confident, layed back, intelligent, and much more for the rest of your life :bfuck1:
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Woah, looks like someone set off an avalanche! :D Welcome aboard y'all!
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Greetings to all!
Due to "zero post account" policy I decided to post my first piece here. I registered over a half year ago and hasn't posted until now but don't get me wrong - I am not a spammer/lurker/put_your_worst_insult_here. I just wanted to have a quick look on what's digging nowadays in demo coding, to bring back childhood memories, to feel good vibes again.
I had been a member of few Polish demoscene groups in 80'/90' - local groups actually, I didn't manage to get much publicity... ;) Now I am just a mere observer of what is going on in my long forgotten playground. Though I keep thinking to myself I could start over again.
Anyway, I started coding in 1986 when I got my Zx Spectrum 48K. At first I was just playing with BASIC. Then I saw some demoes made by my friends - I thought I could do better so I dived into Z80 assembly. It was a real fun - pity that none of my work has survived to this day. Then an Amiga 500 popped up with its blitter/copper magic. I coudn't resist myself and dropped Speccy for a new lover. Spent few years doing 68K assembly. Finally came IBM PC era. I tried 8086 assembly, Pascal (anyone doing it in Pascal yet?), C but it just wasn't the same. I somehow lost my joy with programming (8-bit rulez ;D )...
I had a really long break with coding (not to mention PHP and Javascript - I do websites these days). Looking around internet I found this forum and I am damn glad I did. Maybe, I could start coding again like in good, old days!
P.S.
Sorry about my English - I'm not a native speaker.
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Wow, what an avalanche ;D
Welcome All :hi:
Now go make a destruction entry y'all!! :inspired:
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Hah, consider me another snowball in the avalanche :)
I too am no spam-bot. I code in AS3 (mostly) and release games on http://www.photonstorm.com - most of which have a very retro/demo-scene feel, as that is where I grew up and where my heart still lies. Am working on a collab with another coder to make a Flash based "Amiga" demo.. i.e. we'll fake it all of course, but it should /look/ authentic :)
I also run http://www.atari.st (but have not updated for SO long.. my bad.. life, ya'know?)
Cheers,
Rich
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me too i'm not a bot ^_^
i'm only a lurker
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:)Well, I've been lurking for a little while, soaking up all the great info on the site. Probably time to say 'Hello' :)
I started out on the good old A500, doing gfx for a few amiga scene groups such as Defekt, Cosine and Anthrox. I eventually gave up pixelling and moved into coding when I got a PC. I've always loved demos and made a couple of shoddy intros for the PS2 a few years back. I've been meaning to throw myself into OpenGL and Direct3D for some time and am looking forward to attempting some sort of 4k intro for the PC in the near future. I've also been doing some iOS developement on iPhone and iPad lately, so maybe an intro for those devices could be on the cards :)
I think this forum kicks some serious butt! There's so much great info here and it seems to have a great community feel. I've learnt so much already just reading over the old posts.
Hopefully I'll be able to contribute something myself soon!
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i'm no bot either XD
i do some C and C++ with SDL.
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Hi all,
I've been coding c64 demo's in assembler quite a while back. I subscribed here to learn the basics of pc demo's. :)
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Thanks very much all our zero-posters for introducing yourselves. While the forum has been a little quiet recently it's great to know there is still an audience, and interesting to know something about who you all are.
Now you're here, stick around, enter something in the Destruction competition, or just continue to enjoy reading the forum. Either way you are very welcome.
Jim
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Note to Shockwave - I really loved your 3D Starfield code for Blitz it set me in the right direction. It really reminded me of a similar piece on the Amiga that you may have written. Others have come and gone but yours was the only one with the rotating camera that reminded me of Star Raiders for the Atari 400/800. I came from a DOS 1.1 environment way back when beginning programming in GWBasic, dBase - Clipper, and Blitz, GFA Basic, and C for the Amiga. I still own my original Amiga 1000, Amiga 500, and Amiga 3000 PCs. BTW, I also dabbled a bit with the Atari 400/800, C64, and TI-994/A. I've been a little self absorbed with raising a family and paying the bills but continue to stop by from time to time. Thanks Guys for DBF - Sinus Scrollers Rule. Greg Huntoon
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Hi All,
I'm C/C++ programmer from Russia and like to read this forum sometimes.
So please, do not delete my account, i'm not a bot yet ;)
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Greetings Shrike and Gwhuntoon, and welcome to DBF + GVY.
It's always great to see new members. If you've got any questions about coding, please post in the appropriate forums, and don't be afraid to join in existing topics where you feel you can contribute.
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Milda Matilda!
Looks like I haven't posted here since the forum crashed, what was it, some years ago?
I've been in the scene as a musician for years, and I've been in Titan (titandemo.org) for a few years now.
I work as software engineer/developer, writing mostly Java and SQL.
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posting so my account won't get deleted.
hello, i mostly read these forums and maybe i'm gonna post someday when i need help with something or have achieved something i wish to share.
good day.
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Hello,
Its my first post on this forum, so im not a zero-post member ;-)
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Hi everybody,
every now and then I check in here and look at the competitions and some code tricks.
My C++ programming is quite old-style so I have to catch up somehow...your site is the best code jar in my opinion.
Keep up the good job and please do not delete me ;-)
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Hello, i'm Fe-lor, from France, and I'm here to discover demoscene.
I've lost my bookmarks last year, so never participated in Dbf but one day I promise you I will participate seriously to the demoscene & dbf !
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Hi Guys, I'm Mithril an old scener from Sweden. And by old I mean really *old* as from the C64 to Amiga days :) I only recently found an interest for coding again. I still have my C128D around. My kids love to play around with it for some odd reason. Yes, that means it still works :)
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Hi!
I´m pepe from germany.
I´m mainly code in PureBasic and love to read through this forum. Please don´t delete my account.
Thx
Pepe
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Hi,
I'm Las/Mercury from Germany.
I like: Raymarching, C/C++, Assembler, GLSL/HLSL, CUDA,...
I'm not a spambot so you don't have to delete this account :)
greetings.
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Welcome to all (wow ... a lot of people),
If you need help on C / C++ ; SDL a bit of OpenGL, don't hesitate to ask (you will get answer from me at least (and from others))
I would advice you SFML instead of SDL ;)
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Greetings to Luis, Per, Bluem, Taznormand, Stu, Wopag, Jova, Martin, MadrMan, jar, Kemicza, Peteloco, PhotonStorm, raistlin77it, Raizor, Neuralnet, DiGiT, Greg Huntoon, Shrike, pikzel, nathanael, tygrys, lovespider, Fe-lor,Mithril, pepe77 and las.
At least there are 28 accounts that are going to remain after the weekend, only another 340 people need to report in!
Seriously though this was one of the most interesting threads to read for a long time today, we really have some cool people hiding in the shadows, lots of interest in the ST and 8 bit systems too.
For the people wondering what the hell is going on with all these great people introducing themselves, I created a group called Zero posters to try and trap the latent spambots and emailed the whole group wo that the real people amongst them can make themselves known.
Thanks for taking it in such a positive way, I hope you all carry on enjoying DBF for a long time to come :)
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WOW not that is a good number of new people on here :updance:
@ lovespider now that is one cool avatar pic that really takes me back to my rubber key speccy :)
@pepe77 have you got any Purebasic stuff you can show us i a have had a mess around with it too..
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Welcome to all our new members, and all the ZeroPosters that have been with us for some time.
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I'mazeropostingscumbagIadmitit.
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Hi Hornet,
Thanks for posting :)
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Ahhh, its good to be back ;D
Sveinung
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Welcome back Sveinung, wow you registered nearly 4 years ago! There have been some changes since then eh!
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Welcome Back Norway man Sveinung ;D
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if (SD021.getPostCount() == 0)
Darkbitforums.MakePost("Why hai guys");
else
SD021.beSad();
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Hey everyone! I've been around this forum for a while but never really posted anything. I was mostly checking out the demos that I remember from a really long time ago when I first started coding.
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Been around for ages but I haven't posted anything. I'm sending this message to assure the board I am not a spambot or something.
Furthermore I'll get busy writing some stuff in here. I think I did pre 2004 but that's it.
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Hi there, my name is Nicolas ATEK aka kochon, I am 36, I ve already programmed some freewares in Blitz language (PacManiac, Picture Mixture, Crazy Bumpa, ...). I am registered here since a lot of time but this is my first post and I hope this comunity and myself will be of great help.
Excuses for my accent... I am French ;)
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Nice to have a few European accents around here Koch0n! :) Welcome.
Same to SD021, Wilkua and willamu.. I think I remember you from the Ezboard?
Anyway, it's nice to see you all here above the radar!
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Greetings to all the new/old lurkers from the dark side :) :bfuck2:
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Hola,
I'm an active C64 demo scener (in the C64 group Style/USA), stumbled across this site while researching for an effect algorithm I'm working on for a C64 demo. There aren't a lot of places to discuss general techniques and algorithms, all the other forums I've seen are pretty platform-targetted. From reading here I can see it's a cool place to be.
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Welcome around (to Six and to all people)
It's rare to see USA guys since the demoscene is not well known there (little community as far as I know). So nice to seee you here (I like the C64 Musics in demo (I can't really say about the techniques since I don't really the limitations)
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Welcome around (to Six and to all people)
Thanks!
It's rare to see USA guys since the demoscene is not well known there (little community as far as I know).
Yeah, I think it's down to us and two or three other groups still in the US as far as the C64 goes.
So nice to seee you here (I like the C64 Musics in demo (I can't really say about the techniques since I don't really the limitations)
A quick summary:
16 colors from a fixed palette, more can be achieved with a frame-swapping technique they call interlacing. 1.2Mhz CPU, graphics modes are all cellular instead of linear. 160x100 pixel display in multicolor graphics modes. Software modes are possible by tweaking the video chip's registers in different ways. Generally you can translate any effect to the C64 from a more powerful platform by simplifying it and pre-rendering anything that can be pre-rendered. More can be done with some of the recent C64 variants like the DTV and DTVII/III.
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Hi Six, thank you for introducing yourself, a warm welcome to you :)
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Hola,
I'm an active C64 demo scener (in the C64 group Style/USA), stumbled across this site while researching for an effect algorithm I'm working on for a C64 demo. There aren't a lot of places to discuss general techniques and algorithms, all the other forums I've seen are pretty platform-targetted. From reading here I can see it's a cool place to be.
Welcome aboard Six! it would be nice to have some C64 oldschool coding! ;)
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I got fragles in my shirt.
Used to be on the danish PC scene back in 1996 - in Prone. Suddenly stopped when real life kicked in.
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Hi _tweak! Thanks for introducing yourself and welcome aboard. Enjoy your stay! :)
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Welcome to forum _tweak :)
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Hi Tweak :) Greetings!
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Hi All ...
Well honestly I'm a bit ashamed to post here only for my account not to be deleted ...
I never posted anything but I always found here perfect informations I needed !
But here's a bit of my background : a friend of mine told me one day that I was an old computer geek with real piece of C64 in it .... and he was right ! ;-)
It's on that wonderfull little 8Bits machine that "My Real Life" began ... than I got my Amiga 500 ... and my addiction to computer jumped to another level ( hum .. let's say the "no-return-level" :o ) ...
Now, a big amount of years after ... I'm still coding stuff and things and other stuff :p ...
( especially for Android )
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Been lurking these forums for some time now and enjoying all the cracktro remakes the users here have been making! Will make my own one day ;)
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Hi Llynx & MrMala, :hi:
Btw, I have been thinking about Android development myself.. Seen some cool screen savers and I want to ahve a go at making some myself.
Thanks for introducing yourselves :)
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Hi guys and welcome!
@llynx: If you really ever make a cracktro remake, make an Atari one! ;D
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No, my account is not a fake..............
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Welcome around Okeanos \ o /
You are here too ... Nice to se you :)
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Hi there,
I'm from Czech Republic, recently started to play with some DirectX stuff in C++, don't know what (if anything) will come out of it, never really made anything in this field.
My friend (kind of a demoscene junkie and regular Pouet surfer) said this site is mentioned often and that I should check it out, so I did.
Currently I don't plan to post anything other than this don't-delete-me shout, but some stuff I already found here looked interesting and it would be a pitty to loose access.
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Currently I don't plan to post anything other than this don't-delete-me shout, but some stuff I already found here looked interesting and it would be a pitty to loose access.
welcome aboard!
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Hello and greetings from Finland,
My initial motive to post is the aforementioned fake account plague. :) I actually joined last year when I started to learn/do some OpenGL stuff, while trying to find some more recent info from the net. I usually do mostly CLI/system daemon stuff with C++/C/Python and when looking to OpenGL coding went with those languages in reverse order, in the end settling with C++. My learning/implementing method was mostly "to climb into a tree ass first", but it was fruitful in a sense that it resulted in a production. :) After that I dropped everything for a while, but recently I've again been starting to think of something new to do.. So, hopefully later on I'll be a bit more active, at least I'll be following interesting threads, when inspiration strikes me.
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Nice to meet you Jusa :)
Glad that your unorthodox method of tree climbing resulted in a production! Let's hope that there will be more productions :)
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Welcome :)
Can we see your prodution ?
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Posting to avoid the fake account thingie, although I'm quite sure I posted here before... many moons ago ;)
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Hi all!
I'm actually only posting here right now, to save my account from getting deleted, but I might as well telll you a little bit:
I mainly do Microcontroller coding and electronis, but I also find demo coding interesting, and I have a few friends in the demo scene, mainly C64 guys.
I registered here when I was looking for tips how to get started to code 3d stuff, because I wanted to code something like a balloon simulator... but ow well.. I have lots of other projects also....
cu around!
tixiv
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Hello and :hi: to all new names!
Hope to see some of you entering in the destruction challenge. Just to be on the safe side, our new security system may still need some tuning. ;D
:lurkzap:
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Greetings friends!
I joined this forum a long(?) time ago, but I never got myself the motivation/time to participate ( you know, daily routine, university assignments, the usual :| )
So please save my account from oblivion :P, thanks!
P.S.
This is a good opporunity to share that I enjoy the work you guys do ^_^. I just wish there was more source code available so us noobs could learn a thing or two :p
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Greetings astyanax, tixiv and havoc :)
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Hi All,
I registered ages ago to see what was going on here but have only just got back into coding after many years of my brain wasting away so I thought i'd say something before my account got deleted!
Owned an Atari STe/FM in the 80s/90s and started, as many did, with ST Basic then went onto GFA Basic and did lots of original stuff with STOS and 68000. Cracked, trained, ripped, and modified loads of games back then and now that i've recently got my brain back into gear i've found I can still do the same on my PC.
:updance:
I've started using Purebasic as I really like the syntax and there are some really good user libraries out for it. I did try Freebasic afterwards but couldn't quite get away with the way it worked. Maybe i'll try again if someone can persuade me it's easied then PB.
So, i've started on my first oldskool demo written in PB and could really do with some tips on some effects i'm trying to duplicate.
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Cool, there are a few PB coders around here so feel free to post your questions :)
I doublt if there is anything we can't help you with!
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Just saying hello to keep my account safe xD
I've talked to Shockwave here before, and we have had a few ideas / discussions previously :) I hope this year will be a good one for better ideas and better demos :)
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Welcome to the forums - whether you want to code demos or almost anything else, (but mostly demos), we'll be here to see your programs, help out if you need it, and if you can help somebody else, please don't be afraid to offer help too. :hi:
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Jusa's post about Qubism has been split and moved here;
http://www.dbfinteractive.com/forum/index.php?topic=4988.0
Cheers.
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Hi everyone!
My name is Jocke, I live in sweden. I've always loved the old c64 and amiga demos and I've coded a few myself back in the days! ;)
I've coded some suff with libSDL a few years ago and I want to get my hands dirty again. But this time I'm going for opengl. All I've done with opengl in the past is a cube with my picture attached on each side spinning round but that was also a few years ago so I consider myself a newbe. ;)
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Hello and welcome :)
Happy to see a new SDL / OpenGL lover around :) Have fun and don't hesitate to ask
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Hi Jocke, welcome to DBF :)
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Hi Jockew! :hi:
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Maybe i should write something to this board too, instead just reading it. So :hi: me!
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Welcome Rebb \ o /
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Hi rebb, nice to see you here. I'm a fan of your intros :)
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:hi: rebb ... good to have you on board
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Thx for your kind words! And if you people need any intromusic, just let me know :)
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May well take you up on that Rebb :)
When the re-programming of this site is complete I'll be working on an intro to promote this site and I'll be on the lookout for a tune!
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Thx for your kind words! And if you people need any intromusic, just let me know :)
Yeah, that's a kind offer. I will keep this in mind ;-)
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Hey, i am ziN from MLS/tZD
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Hey, i am ziN from MLS/tZD
Hey zIN ... welcome to the forums. Cool to see a new face around.
Excuse the question, what does MLS/tZD stand for?
Best,
benny!
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Hello ZIN ... welcome to the forums ;)
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Welcome zin :)
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Hi all, Nice to find a site that's on the same wave length as I am "I Hope" just a bit about my self
Started programing on the good old AMIGA 500 way back Amiga Basic, Amos Basic and I have all ways loved then old time Demos & Intros, Made a few of my own programs with Visual Basic, Blitzmax etc.. never did get in to c++ but hay theres time yet.
I am hoping to get to know you guys and maybe iron out some coding probs I have had for a long time.
Cool site
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Hi Pot Noodle, welcome to the site! Feel free to have a look round and ask any questions you like.
Also, hello to Zin!
Cheers!
Jim
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Hi Pot Noodle!
A warm welcome to you - hope you enjoy the site and that we can help you iron out those programing problems :)
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I heard from a friend I should join! I'm an intermediate coder hoping to learn more C++ and OpenGL!
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:hi: to the forum, da_beast.
Feel free to ask questions here. There are a lot of ppl with C++/OpenGL knowledge around who can help you.
Hope you enjoy your stay ;-)
Best,
benny!
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Welcome to Dbf :) hope you stick around.
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Welcome Pot Noodle and da beast :)
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Yup, howdy guys! :hi:
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Hi everyone! Obviously I'm a newbie. I manage my own business but I like to learn more about coding. I am so glad I found this website as it will be helpful in my career advancement. Well....I think that's all about for now. Peace everyone!
This user has been deleted due to violation of the terms of use: Unallowed advertising in pic, sig and website url. :whack:
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Welcome SteamCoal! :hi:
The color you chose for the text was a bit hard to read, I had to highlight your text to be able to read it...
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Hi I am Darthnoob. I am pretty new to the Programming world. I was referred here by my friend Pixel_Outlaw. this seems like a very cool place to learn some good programming and meet some very cool people. I am a pretty easy going guy. So nobody ever has to worry about offending me. Please be brutally honest with me on anything I post.
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Welcome Pot Noodle, da beast, and Darthnoob.
FunFact: I coded with da beast and Darthnoob in college courses. :carrot:
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Hey Darthnoob. Welcome :)
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Hello Darthnoob :-)
Good handle! Welcome to DBF.
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Welcome one and all :)
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Howdy Darthnoob, enjoy ur stay! :hi:
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:hi: guys !
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Hi everybody! Im glad to see yabasic still alive!
I've join this site to see other people's ideas and codes and share some of my own.
I like coding in yabasic so i'll keep an eye in yabasic's forum and maybe post some codes later.
I would like to thanks jim for the emulator and for the welcome cos' im new n a little bit lost here, and all the people who posted yabasic's codes.
I think is great to find other people interested on coding yabasic, this is my hobby for years, and now thanks to the emulator can do something more than coding alone in my playstation where nobody can try my games.. you now what i mean.. yabasic ps2 is isolated from the world.. you can code whatever you want but there's no way to make an ".exe" file and share it.. so at least whith the emulator we can share the codes an running on it.. thats great!
Something about me:
I'm from Spain... my english is not very good.. but good enough to understand you (hope)
well thats it, I've joined! see you around here.. remember that i love yabasic so anybody to talk about it, i'll be pleased
see ya!
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:hi: to the forum SERGIO_ManOwaR_ , Feel free to post any questions on your coding are and Enjoy your stay :) ;)
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Welcome on board to everyone I've missed, past present and future!
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Welcome to Dbf, I will really look forward to seeing what you make with the emulator.. yabasic is a cool and quirky language and is quite capable of good things in the right hands.
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Welcome Sergio! Nice introduction. Your English is very good and easy to understand :)
Have fun
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Yay, I'm real and not a bot...Just wanted to get some APIs and write some small scale diversionary stuff. I used to write stuff a long time ago in 6502(c64), 65816(SNES, 68000-68020(Amiga500,1200). I wrote for a couple groups that never made it big or anything but mostly I just liked writing code. Also know C, C++, Java. Never got into web programming. Closest thing to that was Python.
Are there basic APIs to get past having to deal with the overhead of Windows?
What tools do you guys use?
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Hi!
Thanks to everybody for the welcome!
Im sure this is a good place to be!
Nice people! :D
The emulator is great! What can I do with it?
Well i dont now yet..
Actually Im working on digitalizing pictures for yabasic and it runs really good!
Another good thing from the emu is the speed, obviously! I've exported my old demos and games maded for playstation and in the most cases need to put a 'pause' in the main loop cos' it runs much faster than the ps2 hahaha:P
All my old codes dosn't work very well in the emu because of this difference on speeds and some other questions so i think i'm gonna start coding again in yabasic this time for the emulator! :D
By the way I've downloaded all demos and games for yabasic you made.. that was a good time enjoing. Thank you all!
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:hi: l2icks0r! and SERGIO_ManOwaR_
Have a nice stay here !
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Hi l2icks0r, welcome to DBF.
You'll find that nearly everyone here uses different tools to make thier programs. There are plenty of C/C++/Java coders here.
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Howdy l2icks0r and SERGIO_ManOwaR_. Welcome aboard. Enjoy your stay! :hi:
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Hi everybody. Have no much time to introduce myself, because of this here is a short overview:
Languages: german (native), english, french
Coding: love C, ASM and compelled to write: Java, Ruby, ObjectPascal, Prolog
Job: study computer science @ haw hamburg - germany
:carrot:
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Hello numb3r, welcome to Dbf.
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Welcome aboard numb3r! :hi:
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Hi everybody! I'm not a programmer, I'm an architect with some interests in acoustics.
But I think programming is the key for linking disciplines.
Greetings
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Hello alexis13! :hi:
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Welcome numb3r & alexis13!
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Hi Alexis, welcome to DBF :)
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Greetings Alexis - I'm sure that no matter which programming language you pick, there will be someone here who knows something about it.
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Hello,
Just found this site and it seems like an awesome community =)
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:hi: xgalaxy!
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Hi Xgalaxy, welcome to DBF!
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Howdy xgalaxy! :hi:
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Welcome to the forum xgalaxy and enjoy your stay :)
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Hello! I'm a guy who likes to code little intros and track some chiptunes! I know a bit C and GLSL but usually I use easier scripting languages like JavaScript, Lua or ActionScript.
I wouldn't call myself a tr00 scener, but I've been a few parties (Assembly and Revision) and I like to watch demos 8)
Cheers!
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Hello! I'm a guy who likes to code little intros and track some chiptunes! I know a bit C and GLSL but usually I use easier scripting languages like JavaScript, Lua or ActionScript.
I wouldn't call myself a tr00 scener, but I've been a few parties (Assembly and Revision) and I like to watch demos 8)
Cheers!
Hey, that sounds like you have the correct spirit ;-) ... so welcome on board. Would be interesting to see/hear some stuff you already make.
Best,
benny!
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Hello cce! Welcome aboard. O0
Jim
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:hi: cce!
Your story sounds a lot like my own. If you're interested in demo's and like to create them, you're a true scener in my book. We can't all be oldschool. Nice to see another JS and Actionscripter, I would love to see you joining the upcomming challenge (http://www.dbfinteractive.com/forum/index.php?topic=5250.0)!
That reminds me I really have to make a start on something as well...
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Hi cce, thanks for taking a minute to say hello :)
I hope you stick around - welcome to dbf.
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Hey! I think I have to introduce myself. rbz told me about this forum and it appeared to be a great place for learning more about demo coding. :)
The first time I had the contact with the scene was pretty recent, it was in 2006, through Anarchy's 3D Demo II, I think. :P
My main activity on the demoscene now is on planning a brazilian demoparty, since the last one happened more than 10 years ago (OverSeas'99). I've been trying to get demomakers and scene enthusiasts together and things are going just fine.
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Welcome cce and danguafer. Good luck with the demo-party danguafer! :)
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Yeah, :hi: danguafer.
Keep us informed about your progress! Interesting to hear - although Brazil might be too far away for me (coming from Germany) to visit your party.
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Hi Danguafer! Always nice to see a new face :) So there are two sceners in Brazil!
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... So there are two sceners in Brazil!
Heh, it's getting better don't you think? :)
:hi: Danguafer and CCE!
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Hi
I love the demoscene! <3
I am from Germany and want to meet sceners.
I am new to demo programming and want to learn a lot!
Greets,
CB
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You're welcome!
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Hi CB,
Welcome to DBF! I hope you stick around :)
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:hi: CB
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Thank you for your welcoming greets. :)
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Hi all. Just thought I would join up and say hi. Amstrad cpc and amiga my passions. AlwYs dabbled in basic ov various flavours. Just spent a week doing a .net course and was very impressed by it. Don't hare me :)
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Hi there S0ulA55a551n! Welcome to the board. Enjoy your stay! :hi:
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Freaking awesome I am a zx81 :) 1k not with the 16k ram expansion I bet, or even dare I say it a thermal printer
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Hi mate, I think you'll enjoy yourself here.. lots of effects routines and theories to be found. I enjoyed that course too, and my first objective is to see if I can hook into some kind of way of getting graphics on screen with Vb.net or c#.. I liked the look of c# much more than Vb though to be honest.
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There are plenty of object for graphics in .net as far as I know. The obvious one being direct X :)
C# nice, though he did not mention it, Im pretty sure you can use C++ in .net if you know hat better
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I dabbled with C++ and made a few console apps, didn't take it much further though.
I'm downloading the Visual Studio Express Iso with C++, Vb and C# now :)
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Greetings,
Fantastic tutorials..!!!
Looking forward to chew thrugh them all...
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Hi simmsdk! Welcome aboard. :hi:
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Hi simmssdk :) Welcome to the forum.
Please do let us know how you get along with the tutorials.
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:hi: simmsdk!
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hi simmsdk, welcome aboard!
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Hi Simmsdk - if there's something that's not in our tutorials, please feel free to ask a question.
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:hi: S0ulA55a551n and Simmsdk !!!
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Hello Everybody
I have been following these boards for a while but I'm only just now creating my introduction. I have been interested in the demo-scene for about 8 years or so now. I've tried coding in the past but I was young and gave up too easily but now I'm ready to take it on. I have decided to use BlitzMax since it looks like a great starting point for beginners and also for the fact that it's compatible with OSX if I ever decided to play around with that (I'm on a MacBook - running Windows XP via Bootcamp). These boards have a wealth of information and I'm looking forward to contributing to and being a part of this community.
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Welcome to the board sslz. Enjoy your stay! :hi:
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Hi Ho sslz ... enjoy your stay here!
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Welcome sslz! :cheers:
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Hi sslz, ans welcome to the forums.
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Hi sslz, thanks for the introduction! Hope you stick around.
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hi sslz, welcome aboard!
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Hi Everybody, sorry for my english.
I'm not sure what I'm doing here, I just really hope to learn some of this amazing logical art. I'm an architect and 3d/2d artist, and as you can imagine I'm a very basic programmer, but if I can contribute somehow with this forum I'll be glad to.
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Welcome to the forum e-Nano! Feel free to ask any questions you like :)
Jim
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Welcome e-Nano! I'm in to 3d as well, I'd love to see some of your stuff sometime.
Language barriers are no problem, we've got lot's of emoticons to get the message across.
Like so, :hi:
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Aloha e-Nano! :hi:
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Hi e-Nano, I hope that you can get some info out of this place to help you in your job :)
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Hi e-Nano, I'm sure you'll fit in on these forums. We are programmers of all abilities ready and willing to help eachother.
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a warm :hi: aboard e-Nano! Enjoy your stay!
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Hi there, I started loving demos since I was about 14 years old. I've had a C64 and later an Amiga 500. I still have both machines somewhere on my roof truss. I started making music with Sidmon on the C64 and went over to the Protracker/Fasttracker on Amiga. Nowadays I'm mostly working with Cubase, no more tracking. I found this website since I'm interested into coding some demos for fun. But I don't know how to start. Now that I found dbf I'm looking forward to learn something. I hope some day I can code my own demo. Some oldschool stars, sinescroll, color bars .. you name it. Well, yeah that's pretty all for now. Hope my english is understandable, I'm from germany :) Oh my age? I'm 39.
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Welcome dizphunkt! Your English is excellent :)
Good luck with the demo coding (and music!), look forward to seeing and hearing what you make...
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Hello dizphunkt, your english is fine! :hi:
I lived in Germany for a short while.
:cheers:
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Hello & welcome dizphunkt.
You will have a great time here mate ;D
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Hi dizphunkt, good to have you here :)
Hope you stick around!
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Hi dizphunkt,
Hope you enjoy it here as much as I do, The guys here are great and always willing to help
with any aspect of programing. :hi:
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Greetings dizphunkt,
I've noticed an increasing number of audio demos and edits recently - your productions will fit right in.
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Thanks for the warm welcome guys, I appreciate it!
After watching all dbf productions on youtube I really got inspired. started a new promising track :)
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Just hooked up with you and yours today, well yesterday my time. I'm based in Idaho, USA and used to program in cobol, fortran, apple basic. However that was in my teens, went directly to machine code for the speed. After that had money problems so concentrated on work and got way outdated.
Now I'm 40+ and currently hooked up with Code::Blocks, OpenGL and SFML, on a MSwindows system.
I consider myself an intermediate in C++, and a beginner on all the rest.
I found most of the games I loved died out and was replaced with shadows so decided to recreate the game play myself, heh heh heh :inspired: :crutches:, though I have the concepts I lack the technicality.
Although I seldom have net access(about 8 hrs a month), I am looking forward to spending allot of it here.
:cheers:
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Hello Derold! :hi:
I started making games for the same reason you did. I had the concepts all ready as well, but now that I got enough experience to realise them, most turned out to be more like elaborate tech engines, which are lacking story or purpose. I think it's a left/right brain thing, once I got my brain structured to do the logic my creativity circuits got all unwired...!
That's why the demoscene is such a perfect match, it doesn't need to have story or purpose! ;D
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Hello Derold and welcome :)
That's why the demoscene is such a perfect match, it doesn't need to have story or purpose! ;D
Demoscene is perfect if you want to concentrate in 3D Graphics and if you are not bothering about AI, Network , Physics, Gameplay Engine and strong C++ skills :D
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Welcome to the forum Derold. Looking forward to your first demo in COBOL! ;D
:hi:
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Welcome to the forum Derold. Looking forward to your first demo in COBOL! ;D
Speaking from my own experience of Cobol, that would be tough!
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Hello everybody! I'm kind of new to the demoscene although I've been watching some prods for about 2 years. It's a friend of mine that first introduced me to pouet.net. I've been coding for a couple of years now and about a month ago I thought it would be nice to participate to a demoparty but there aren't a lot in the region of Montreal, Canada (where I live). Two days ago I heard there was a little demoparty that was going to happen in november in Montreal so me and my friend decided to participate in the compo. I know a lot to programmation, but I've never done a demo before so I have a month to learn the basics and this is pretty much why I'm here. I hope I'll learn a lot with you guys and have a lot of fun!
For now, peace! ;)
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Hello mate! Welcome to the forum! :)
Jim
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Cool, already looking forward to see your demo!
:hi: lachose1!
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Hi lachose1, I really hope we can be some help in making your demo for the party.
Welcome to DBF :)
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:hi: lachose1 and Post questions and I am sure most of DBF People will help ya ;D
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Wow guys, thanks for the warm welcome!
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Greetings lachose1,
Demos are easy to get the hang of, but writing a winning demo is a real challenge. I'm sure you'll get the help you need to turn some heads at the party.
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Hey Everyone,
Happened upon this site from google, I'm interested in learning some more about the demoscene, particularly for PC. I found the Kkrieger 96K game demo very inspiring when I came across it years ago, and I love games, graphics and high performance computing.
I have a degree in physics, and an honours degree in computer science with a few years industry experience in software development, mainly in computer science research and other research fields.
I have been looking for a creative outlet in line with my other interests, and the demoscene is really inspiring so I thought I would take a closer look.
Thanks for having me!
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Hello modi! :hi:
A degree in physics is pretty usefull not to mention interesting, consider me jealous. Looking forward to see some of your work, be sure to check out the challange (http://www.dbfinteractive.com/forum/index.php?topic=5391.msg72109#msg72109)!
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Welcome modi!! Looks like your credentials seem perfect for the current challenge :D
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Yes indeed! You seem to be perfectly qualified to make demos :)
With your physics degree, maybe you'll end up making stuff like this;
Coderporn by Archee (4kb)
[youtube]msqOxi5W-Hc[/youtube]
Welcome to dbf.
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:hi: to the forum modi :)
Coderporn by Archee (4kb)
That Demo was Mind Blowing and I did rather Code Dark Physics of Darkbasic pro than coding in C++(Harder to do them!) LOL
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Welcome to the forum Derold. Looking forward to your first demo in COBOL! ;D
:hi:
Sorry, but I have forgotten most of what I knew at the time. And worse yet I haven't been able to figure out how to load those six inch floppies into this laptop :telloff:.
But thanks all for the welcome. and I am concentrating on 3D graphics, then some basic AI, then maybe sound :). I include in the 3D graphics: animations and controls to move in the 3D space, similar to Might and Magic 7 (p.s. my camera functions are already smoother :updance:, though not as complete)
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I'll introduce myself more formerly I think!
Hi, I'm tykel. I have been programming for the past 6 years and am currently studying Computer Engineering in London.
I am interested in emulator design/coding and demos -- I particularly admire work done on 80s machines.
I have been looking around for a while, all I can say is the community looks very friendly!
Hopefully I will have stuff to contribute in the future :cheers:
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Hi tykel, great you're joining in! :cheers:
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Greetings, Tykel.
The 1980's were a golden age for demo coding. It's just not the same with an emulator, but it's better than nothing. :D
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Welcome lachose1 & Tykel - hope you enjoy your stay here!
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Hi, my nick is Shadow and I do some coding and some pixel work as well. I'm interested in demo coding, and the artistic side of demos/intros as well. Hope to contribute to the forum in some way. This looks like a nice friendly place. So.... glad to be here.
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:hi: Welcome Shadow, lachose1 and Tykel :)
Some interesting background stories there, I look forward to seeing any stuff you guys make in future.
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What Raizor said. Enjoy your stay guys! :hi:
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Greetings Shadow.
Which languages do you code in?
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:hi: Shadow!
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Hi Shadow! Welcome on board!
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howdy all
here for some asm goodness :cheers:
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Hi there ike, welcome aboard! :)
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Hiho Ike!
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A warm welcome to all the newcomers! :hi:
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Greetings Ike :D
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Hello Ike, hope you stick around :)
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Hi, I'd like to post so this account does not get deleted!
I like flat-shaded polygons, and other retro stylistic shenanigans. While I have no idea how, I'd like to learn to make music with a tracker. And make demo effects as programming experiments. But what I'll actually do is read the internet while watching television. Ooh-er.
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:cheers:
Welcome Copse!
I'm kinda partial to flat-shaded polygons too, as long as they're light-sourced. Enjoy your stay :)
If you have any questions, please do ask. There's is bound to be someone here with a good answer. Good luck with the coding and tracking.
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Welcome to the forum....Shadow and copse
Enjoy your Stay :)
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Hiya copse! Enjoy your stay! :hi:
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:hi: copse! Hope to see some flat shaded polygons someday!
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Yup, welcome on board, copse!
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hi copse, hope you enjoy!
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Hi Copse, thanks for introducing yourself welcome to dbf!
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Hi gentlemen. I code in Blitzmax and C++. I'm from the old school. Amiga demos, copper, etc etc. Currently writing some copper effects in OpenGL.
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:hi: to the forum and enjoy your stay :)
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:hi: spathi
Looking forward to seeing what you make :)
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:hi: spathi,
...I'm from the old school. Amiga demos, copper, etc etc. Currently writing some copper effects in OpenGL.
Seems like you are pefectly right here in this place ;-)
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Hi Spathi, nice to have you here. :)
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Greetings Copse and Spathi.
It's always great to see new coders.
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I'm from the old school. Amiga demos, copper, etc etc. Currently writing some copper effects in OpenGL.
Welcome back! Always good to have som old-chaps reviving the past!
as [...]
Seems like you are pefectly right here in this place ;-)
said!
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Hello
I am trying to program in Freebasic.
I still meet a lot of problems and questions.
I hope that will solve it here and find answers.
Maybe once I learn how to rotate the cube, and add to it some nice music module.
Respect for all people of the scene.
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Hello copse, spathi and theron, welcome aboard!
:hi:
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Greetings Theron.
There are many here who know about Freebasic, and rotating cubes are our speciality. :D
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Welcome ... I guess there are a lot of Freebasic professionals around here who are glad to help you. So don't hesitate to ask ;-)
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Hi Theron,
You're in the right place :) Post your questions and welcome to DBF!
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Hi to all members of DBF!!! :)
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Hi to all members of DBF!!! :)
:hi: Nad77 ..
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Hello nad77! :cheers:
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Hi Nad77, welcome.
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Welcome Theron and Nad77 :)
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Hey Im new! I program in c++ and I am looking to start coding demos. I live in America and I am on a F.I.R.S.T. robotics team.
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Hey Im new! I program in c++ and I am looking to start coding demos. I live in America and I am on a F.I.R.S.T. robotics team.
Cool to have you an board, rocketman413. Best place here to start coding demos!
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:hi: rocketman413, robotics sounds really awesome, love to see a robot demo sometime! I saw this ballbot (http://www.ted.com/talks/peter_fankhauser_meet_rezero_the_dancing_ballbot.html?awesm=on.ted.com_Rezero) a couple of days ago and thought it was pretty cool.
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Greetings rocketman413.
I've always thought of putting together a 3D robotic demo. Perhaps we could compare notes.
:trans:
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I live in America and I am on a F.I.R.S.T. robotics team.
Which team? :) I was on one myself in '09-'10.. can't remember the team number but we were called the TerraViks :)
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Hi rocketman413, welcome to DBF :)
What kind of Robots do you build?
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Hello!
Well... I'm Den. I got caught in the demoscene stuff some 20+ years ago, when I joined a group named Phoenix on the Amiga.
I'm primarily a musician, but I also did some gfx at the time, and a little 68k asm.
I've been coding in different languages since (not demo related) and today I'm trying to learn C++.
I thought it would be interesting to do so by studying some (preferably oldskool) demo fx code on the way.
And this is how I landed here :)
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:hi: Den!
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Hi Den, good to meet you!
Welcome to DBF and good luck with the C++
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Hi all,
I've found your site following a link by Stormbringer.
I hope to code again old-school stuff on actual hardware for fun. The last thing I've coded was an old fashioned intro for Vieumikro 2007 (retro computing collectors meeting held in Toulouse by Silicium association) for ECS Amiga using an outdated version of Asm-One (Promax's first version if I remember right).
Ktulu
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:hi: Ktulu,
cool to hear that you are into oldschool fx, too.
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Welcome Den and Ktulu :hi:
Good to have some more guys from the old Amiga days back onboard :)
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Hi Ktulu, you're in good company here :)
Welcome.
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Thank you for your welcome.
I've started digging the forums to find some startpoint to deal with a simple asm or C framework and a nice Amiga mod player source code.
Ktulu
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:hi: to the forum Ktulu and Dragon Den ;D
AMIGA RULES!
:cheers:
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Welcome Den and Ktulu.
Amiga demos rock - I can't code them myself, but I hold Amiga demo coders in high regard.
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Thank you for your welcome.
I've started digging the forums to find some startpoint to deal with a simple asm or C framework and a nice Amiga mod player source code.
Ktulu
I think you should be able to find all those things here - give us a shout if you can't :)
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hi everyone
i'm an illustrator working on learning visual effex programming (mainly shader techniques), turning toward the demoscene for guidance and inspiration
looking forward to posting here maybe?
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Hi Cyberpuke, welcome to DBF and I hope you find some inspiration here :)
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Welcome on board, cyberpuke!
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Greetings Cyberpuke,
There are some very talented graphic effect coders here who can give you a hand when you need one.
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Hey Cyberpuke. Interesting handle :)
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hey guys, bout time i found a nice place for demo/intro coding, ive been a mad fan since the c64 days, tried to learn asm, but couldnt.... now many years later, i have a will to learn and i stumbled upon this place. i only recently (this last week) got into checking out what was available and saw that purebasic and darkbasic were used also, i did manage to put together a nice bitmap font sinus scroller, waving logo, starfield and music... but for me darkbasic isnt the best choice (buggy as hell). whilst looking around for tuts + plugins for it, i stumbled upon here... so any push in the right direction is appreciated... programming language, tuts, etc.
not sure whats up with my connection (im from australia), but i cant access this site directly. (im using a proxy atm). hope this connection problem is sorted out real quick, whatever is stopping me, so i can get into it and learn to code some nice demo's.
i tried to post in the other thread with no success, nothing on this site will load for me, ive spent the last 2 hours trying to get this web site to work, i managed to get here via a proxy (plain text), so while its loaded, i'll try a post so my account doesnt get purged and i get banned.
not sure whats up with my connection or the website, but the host www for this site i also couldnt access. xilo. :/
i hope its fixed asap, so i can get to learning and be part of the demo community. very frustrating not being able to access it.
pce.
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:hi: and hi, ttemper!
Wow, that sounds really bad, although I remember another friend of mine in another forum had the same problem. He also solved it using a proxy. However, I think it was just a temporary problem.
I'll keep my finger crossed, that the internet problems will be solved soon.
Best,
benny!
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Hi ttemper,
Really sorry to hear that you are having problems accessing us. It sounds like your ISP has flagged the server that we are on as a spam site - I've heard of this happening before with sites that are on Shared Hosting, one site on the server could be an abuser and because all the sites share the same IP, the IP block stops the site..
IP numbers do change from time to time so hopefully the problem will resolve it's self as Benny said, for now though I'd suggest that you contact your ISP and ask them why we are being blocked.
Thanks for taking the time to make such a nice first post.
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hey guys, still using proxy atm to access this site, so for the moment its working for me so I'm pleased.
like i said, I've been involved with the demo scene since c64 (the force/ikon visual/sabotage and a few others), i wasn't in the groups as such, but knew/chatted to guys in them all the time. even caught up on line with a couple from The Force not that long ago which was a surprise that they are still around coding for c64 and now PC.
i did have an attempt at learning ASM on c64, but found it confusing (i was only young), so apart from a graphic change, raster colour changes, scroll text change and a music/chip tune change, i did nothing more.
now I've got the urge to learn to make a demo or 3 or 10... whatever it takes i guess, like the oldskool fairlight demos, waving/sinus logo, funky scrollers, colour faded raster bars, etc idk... something like contex or blackmail or success demos back in the day, those things rocked (still have them on 5¼" somewhere too).
I've checked out c++ (i script TLC/bash and some c and Perl on Linux) so that's a good start i guess, I'm a quick learner, i put together a complete demo with bitmap font sinus scroller, figure 8 moving logo, 2d starfield and static and moving rasterbars along with a nice mod/xm tune (although the xm/mod plug-in doesn't work properly, doesn't compile the audio in the exe and crashes on ESC). but for 2 days of learning DarkBasic, i think i did well. anyway... to my point.. i think that c++ would be a lil overwhelming for me, so FreeBasic i think is my best bet to learn.
I've compiled my intro/demo in darkbasic, but the thing compressed is 1.5mb... wtf? and i cant seem to pack it any smaller. but I'd like to learn the same things i just learnt in darkbasic in freebasic (as noted above). any help is appreciated as i don't know where to start atm.
thx again.
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@ttemper:
It's cool to see another one here who is interested and addicted to oldschool fx. I am not a freebasic coder but there are a lot of talented freebasic coders in this forum who will be glad to help you out. I would suggest to browse a bit through the numerous thread/sources in the Freebasic board (http://www.dbfinteractive.com/forum/index.php?board=2.0). Maybe also have a look at the TinyPTC Ext (http://www.dbfinteractive.com/forum/index.php?topic=1382.0) thread.
Good luck and don't hesitate to post your questions in the coding forums.
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Hi to all new ones! Welcome aboard! :hi:
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Hi ttemper, that sounds like a real pain. Hope your connectivity issues get sorted. Welcome aboard the good ship DBF :)
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looks as tho the connection issues are sorted now. time to start learning freebasic (and c++). thanks for the welcomes.
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Hello there,
name's CoZe, old time amiga/c64 user/enthusiast, I mainly code in Java/Ruby, use Linux (custom Crunchbang on Lubuntu). I've undertaken a mission to write a Rogue clone. I joined to get the fixed AHX player, cause I'm planning to use my AHX tunes for my game. I've started with building the map editor in Ruby/SDL. Wish me luck ! (any pointers to some tilesets welcome !)
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... I've been involved with the demo scene since c64 (the force/ikon visual/sabotage and a few others) ...
... old time amiga/c64 user/enthusiast ...
Welcome aboard ttemper & CoZe, nice to see more oldschool folks !!!
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Welcome CoZe and good luck with your project! :hi:
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Hi Coze, welcome to DBF :)
I don't know for any tilesets but you could try this place;
http://www.wayofthepixel.net/pixelation/index.php
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Hi,
I am new here with an old Amiga 500:)
I know some assembler on M68000.
MAinly I am here to learn, and I hopw that I will be able to find time to do it;)
Happy new year!
Klimo
(Beroun, Czech republic)
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Hi,
I am new here, I had in the past a few C64-ers and a lot of amiga's.
I loved those demos and I was wondering how to recreate those effects , so with a little help of google I came here.
Greetings Ronniehood
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Hi Ronniehood, Klimo, Coze, ttemper and everybody I missed! Welcome aboard! :hi:
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welcome ronnie, klimo, coze :) im a newbie here myself.
@kirl, thanks :)
@ronnie, if you're wanting to learn to code demos I think (going by what I've been told myself by ShockWave).. FreeBasic would be the best option to begin with (thats what I'm learning at the moment).
Check out TinyPTC_Ext by rbz (http://www.rbraz.com/source.html) for a starting point, along with rbraz' great tools bmp2raw and bin2bas if you want to include graphics.
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Greetings Ronnie and Klimo :) Glad you found us and I hope you stick around!
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welcome ronnie, klimo! Hope you'll have a great time here!
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:hi: ronnie, klimo!
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Welcome Ronnie, Kilmo :)
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Season's greetings Ronnie and Kilmo.
I usually just say "Greetings", but I thought I'd add a :xmas: touch.
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Hi Guys!
*robot voice* I-AM-A-HUMAN-PERSON :)
I found your board with google, I'm from Austria (please excuse "lower" english .. ) and a huge fan of the intro scene and I'm new to OpenGL. For this I use C, which I know for about 15 years - mainly on Unix Systems, less Windows for which I coded a FTP Client long time ago..
Bye and happy newyear!
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Hi Knurz, welcome to DBF :)
Happy new year to you too.
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Hi Knurz! :hi:
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HN@all!!!
Welcome KNURZ! :hi:
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Hi and :hi:
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Welcome aboard Knurz! :hi:
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Hello! I'm totally not a robot! (Go human beings!) Nice to be here. Hmm, crazy emoticons. Time to code/check out demos...
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welcome paste.
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Hi and :hi: KNURZ and paste!
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Hi Paste, welcome to DBF :)
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Hello paste, yay for humans! :)
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Welcome to DBF paste and knurz :)
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[Lowers his "anti-bot" cannon]
Greetings Paste. You are cleared to enter. :D
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Hi there - Nice forum!
I started out as a BASIC program on the VIC-20 (+ 16kb expansion[!]) in '82/'83, then got converted to 8502 asm and booted up on the c128 via its built-in ML monitor. I soon after became a mc68000 program on the Amiga 1000. It was on the A1000 I had my first illness - a bootblock virus (write protect those floppies, please). I felt invincible on the A1200 w/mc68030 + 8 mb and life was good. Alas, one day it was all over. As it hurts me too much to tell you all the long and sad story, I will only say one thing here. i80x86.
Today I feel a little bit better, even though this dual core gives me a split personality.
kris.
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Greetings Krisp :D
I too felt that Windows made coding less accessable than the classic Spectrums, Amigas and Commodores, but thankfully there are now more ways of coding than ever.
Emulators of the old systems are a great way of re-living the golden age of coding.
I wish I had a dual core. :o
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:hi: kris
thanks for your introduction. I did share your feelings back then when the Amiga got overrun by the PeeCees. I sticked quite a long time to my beloved Amiga and refused any PC - even if I was jealous to see more and more interesting games being released for PC.
At the end of the Amiga era I even thought about stopping my computer activities at all - but after some months I could not resist and bought also a PC ...
Well, today my platform isn't about hardware anymore ... I target primarily the browser platform to code for.
Hope you enjoy your stay here!
Best,
benny!
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Hi krisp, good intro! :)
:hi:
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Welcome on board Krisp. Funny intro, intentionally I hope :)
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Welcome Krisp :)
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Hi Kris :)
Welcome to DBF :) Hope you stick around!
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Thank you all for the warm welcome, guys (and girls - perhaps?) - much appreciated!
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Hi and :hi: to you, oldtimer ;D
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Hey guys, i've just registered. I'm not an expert and i really would like to improve my skill in coding :)
Currently i have released a trackmo and an intro and i'm in Onslaught.
You can find my productions here http://csdb.dk/scener/?id=22731 (http://csdb.dk/scener/?id=22731).
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:hi: aboard Elder0010 !!! feel free to stick around!
...benvenuto cumpà! ^_^
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Hello Elder0010 :hi:
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Hey Elder0010, welcome on board!
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Hi Elder0010, cool to have a C64 coder here :)
Welcome!
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Welcome Elder0010
An oldskool c64 coder.. very nice.
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thank you guys! the atmosphere seems very friendly here!
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Welcome on-board Elder0010, good to have you around :)
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Greetings Elder0010.
I'll have to dust off my C64. :D
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Greetings Elder0010.
I'll have to dust off my C64. :D
shame on you ;D ;D ;D
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Hello everyone,
I just joined to have a look around, esp. for the different challenges. I have been mostly active on the Amiga in the late nineties. A bit more recently I was involved in an Amiga demo for Breakpoint 2010, but thats also already two years ago. Most projects are listed on Amiga Demoscene Archive (http://ada.untergrund.net/?p=scener&i=569) with lots of screenshots, and here is the most recent demo Prototype 1 on Pouet (http://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=54617). Any Amiga people here?
Cheers,
Noname
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Hello noname! Some real excellence on display there and yay for Haujobb! 8)
Looking forward to the next challenge already!
:hi:
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:hi: noname!
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:hi: aboard noname! Good to have you here!
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Hi everyone .
I am a computer engineering student and this is my first year in demoscene world. Now i'm working with some friends in our first demo (some of them are not new in this) as a coder.
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:hi: srgg, hope to see your productions someday! ;)
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Hi Guys - short story:
'89: C64 - asm, basic
'91: A500 - asm, amos
'93: A1200 - asm, amos
'96: x86 - asm, c/c++
'99: Corporate enslavement
'11: Reentering the demoscene
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Hello srgrr and Rymdsate, welcome aboard! :hi:
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Hi guys! Enjoy your stay! :hi:
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Greetings noname, srgrr & Rymdsate.
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Welcome noname, srgrr and Rymdsate :)
Amiga is in the attic these days I'm afraid :(
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Any Amiga people here?
AMIIGAAAA!!! :)
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Welcome noname, srgrr & Rymdsate, (and whoever else I happen to miss). Nice to see the DBF community growing ;)
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Nice to have you here srgrr angd rymsdate . Hope you stick around :)
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Hi and welcome all of you!
Amiga??? hu hu hu! Atari is the best, forget the rest!
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Now now, we all know the Spectrum was the height of computing ;)
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Hi everybody. I am a computer science student, going to the same school as pixel outlaw. I have a weak spot for old computers :D and hope to learn some interesting stuffs about the c64 from here.
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Hi Jstylen, welcome to DBF :)
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Welcome jstylen. Another c64 fanatic? nice.
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:hi: jstylen!
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Hey... Cool to see new faces around. So, welcome all of you. Amiga > Atari :-)
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Hey jstylen, welcome :)
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:hi: jstylen and anybody I that I have miss ;D
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Hello, joined so that I could download tiny sid post attachment.
I'm looking into making something, maybe a small demo, with pelles c. Originally I was going to try and use dumb with the samples compressed with wavpack, but this takes too many kb.
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Hello, joined so that I could download tiny sid post attachment.
Hi cybro and welcome on board.
I'm looking into making something, maybe a small demo, with pelles c. Originally I was going to try and use dumb with the samples compressed with wavpack, but this takes too many kb.
I remember Pelles C ... isn't this a C compiler also for Pocket PCs? I had a look at this ages ago. Looking forward to see your production.
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Hi cybro, have fun with those sids :)
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Yo cybro! :hi:
Good luck on the demo!
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a little introduction:
me: real name: tor-helge skei, 41 years, lives in trondheim/norway.
previous demoscene activities: xenon dev (fix/so?), excess (timeout), inf (nothing released), ..
previous work: funcom, dynamic imaging, systems in motion, .. (currently disabled, not working)
code: asm (6809e/x86), pascal, c/c++, jesusonic, arduino (processing/java)... (plus a little forth/basic)..
music/bands: atrox, manes, kkoagulaa, manii, .. (a bunch of albums released, lost count..)
currently trying to re-enter demo-scene (looking for people to create new demogroup, or to join existing one), plus, creating a 4k intro framework (good progress here)
...nice to be here...
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Welcome cybro and axon :)
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trondheim, no shit? You know the Outracks guys? :)
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trondheim, no shit? You know the Outracks guys? :)
don't know.. i have unfortunately been 'out of touch' with the demo scene for years now, just following it from the outside (pouet.net, etc) .. but if there's people from some of the old 'trøndelag' groups (excess, lost souls, xenon, ...) working there, i might have known them in the old days?
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Hello axon! Your real name sounds like a fearsome viking, I like it! ;D
What did you do with arduino? a friend talked it up to me the other day.
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Hello axon! Your real name sounds like a fearsome viking, I like it! ;D
What did you do with arduino? a friend talked it up to me the other day.
:hi:
thx :-)
well, haven't done as much arduino stuff as i hoped.. mainly bought it to experiment with some analogue sensors (flex, ir, temp, touch..), convert these to midi and pass these into daw/sequencers, for controlling plugins/softsynths, etc.. and some tiny visualization stuff for the same sensors.. as said, not too much (yet), but always looking for ideas for new projects..
... the new Raspberry Pi looks like it can be a much more interesting platform...
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Yeah, cool to have another oldschool scener on board. :hi: axon!
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... the new Raspberry Pi looks like it can be a much more interesting platform...
Haha, that's what I said as well! :)
Sounds like some interesting sensor experiments!
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Welcome aboard cybro and axon :)
axon: were/are you a coder and musician? Sounds like some fun projects!
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Welcome cybro and axon i hope you have lots of fun here & i can't wait to see some stuff off you guys :)
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Hi Axon :) Welcome! Hope that you stick around!
... the new Raspberry Pi looks like it can be a much more interesting platform...
It certainly does! I'm really looking forward to getting my hands on one too.
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Hey everyone decent enough request for registering here on these forums, just say hello! I hope to do more then that, but no fears I'm well aware on searching and doing my own research saving the new thread making for last or cool stuff I find.
I love a lot of arts from traditional, now more digital, music, and coding tho after playing around back and forth with it over some years I still feel like a noob with a small idea of what I'm doing. What I would ever want out of code for me would be first fun, and then maybe being able to write some cool stuff for blender scripting. Well don't want to rabble on I've got more reading to do and checking out of this awesome forums lates!
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Hello dang, welcome to the forums!
Blender was one of my first 3d software oackages, Cinema4d is my software of choice today.
Would love to see some of your work one day!
:hi:
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Welcome Dang :)
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Thanks for the welcomes!
@ Kirl your blob on your webpage is all kinds of funny. I had fun playing with it.
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Thanks! :)
I wanted to give them some sort of voices too, but finding apropriate sounds is more difficult then I expected.
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:hi: dang!
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Hi!
New here, but i've come across this place several times over the years.
I was an Amiga user, demo admirer and cut my first programming teeth in AMOS, trying to replicate demoscene effects, stars/mandels and the like. Through college I ended up on PCs and learned pascal then C/C++, did more of the same on those, made silly little games and the like.. and ultimately ended up doing less exciting c/c++ as a full-time job since '96. I've dipped in n out over the years, but never knew which API to use (if any). I did some Direct X, and very little GL. But now, I can see the GL really is the way.
I've always had, and got coding ideas running around my head, and i'm finally in a position to create an environment where i can do some 'recreational' programming again.
To begin with most of my ideas are around taking the old standards and super charging them in 3D, and HD. Where a keypress or timer would 'jump' it up a level in complexity. To begin with stuff everyone knows, over-engineered and made scalable.
I expect unless I do a compilation most of my stuff will be single hitters, but based in part around some common code (call it an engine if you like) that will evolve to suit my needs.
If i've done or am working on an effect, or think I can do it in the timeframe I'll enter the comps.
I'm going to use VC2008 as I use that all day and know where i'm at and can set up a nice multi-monitor/machine debugging environment, but I hope to #ifdef my code so that it'll run on an Raspberry Pi too.
Canopy
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Welcome to the forum, Canopy!
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Hello Canopy, sounds like an interesting aproach. Hope to see something from you in future challenges!
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Welcome aboard Canopy. Good luck with the Pi dev, I'm anxious to get my hands on one too :)
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Hi Canopy! :hi:
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Hi Canopy, thanks for the intro and welcome to the forum!
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Hi Canopy, thanks for the interesting introduction and thanks for registering after finding us a few times over the years :)
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thanks for the warm welcome :cheers:
the environment i spoke of is whats holding me back now, just have to build my coding studio (put a room in the garge) just a few months..
in the mean time i'm reading (really enjoing phreax right now) and planning my project/s.
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\/\/elcome!!
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Hey there!
My name is Joe and I recently found back to the world of coding.
My first programming attempts were with BASIC in mid 90s. After that I learned some c++ but mostly 'focused' on web design and flash.
But it sounds more than I actually did. I was still young back then so I wasn't really coding. Just learning basic stuff and playing around..
In early 2000 I sadly stopped. Partying with friends was just more fun ^^
After high school I didn't know what to do first. I liked math so why not studying CS, I thought.
I just finished my first term and it makes more fun than I thought but most importantly I found my passion for computer again.
Back in early 90s I saw a demo for the first time. And I was stunned.
I was used to play side-scroll games and maybe watch some pretty pre-rendered cutscenes. But that was something different.
That's how I actually got even more interested in math but never really combined my passion for math and pretty animations unfortunately ^^
We also had no internet, so getting information about that was even harder.
That's my story ^^
Right now I try to learn more about algorithms and math and how to combine them with graphics programming.
At the university we learned Java, so I want to use LWJGL first to make some experience using OpenGL.
After learning how everything works together (especially how I can let things work together) I can write stuff in c++ if I want to.. (maybe too optimistic :P )
I bought some books by Michael Abrash to learn more about code optimization.
I haven't read them yet but I know he is/was a programming guru and worked with Carmack on the doom and quake engine.
So learning some asm and C while reading it won't hurt :)
Also, I was kinda surprised to find this board.
In the last few months I often searched for information about demo programmers / graphics programming but never came here.
pouet.net was the first site I found but anything else looked like the demo scene died ~2000.
Fortunately, that was not the case and I found more and more on various sites and video demos on youtube.
mm.. wrote more than I thought..
Well, here I am and I hope we can learn a lot of our failures and ideas :)
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Great introduction Joefish, welcome to the forum! The demoscene is indeed still alive and kicking :)
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Hello joefish! :hi:
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:hi: Joefish and K++ for the cool introduction. Was a real pleasure to read it!
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Welcome Joefish. :)
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:hi:
Joefish, nice story, not as unusual as it may seem at first sight...
Stick around and feel free to ask whatever your want! ;)
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Hi Guys,
Just joined DBF. I used to own a 512STand 1024ST many years ago. I have returned to the Atari ST scene to relearn 68000 programming, mainly to learn how to code game trainers and to play some of those awesome ST games. I am pleasantly surprised at how vibrant the Atari ST scene is. Keep up the great work. Now I just have to learn how to effectively use the STeem Debugger! Does anyone know where to get a guide?
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Hi Joefish, great introductory post :) I really hope you enjoy yourself here!
Also welcome to you Cypher69, there arer definitely some ST freaks here, Jace and Padman spring to mind who may be able to help you along with STeem :)
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:hi: cypher69
what Shokye said! hang in here and feel free to ask!
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Hi there cypher69! :cheers:
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Hi there forum newbies! Enjoy your stay! :hi:
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Greetings to the new Dudes!! :)
\o/
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HiHo Cypher!
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Hi Guys,
Just joined DBF. I used to own a 512STand 1024ST many years ago. I have returned to the Atari ST scene to relearn 68000 programming, mainly to learn how to code game trainers and to play some of those awesome ST games. I am pleasantly surprised at how vibrant the Atari ST scene is. Keep up the great work. Now I just have to learn how to effectively use the STeem Debugger! Does anyone know where to get a guide?
hi and welcome on board :hi:
If you want any infos about ST programming just send a messy ;D
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Hello everyone!
I coded some 68k assembler back in the Amiga days if that's any help?
Jim
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Hi,
My name is Peter Dell aka. JAC! and I love demo coding on my Atari 8-bit machine. I've been coding 6502 since 28 years now. And I love demos. Hey, wait. 28 years - man, I'm growing old! Anyway, I have also created an Eclipse plugin callled WUDSN IDE (www.wudsn.com (http://www.wudsn.com)) which supports you in creating 6502 stuff for various platforms (Atari, C64, VCS, ...). Recently I created another video tutorial (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=36MFqY55yR0) for it and by tracking the view referrals I found this nice site. If you have and questions regarding the IDE, Atari 8-bit computers or any 6502 related stuff, I'll be happy to support.
Cheers, Peter/JAC! - now packing my stuff to drive to Revision.
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Hi and Good Luck at Revision!
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Hello JAC!, welcome to the forums! :hi:
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Hi JAC! Welcome to DBF :)
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Hy. I`m a student. I began programming 6 years ago. I programmed is Pascal(1st),Visual C#, PHP,HTML,C++,OpenGL.
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Hello hulk00, welcome to the forums! :)
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Welcome Hulk00 :)
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Ahoy..
I'm a student, second year CS.. Mainly web dev in the past but looking to get into games!
Cheers all! :D
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:hi: andycb, Hulk00 and JAC!
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Greetings Andycb.
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Hey andycb, welcome to dbf :)
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Greetings to all members
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:hi: bob2012!
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Hello bob2012! :)
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Hi Bob2012. Which language(s) do you code with?
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Greetings to those I missed!
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Hey guys!
Just found this forum by chance (was searching for info on making tiny PE:s for the win7)
I've been in the finnish demoscene for a few years, mostly partycoding and boozing. ;)
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I've been in the finnish demoscene for a few years, mostly partycoding and boozing. ;)
:clap:
Welcome to DBF :)
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:hi:
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:hi: :)
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Hey there :) Long-time fan of the demoscene here, from back in the Amiga days onwards. I've dabbled briefly in music and coding (and was briefly involved in the console scene around 2000-ish doing trainers) but never really released anything, and I've decided to crack on and put something together, as coding/composing practice if nothing else :)
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Hi stu, welcome! Hope you find enough stuff here to help you get back into things :)
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Sounds cool StuAA, welcome to the forum! :hi:
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Hey StuAA. Good to see you. Consoles are an interesting place to come from, a different approach to the demoscene. There were some cool cracktros with some psone games. What platforms were you making trainers for?
Look forward to seeing with you come up with now. :)
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Greetings StuAA.
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I AM HUMAN, DON'T DELETE MY ACCOUNT@#$#^&%^&*
Alright. With that out of the way. Hiya!
Old time member here, kind of. I was here a few years back, in an earlier incarnation of the DBF forums. IIRC, I met Shockwave on some blitzbasic forum of some kind at the time. Back then, he was a tall entirely hairless woman-lizard hybrid that spoke strictly in latin, dunno what became of that? Oh well. I used to go by 'Random' back then I guess and this was my stuff (all links dead now.. boo) http://www.pouet.net/groups.php?which=3082
As you can see.. I refuse to acknowledge any technological progress after 1993 :D
So about me. Old time semi-scener, been trying to explain to my friends that demos have a purpose since the good old Amiga days. News of a local (that would be: Montreal) demoparty in November this year kinda put me back in the demomaking mood... I'm primarily a musician, but I do dabble in code, and I can do some pixelpushing when a gun is held to my head. At the moment I'm (still) using Blitz but I'm looking to graduate to an actual language with large hairy testicles like C++ but damn it looks like a huge jump.
That's about it!
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:hi: :)
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Hi,
I love sites like this. Been a fan of demo programming since the golden days of the Amiga.
Did some 68k asm back then, and played with some inline assembly in C++ on the PC.
Would love to get back into it and this looks like a good place to start.
Cheers!
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:hi:
Welcome n00bstar. "The Sound of Sausages" certainly sounds interesting :)
Hi adhamW!
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Hi nOObstar :) K+ for such a brilliant opening post.
I remember the sound of sausages well! Welcome back :)
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Hi Adhamw, glad that you like the site :)
Welcome to DBF - Hope you stick around!
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Hello n00bstar and adhamW! :hi:
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Hey guys, thanks for the warm welcome :) And hello n00bstar and adhamW!
Hey StuAA. Good to see you. Consoles are an interesting place to come from, a different approach to the demoscene. There were some cool cracktros with some psone games. What platforms were you making trainers for?
Call me paranoid but even though it was years ago, I'm still a little wary of giving out info about it, just in case! It always felt like a pretty small, close-knit scene too (although not so close-knit that there wasn't a bit of rivalry, friendly and otherwise ;)) -- suffice to say there were only really a handful of us training games, and very few groups bothered to put cracktros on their game releases. That said, we had a few Amiga sceners in our group, including our main coder -- that brought an oldskool feel to our releases, which were definitely more in the C64/Amiga vein than anything else!
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Hey guys, thanks for the warm welcome :) And hello n00bstar and adhamW!
Hey StuAA. Good to see you. Consoles are an interesting place to come from, a different approach to the demoscene. There were some cool cracktros with some psone games. What platforms were you making trainers for?
Call me paranoid but even though it was years ago, I'm still a little wary of giving out info about it, just in case! It always felt like a pretty small, close-knit scene too (although not so close-knit that there wasn't a bit of rivalry, friendly and otherwise ;)) -- suffice to say there were only really a handful of us training games, and very few groups bothered to put cracktros on their game releases. That said, we had a few Amiga sceners in our group, including our main coder -- that brought an oldskool feel to our releases, which were definitely more in the C64/Amiga vein than anything else!
I don't think it's paranoid at all, just sensible.
If you were interested in making these small intros and had contacts then keeping your true identity secret is a must, a friend one warned me that if my intro got used on a game that cost millions of dollars to develop, and the software company got wind of who did it, then that company would certainly have the financial means and motive to pursue me and try to reveal my contacts.
A lot of quite high profile guys got busted a few years back which brought down most of the main PC groups.
These days it's safer to just write these intros for fun and share them with your friends :) After all, we're all grown up now and many of us are working in the software industry so we're not kids with nothing to lose anymore.
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a WARM (just a little LATE) welcome aboard to all of new guys!
Enjoy your stay StuAA, n00bstar and adhamW!!!
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Hello all, I'm a coder interested in low level graphics effects, especially voxel rendering. Seems that this forum is wealthy in resources even for non"sceners" such as myself!
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Hello Absurdist! :hi:
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Hi Absurdist, you don't need to be a demoscener - just to have an interest in realtime effects. :)
Welcome to DBF.
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hull0, I'm human.
At least I think.
Cool board btw.
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Hello ufo, welcome to the boards! :)
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Hi UFO, welcome to DBF :)
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Greetings UFO, you sound human enough to me.
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:hi:
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Hi DBF,
Want to learn more than just the basics of real time graphics so thanks for the great board! 8)
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Welcome, Coffeebean.
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Hi coffeebean! :hi:
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Hi Coffebean, welcome to DBF :)
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I'm a C++ games programmer with some experience in DirectX10, a huge fan of the demoscene for most of my life, inspired when I used my Amiga when I was a small lad, playing cracked games, watching the intros.
Recently I've been making the adaptation to demo coding from generic 3D programmer: learning the techniques, optimizations and practises employed by groups.
I've been studying IQ's frameworks, Conspiracy groups aDDict2 engine and Farbrauch's altona/werkkzeug4 - which are currently over my head in terms of detail.
I can code a game/most 3D techniques...Given enough time, just making this jump to employing these demo styles and having a deeper knowledge of optimising, mathematics and programming practises is proving to be quite challenging. IQ has proved to be a great help in understanding these methods, but there's little else except my own exploration to help myself.
Hence me joining this board, I hope to talk to others who are in the biz, bang some heads and learn. I've lurked for a while here and it seems like a great community.
If there are any essential details or information that any beginner demo coder must see/learn, please throw it my way.
I thought I'd contribute initially a bit more than with a standard welcome, so I've made a topic over in general.
Thanks
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:hi: Vordux!
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Hi Vordux, nice introduction :) I really hope that you'll enjoy yourself here.
There will be a new coding challenge soon, they are usually quite interesting ways of practicing your techniques and maybe winning a prize for your effort too!
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Welcome on board, Vordux!
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Great intro Vordux :)
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:hi: to the forum Vordux, Direct X 11 seem lots easier than the rest of past direct x!
Enjoy your Stay :)
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Hello everyone!
I stumbled upon dbf by searching for information on coding crack intros. I'm in my third year of college and studying C# for now, I also work part-time as a programmer at an IT company, and lately I've grown bored of the applications I've been working on. They all look stale, like every other Windows software product.
I want to learn a new programming language in my spare time and find out more about the methods of creating cracktros/demos, I've been looking at them for years and I've always wondered how they were made.
Cheers!
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I want to learn a new programming language in my spare time and find out more about the methods of creating cracktros/demos, I've been looking at them for years and I've always wondered how they were made.
Hi Karkelo, you've come to the right place :)
Welcome!
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:hi: Karkelo
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Hi Karkelo, welcome to the forums! :cheers:
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hey d00ds, just register. know html, xhtml, xml, css, jquery, java, html5 (i know odd order) and others. Hello and welcome to my world. :updance:
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Hi gogglesplus :) Good set of skills there for browser demos.
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:hi: gogglesplus!
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Cool to see another demoscene member interested in open web technologies - so welcome, gogglesplus
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Hi guys. I am not democoder but i like programming sometimes (it's my Hobie). Long time ago i experiment with Pascal and ASM x86, so some my old effects you can see here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RDAeZm3W9kQ (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RDAeZm3W9kQ)
Now I find it funny Chip16 platform http://forums.ngemu.com/showthread.php?t=145620 (http://forums.ngemu.com/showthread.php?t=145620) . Hardware: 16 bit CPU, 64Kb RAM, 320x240 16 colours, no direct video access (only sprites). It reminds me of the good old days -) My latest small intros for Chip16:
(http://habrastorage.org/storage2/29f/be6/bde/29fbe6bdeb0a68126e3e079cf097c7c4.png) (http://habrastorage.org/storage2/a6c/547/ae7/a6c547ae76256e2d1a8995c8bb59d0eb.png) (http://habrastorage.org/storage2/3ea/41c/53d/3ea41c53d2d7c7058f8cac33a2623e28.png)
Also I'm interested in programming embedded devices like mobile phones, GPS navigators, development boards, etc..
Just all for fun -)
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Hello Tronix, some really cool stuff on show there! :clap:
Is that a GPS at the bottom with the fire?
Welcome to the boards!
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Nice, especially the torus & the voxels :)
Welcome to DBF!
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:hi: Tronix
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Greetings, Tronix.
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Just thought I would say hello to everybody on the forum has its my first visit here.
Done little bits of assembler on 8 bit machines,STOS and assem on Atari st.
Mostly did trainers for games and some softice reg stuff.
Very rusty so gonna give coding another go.
Looking forward to lots of coding and coffee in the late nights to come.
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:hi: to the forum DEMONACER and Tronix :)
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Hi DEMONACER. You're in good company here as there are a few hardcore ST fans and coders on the board. Good luck with the coding :)
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Hi Demonacer, thanks for saying hello :) You could always relive your ST coding with an emulator, Saint is very good. Anyway, enjoy your stay.
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:hi: DEMONACER
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Hi and :hi:
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hey all!!
I'm CaptainHug, currently a coder for Resistance. I've been programming since 1988, when I got hold of a c64 for the first time.
In the daytime, I work for a small game studio, as well as have my own games/apps for sale on iPhone, etc.
I'm largely platform/language agnostic. I like the freedom of expressing ideas as much as writing the code.
I mainly joined today because I wanted to get hold of the AHX replayer bug fixes ;-)
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:hi: CaptainHug - cool to have another oldschool scener around! Hope you visit again from time to time ;-)
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thanks :-) I think I'll be here for a while. It looks cosy :-)
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Hello CaptainHug, welcome to DBF :)
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Hi all,
I'm Liso, I was a coder at an old demoscene group named TLOTB.
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Hi Liso, welcome to DBF. I've seen some TLOTB before - nice stuff :)
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Hello Liso! :hi:
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tnx guys, it's nice to see Demoscene it's still alive :)
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:hi: Liso ... cool to see anothoer oldschool scener around.
Hope you enjoy your stay.
Are you still working on some demoscene related stuff nowadays?
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Hello Liso, welcome :)
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Welocome aboard CaptainHug and Liso!... OldSch00l = sweet memories! ^_^
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Greetings CaptainHug and Liso.
:hi:
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:hi: Liso ... cool to see anothoer oldschool scener around.
Hope you enjoy your stay.
Are you still working on some demoscene related stuff nowadays?
Yeps, it's nice to see old geeks messing around ;).
Now I work at mi own company "Soluciones Tecnológicas de Calidad S.L." (spammmmmm ;) ), developing high performance servers and security stuff. Mainly we use C++, erlang and python, and we really hate java.
About demoscene, nopes, we are now too busy with work :( but who knows, maybe one day...
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Now I work at mi own company "Soluciones Tecnológicas de Calidad S.L." (spammmmmm ;) ), developing high performance servers and security stuff. Mainly we use C++, erlang and python, and we really hate java.
About demoscene, nopes, we are now too busy with work :( but who knows, maybe one day...
Yeah, sad but true - guess most of us are caught in the daily job routine. This forum organizes cool competitions (http://www.dbfinteractive.com/forum/index.php?topic=5140.0) though which might be a cool chance to pick up some demoscene codes again ;-)
Best,
benny!
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About demoscene, nopes, we are now too busy with work but who knows, maybe one day...
One day is too late :(
Just kidding ya ;D
:hi: Liso and CaptainHug :)
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Thanks for the welcomes everybody! Nice to meet you!!!! :buddies:
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Greetings All! :)
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Hi all,
I am trigger. You can see some of my stuff on
http://www.youtube.com/user/triggerHLM
I am mainly interested in computer graphics and real-time rendering.
cheers
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a WARM welcome aboard triggerHLM, ejoy your stay!
feel free to ask! ^_^
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Hi trigger, welcome :)
I've seen some on your videos on YouTube before. The "GLSL GPU Sphere Tracing using WebGL, Part 3" one is my favourite. Some real visual treats in your channel :)
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Watcha Trigger!! And Wow at those amazing visuals!!
Cheers!!
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Awesome bunch of effects trigger, welcome to the boards! :hi:
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Hi all. I was here..... just had nothing to do....so i was searching the Web....trying to learn some thing useful :S. I'm 24, born in Ukraine, already 7 years in Canada :P. Know nothing about programming or demo-lition making...working w/e do some minimal pay job.... looking for one right now...in general...but the main thing for me is to escape through entrance ...... lolz
mayB..if only after unexpected prediction. Feel free to delete me. oH and my first language is Russian... so try to understand :P.
and of course
the advertisements before the commercial:
Buy 1 and get the other 2 for the price of the pride by the prize, no O_o, DBF, or OMW all taxes are 0_0% + 9_9% multiplyer may apply
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Hi All,
Intrested in programming! I have an amiga 1200 (600, 50) and trying to do some assembly on x86.
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Hi Kyxa and tnk2k, welcome to DBF :)
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Hi, mudlord here from pouet.
I was on this site in the past, but lost my password and my email had changed, so had to change to a new account.
Nice seeing you here raizor. :)
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:hi: Kyxa, tnk2k and mrmudlord!
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Welcome Kyxa, tnk2k.
Hey Mudlord :)
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thanks, glad to be here.
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Greetings All Ye New Peeps!!
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:hi: mrmudlord
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just saying hello to prove I'm not a bot :P
not a lot to say really apart from I enjoy programming in various languages from 6502 to x86/x64 asm and C etc :) Look forward to chatting with you all at some point! Cheers.
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Watcha Hawkeye!!
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:hi: hawkeye!
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Hey-Ho hawkeye!
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Just a quick hello world post.
Hello everyone!
Nuclear of The Lab and Mindlapse here. Just checking out the forum, see if it's any interesting :)
My last prod was released in 2007, let's see if the old demoscene interest peaks again.
Cheers.
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Hello nuclear, welcome to the forums! :hi:
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:hi: nuclear
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Greets to everyone ive missed since i have been away.. Nuclear, if there was a prize for best avatar you would win it as far as i am concerned :-)
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Greetings Nuclear - the demo scene is still strong and lively.
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Hi nuclear welcome to the forum... I hope you have fun with our crazy heap :hi:
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:hi: back Shockwave! ;D
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Nuclear, if there was a prize for best avatar you would win it as far as i am concerned :-)
Thanks! But it's just my face crudely cropped out of a photograph and drop-shadow-ed in gimp :)
This style of avatar is very common in the free software/open source/linux community and it's called "hackergotchi": http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hackergotchi
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Hi nuclear, welcome to the forum :)
Nice hackergotchi :) I had no idea what one of those was until I followed your link. Hehe.
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Humble Greets Nuclear! \/\/
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A warm welcome to the forum Nuclear and Hawkeye!!
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Hi all
I'm acd2001 and i'm a big fan of old demoscene intros and cracktros.
I want to thanks Retro Remakes and Pouet.
I'm here to learn something about C and C++ languages.
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Hello acd2001! :hi:
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Hi all
I'm acd2001 and i'm a big fan of old demoscene intros and cracktros.
I want to thanks Retro Remakes and Pouet.
I'm here to learn something about C and C++ languages.
Yeah another C Guy ;D
:hi:
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:hi:
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:hi: oldschool bro :)
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Hiya,
I go by Epik, but also Andrew because that's my name. I program primarily in C#, but am taking a college course in JavaScript and plan on taking more in the future. I have a little experience in Lua, have a couple years in CSS and HTML, and have begun to dawdle in SQL, LINQ, and useage of XML. I plan on a career in software development and am working on getting internships for added resume points and experience.
I'm a big gamer and I play Xbox and PC primarily.
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:hi: EpikYummeh ...
What was your first contact with the demoscene? Or are you just interested in programming in general?
Anyway - thanks for your introduction - welcome on board.
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Hi EpikYummeh! :hi:
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:hi: EpikYummeh ...
What was your first contact with the demoscene? Or are you just interested in programming in general?
Anyway - thanks for your introduction - welcome on board.
I'm just interested in programming in general. :)
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hey I'm main;y here to learn as much as I can. I have trouble learning new things but have a huge desire to learn as much as I can about demo coding.
I use the C programming language and use SDL to display my graphics. I want to stick with 2D stuff until I feel I have mastered it. then I will move onto OpenGL
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Hello flightcrank,
welcome on board ... starting with 2D and then moving slowly to 3d sounds like a good plan IMHO ... Also using C with SDL sounds like a proper setup to start with.
Feel free to ask questions. There are a lot of helpful ppl here around.
Best,
benny!
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HI, Im a 16 year old student, I am intrested in programing and would like to know more :)
I have little experence with the software Game Maker.
I like every thing PC based! (not in a geeky way;) )
I have owned forums, I curentley own a web page that is for people to Buy And Sell Paintball Equipment in the UK for which I do everything from being an Admin to doing the artwork for the page!
Hello !! :||
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Hello flightcrank and bailey96! :hi:
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Hello all!
I joined this site mainly to learn more, and it certainly seems a good place to start
I used to be quite into html/php/sql, but that was some time ago
now i am more in to c++, i have loads of books to help, and visual studio, i'm using win7 x64
i thought using visual studio combined with sdl would be a good start, but i'm open to try pretty much anything
I love all the old school stuff, i am now recently 40 years old, and was fortunate to experience the fantastic 8bit era
and watch it grow, loved every minute
I do have many consoles/computers still working, right from c64, rubber key spectrums, vectrex, all sorts, the loft is full of them
i do have a habit of picking up machines and repairing them, so i'm a bit of a hoarder ;D
I do hope to learn lots of stuff from this site, i really love the old intros/cracktros/demos from the c64/amiga days
so maybe one day i will eventually create one of my own, thats my goal anyway
Thank for reading my long winded post
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:hi: bailey96
:hi: Jimmy83723,
cool introduction - sounds like you fit in perfectly here. Feel free to ask questions and keep us informed about your progress!
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Welcome aboard flightcrank, bailey and Jimmy :)
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Hello, I'm new to dbf. I code in C / C++, JAVA, C# and picking up Lua.
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Welcome to dbf
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i'm new here, dont hurt me.
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Hehe ... don't worrry ... and welcome to dbf!
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Hey ccss, Welcome to DBF :) A warm welcome to all the other new peeps I've missed too :)
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Hi everybody. I've been interested in demoscene for ~25 years, and I released a few wholly unremarkable efforts for the Acorn Archimedes back in the day. In the last 6 years I've managed to visit at least one demo party each year.
A few years ago I purchased an Acorn RiscPC, the platform I could never afford in my youth. I began dabbling with gfx effects in ARM assembly embedded in BASIC. More recently I've been learning and using C, with a sprinkling of inline ARM.
I'll no doubt be asking for pointers on old-school algorithms. There's still some effects that stymie me.
Cheers folks. Perhaps I'll see you at Outline this year.
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Hello stavs! :hi:
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Hi Stavs,
welcome on board. Almost forgot about the Acorn Archimedes. Back in my youth when I owned an Amiga2000 I was quite interested in the Archimedes, too. But since I already owned an Amiga2000 I had no money left to buy on Archimedes, too.
But I remember that this computer was highly interesting, amongst other things for the game Zarch
(http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/c/cd/Zarch_screenshot_2.png)
Enjoy your stay here
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Hehe. Yes, Zarch was a great tech demo, but I didn't find it very rewarding to play.
There were several much more entertaining, and technically superior, games for the Arch such as Star Fighter 3000 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ueae6bfPYaM) and Aldebaran (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_eQ1uQUJKdU).
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Welcome Stavs. Just wondering if you're 'Stavros' from Sundown? :)
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I am indeed the drunk brummie from Sundown. o/
rc55 is moving to Australia in a few weeks, so I'm not sure if Sundown is going to happen again this year... :'(
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Hi Stavs, welcome to DBF :)
rc55 is moving to Australia in a few weeks, so I'm not sure if Sundown is going to happen again this year... :'(
Good for Ruairi, I thought about emigrating there myself about 10 years ago... No chance now though. Gutted that I missed Sundown this year again - I've been twice in the past and enjoyed it on both occasions but the last 2 times I've planned to go my eyes have been playing up and I've been unable to drive :(
Anyway, maybe the other one (sunrise) will be on this year instead.
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Anyway, maybe the other one (sunrise) will be on this year instead.
Or maybe Ruairi will run "uʍopuns uʍop-ǝpısdn". :D
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I am indeed the drunk brummie from Sundown. o/
rc55 is moving to Australia in a few weeks, so I'm not sure if Sundown is going to happen again this year... :'(
I thought so :) o/
Yeah, Sundown does sound like it may well not happen this year. Fingers crossed that something does come together as I had a great time there last year :)
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Hey guys, I'm a graphics designer, I also code some Lua, C, C++.
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Greetings Exilepilot, and welcome to the forums.
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Hi Exilepilot Welcome to DBF.
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Hi Exilepilot ... it's cool to have a graphic designer who can code around. Do you have an online gallery of your art? Would be interesting to see.
Enjoy your stay.
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Hi Exilepilot, sounds like a very useful mix of skills to me! Welcome aboard.
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Greetings Exilepilot, and welcome to the forums.
Hi Exilepilot Welcome to DBF.
Thanks guys! :D
Hi Exilepilot ... it's cool to have a graphic designer who can code around. Do you have an online gallery of your art? Would be interesting to see.
Enjoy your stay.
I have an online portfolio, although it's not the most organized one. It contains really old work and some new, most of my good work is on DeviantART. I've progressed from manipulations to UI design, I'm also learning vector art which is really handy when creating game sprites/characters...etc
Hi Exilepilot, sounds like a very useful mix of skills to me! Welcome aboard.
Indeed, I use Lua in a game called MTA. It's an online version of GTA:SA, it uses C++ and has Lua virtual machine embedded into it, for server-side/client-side scripting which has grown over the years and gives you the choice to create pretty much anything (Within reason, obviously). I learned C from a 'C for dummies' book, which I finished within 3 weeks and found it very interesting. I progressed onto C++ which was a big move, using a language with object oriented capabilities was hard at first but I am most comfortable with it, but still got allot to learn.
I'm interested in programming syntax's, paradigms, how they're typed...etc.
I also have the slightest knowledge of Ruby, D, PHP, Java.
Links:
- DeviantART Gallery (http://technodwarf.deviantart.com/gallery/)
- Github (https://github.com/Exilepilot)
~Exile
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Hi there Exilepilot! Some cool desktops on deviantart, love the LUA image.
Welcome aboard! :hi:
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Hey ... thanks for additional information. Looks like you are a minecraft fan. Like it, too! Nice style. Keep them coming.
Best,
benny!
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Hey ... thanks for additional information. Looks like you are a minecraft fan. Like it, too! Nice style. Keep them coming.
Best,
benny!
Hi there Exilepilot! Some cool desktops on deviantart, love the LUA image.
Welcome aboard! :hi:
Thanks, both of you :)
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Hi, very interested in work on size optimization mainly for 1k intros :)
thanks to all !
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Hi, very interested in work on size optimization mainly for 1k intros :)
thanks to all !
Hi and Welcome ... cool topic. Any 1k intros released yet?
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Hello!
I hail from Oregon, USA. I used to program for an internet bookstore when I was in college 10 years ago. Mainly just in C and I considered it hack code just to make it work. I watched the movie Indie Game and it inspired me to potentially re-learn to program again. C++ or C#, but not sure quite yet. The XNA/XBOX stuff looks interesting.
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welcome!
i'm a full time c/c++ dev in the windows commercial world, have been since the mid 90s.
i watched the indie game movie over xmas, it might have something to do with my sorting my act out a bit again too!
how much of an outlay is there for xbox dev?
i'm going the 'opengl es' route as its used on all mobile platforms cross android and apple (iphone/ipad) and is a subset of full gl on windows, and will also run on the newly announced "steam box". i'm using (free) mali sdk and emulator on windows to develop, so i've not built for any actual native hardware yet (not really intending to in the short term)
i did some native direct draw stuff in the past, but the microsoft stuff always seems to change a lot, with gl at least i'm confident it won't as i can still use (and buy for reference if i'm careful) books that are 10+ years old!
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Wecome bherder!
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Hello bherder! :hi:
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Hi Jhon and Bherder :) Welcome to DBF
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Hi,
I'm a coder from England. I mainly work on websites and video streaming, but as I hobby I've always liked to tinker around with game coding. I mainly registered to download a VS extension that Google found on this board, but in fact I've been a long-time fan of the demo scene since the early 90's when I started encountering my first ones on the covertapes of ZX Spectrum magazines. And I've messed around with a whole load of effects programming over the years (projects too numerous to mention, unfortunately I'm bad at actually finishing things off so nothing I can link to right now, but I do have this half-finished game that I really need to complete at some point, unfortunately it was in XNA which doesn't seem to exist anymore at least not for VS2012!) So this seems like a nice forum and hopefully I'll stick around!
Pete
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Hi Pete ... thanks for your introduction and welcome to the forum. Hope you enjoy your stay here!
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Hi Pete, hopefully you'll enjoy your stay here and post some of your things - We'll try and motivate you to finishe them :)
Welcome to DBF.
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Welcome Pete and Bherder :)
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Hi all,
new here. Nothing much to tell
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Hi ittobaal, welcome to DBF :)
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Welcome, ittobaal, Pete and Bherder :)
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Hi All,
Quick post to introduce myself. I'm a Gen X that grew up with classic Commodore machines (C64 and Amiga). I was involved in the art scene (ANSI and pixel) and ran a popular BBS for locals in my area. I program in Java now. In days gone buy it was C and x86 Assembler. I recently setup WinUAE to relive the adventure. I've always been interested in understanding what makes demo's tick. Naturally seeing it again has tweaked my interest and I've decided to get into it a bit deeper.
Cheers,
Matt
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Welcome MattR... guess no one really can quit the scene life ;-) Enjoy your stay!
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Hi Matt, nice introduction, welcome to DBF. I do miss the BBS days :)
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god i remember someone with a modem visiting my house.. went on an all night binge...
hi matt!
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Hi Matt, nice introduction, welcome to DBF. I do miss the BBS days :)
Oh yeah ... I was a SysOp myself, too. I ran several BBSs and one of them was even self-coded.
Was a lot of fun...
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Hi Matt, welcome to DBF :)
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Welcome to DBF bro :buddies:
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Hello!
I almost said, i am coder (in fact i earn my living by doing that), but actually i am a general purpose bit-mangler guy. I do everything a little-bit, but nothing in depth. I had an on-off passivist scene presence, but after some recent personal events, and re-prioritizing, i decided that i will come back. So i started a 4k intro code, and the research for that was that got me here.
For my "language" skills... eh :) I did (ab)use : BASIC, C,C++, Java, Pascal, Perl, PHP.
PHP gets me money to feed my addictions of 15°C+,caffeine,nicotine,1200kcal,230V,200kbit+
C and C++ are the new additions to the list.
I use linux for more than 8 years now.
My target platform is my N450 netbook, so everything i make should work on that (OpenGL 1.5).
For my personal stuff:
I walk the dark path in more ways, than it is polite to acknowledge.
For the people who know mbti, i am an ENTJ.
So that is me roughly. I hope my being here will be of mutual benefits.
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Welcome to us Brother :buddies:
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Hello nikin! :hi:
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Hi Nikin, great introduction, pleased to meet you :)
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Hi, very interested in work on size optimization mainly for 1k intros :)
thanks to all !
Hi and Welcome ... cool topic. Any 1k intros released yet?
Not 1kb but several small stuff there http://olivier.poudade.free.fr (see pacman2k.asm, 5kpasm32.asm , tiny4gb.asm, tinyporv.asm or 2ksbmod.asm from year 2000). I'm ex-kozmik/NE or ex-baudsurfer/RSI of 1985, and I did release this 4kb http://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=1878. I've moved on and I still code but seldom release. I am exploring 256b a bit before moving on to PE header mangling. I'm currently coding a GM tracker+vocoder interface for 256b intros in VB6. My asm stub is interrupt-driven in 72 bytes. I might release it after I produce with it (1 or 2 prods first ?).
I like the friendly atmosphere here. Thanks for the warm welcome !
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hello, electronics engineer and boring programmer here. want to use the skills for some fun, and i've always loved the demoscene but have yet to do a demo. the scene is not quite big where i live, yet i'd love to learn more and start coding more fun stuff.
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Hello Baudsurfer and deadude! :hi:
When I see electronics engineer + programmer + demoscene in one post, I think of this:
[youtube]Xdh1LsWn91s[/youtube]
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Ah .. just realize that you changed nickname after posting this (http://www.dbfinteractive.com/forum/index.php?topic=5920.msg78623;topicseen#new) ;-)
So, Hi again Baudsurfer!
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Greatings Nikin, Baudsurfer and Deadude, and welcome to the forums. :hi:
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:hi: Deadude
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Hey folks! I'm a hobbyist/student, my background as far as programming goes is pretty much solid in Visual Basic, with a bit of knowledge in a variety of other languages. I also like to do pixel art and compose electro/lofi/chiptune music. In the recent months I've become enthralled by the world of the demoscene (no surprise really given my interests). I hope to start making some demos of some kind and currently have made all of: A text scroller and a rotating cube. Ideally I want everything I do to be cross-platform so I've been doing most of my stuff in Realbasic. I'd love any advice of to be put in the right direction if there's anyone out here who specialises in demo making a la cross-platform or in Realbasic. Cheers!
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Welcome Pickles42 - thanks for your introduction.
Well, speaking of desktop OS cross platform in general (Windows, Linux, Mac) - personally I like the SDL Lib (http://www.libsdl.org/) which offers a lot already (not limited to demoscene productions).
Since you use basic - you might also want to check out Freebasic (http://www.freebasic.net/) (a lot of users here are using it) or PureBasic (http://purebasic.com/) which supports Amiga, Linux, Windows and Mac.
Have fun and do not hesitate to ask questions here. That's what the forum is for ;-)
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Hello Pickles42, welcome to the forums! :cheers:
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Welcome Everyone to whoever I have missed :)
Enjoy your Stay :)
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Greets, my name is Keith. I'm a hobbyist game developer.
I've been programming since about 92 or so... Started in Pascal, moved on to C, C++, C#, doing a few things in lua at the moment, made a few games in flash using the flashpunk library.
Even though I've been programming a long time I'm not very good. Always had a PC (originally running MS-DOS and now windows). I used to enjoy running demos that ran in DOS. Always thought that stuff was great. Saw some newer demos and they just don't have that style and panache that the old-school stuff has.
Have always wanted to code some really cool effects (mostly the old ones, like plasmas, fires, copper, etc) So finally I decided I would try to start.
I don't really have a place to start though. So I joined the forums in hopes to find some help in getting started. Right now I'm making games in love2d using lua, and I was trying to find out whether or not I could use it to make some cool pixel-stuff. Love and lua aren't really made for accessing things at the pixel/buffer level (although I can access image data with it), so I'm considering other options. SDL maybe or something.
In any case I hope to be a bit more active in the future.
Thanks,
Uhfgood
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:hi: Keith!
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Hello Uhfgood, welcome to the forums! :cheers:
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Ello my name is PAEz....well its Pete, but I like to go by PAEz.
I've joined this forum just so I can download attachments ;), but you make us write an introduction so here it is.
Ive been coding on and off for years and Im still crap. With one big off period for about 12 years, put it down to...um...a misspent youth
I have a SHOCKING memory and make a thousand mistakes a day, but I love code and nothing is more rewarding than beating myself (how many of you just had a rude thought?).
I LOVE demos. Demos are what made me want to learn how to code, when I first saw one I thought "now theres an art I might be able to learn"....ofcourse I couldnt ;), but I did learn to code thanks to my first two amazing teachers who persevered through my problems because of my passion. They were both demo scene guys and altho I cant handle the maths or anything I can code thanks to them....but most of the time Im still a ripper. But atleast one that never takes credit for others work, Im just having fun.
My first love is JS (especially Chrome and Chrome extensions), but Im looking at Basic (FreeBasic) at the moment as I want somthing to code in for windows stuff and I cant be bothered learning pascal again (shocking memory, forgot it again) so I thought Basic might be fun....someone needs to be sued over the naming of this language, basic it is not....JS is the most basic language.
Anywayz, that should do it.
PS Great site youve got here.
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Hello PAEz, I think JS is a great language for demos, we had a couple of js coding competitions (http://www.dbfinteractive.com/forum/index.php?topic=5511.0) here too.
Welcome to the forums! :hi:
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Welcome PAEz ... members of this forum do use various languages to code effects. C/C++/C#, Java, Javascript, FreeBasic, PureBasic ... it is just a matter of taste I guess. Have fun - and looking forward to see your productions!
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Hello Guys,
I am Alex Hiebl, a Hobbyist who is writting little games for Android and I joined the forum to download an attachments here. My English isn't very well, 'cause I'm a foreign speaker ;) But I am trying as good as posible. C++, C# and Java are the programming languages, which I'm using the most. And I#m also very ambitous about learning Lua, to programm 3D PC Games ;D
PS: This forum is ingenious O0
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Hi Hiebl, your english is fine! :hi:
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HI Hiebl, Pickles42, Uhfgood and PAEz :)
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Hey PAEz & Hiebl, welcome to DBF and thanks for your introductory posts and kind comments about the site, hope you enjoy your stay :)
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Hey guys, making my obligatory post here! Now to download the lua for vs2012...
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:hi: Dany0
Ask any questions if you got stuck and Enjoy your stay :)
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Hello I'm here and I'm human.
Peace
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hello!
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***Contact protocol 101 booted***
Greetings human mschulz531! :hi:
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Hi everybody, I started on A500 when I was 12. Now working in video game, mainly in C++.
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What's up Doc, welcome to the forums! :carrot:
Videogames FTW! :)
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hi doc welcome :cheers:
by any chance, you wouldn't happen to be the same doc that used too hang out at the ps2 yabasic forums would you?!
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Welcome Doc! Plenty of old Amiga fans here :)
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sudden rush of people in the last couple of days too!
welcome all!
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The LUA resource strikes again!
It's a real pity that most people who register for this only make one post as that's all that's required and then vanish as it would be great to see what everyone is making out of it!
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not really a shame i guess as its working as a good advert, although they're here for the lua thing for what they're doing 'now', what they do next might be inspired by what DBF reminds them of :)
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Hi everybody, I started on A500 when I was 12. Now working in video game, mainly in C++.
Hello Doc, nice to see you and welcome :)
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Hi everyone, I'm newbie in here. Let me introduce myself, I'm just newbie programmer that trying to do mobile game development. Well I'm still learning C++, JavaScript and Clojure.
Nice to meet you all
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:hi: codeservant,
Ask any questions if you got stuck and Enjoy your stay :)
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I'm here and human too :)
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Welcome :)
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The LUA resource strikes again!
It's a real pity that most people who register for this only make one post as that's all that's required and then vanish as it would be great to see what everyone is making out of it!
Well I hope I will not be one of them...
but honestly those resources truly help us here :goodpost:
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The LUA resource strikes again!
It's a real pity that most people who register for this only make one post as that's all that's required and then vanish as it would be great to see what everyone is making out of it!
Well I hope I will not be one of them...
but honestly those resources truly help us here :goodpost:
Thanks Codeservant, I really appreciate that :) Have some good karma.
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Hi all, I'm just another lurker that has finally decided to register.
My interests include programming (with my favorite languages being C# and C++), Gaming (HUGE retro fan here so graphics don't matter to me :P, as long as the games mechanics have been designed well), and Music Creation (I absolutely love anything that has a dark/scary/horrific/sad or otherwise moody feel to it)
I'm the type of person that doesn't really have any dislikes, just not everything can manage to grab and keep my attention for too long. In this regard I'm also like an internet pack rat (I save just about any webpage or resource that piques my interest to be later used as either reference material or as an source of inspiration when i need it).
Just wanted to say hello, this is a nice looking community, and that...I'll be lurking >:D
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Hello all, welcome to the forums! :hi:
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Hello everyone, I'm new as well.
I've been programming for quite some time, in C, Java, Python, JS and PHP but I rarely do anything graphical, which I want to change.
I tried some graphic stuff in Processing, like a broken TV flickering effect and some line art, but that's basically all.
I hope this forum can somehow help me learn more about these things.
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Hello S0lll0s, you're in the right place! :cheers:
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Hey! I´m the new dude here...
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Herzlich Willkommen, Teilchenbeschleuniger! :)
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Hi there! I recently found your awesome community. I'm pretty new to programming, but discovering the scene... like 20 years later... it gave me the inspiration to become more hardcore at making some elite programs, (wow the stuff you make to begin with is embarrassing). I can't wait to debut my first scene at this coolio place. ;D
Oh yeah! Completely crazy question but why is FreeBASIC seemingly so popular?
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Hi!
Since i learned to code (about 2 years ago), i always loved demoscene...
I am 21 years old and i work as a coder (.net, WCF, WPF... :( ) but this year i'm going to start studyng Informatic Engineering (that's the way it is called in my country ;D ).
I hope i can learn and teach the little i know.
I apologize for my bad English...
PD: Languajes i know: C, C++, C#.
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Welcome Cubed and CosmicColours :)
Cubes, re:FreeBasic, I think that's probably due to the fact that it's a free product and is fairly easy to get to grips with (compared to C++ for instance). PureBasic is also fairly popular here, but that costs money, hence FreeBasic being a bit more popular. Everyone here works in different languages, from Basic, C++, Flash/ActionScript, C#, ASM and quite a few others. Whatever your choice of language, I'm sure you'll find some interesting posts related to it here :)
CosmicColorurs, I'm just getting into WPF myself for a personal project after many years of WinForms stuff. I may bug you with some questions in future :)
Enjoy your stay guys!
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CosmicColorurs, I'm just getting into WPF myself for a personal project after many years of WinForms stuff. I may bug you with some questions in future :)
I will be pleased to help you ;)
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Hello Cubed and CosmicColours! :hi:
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Hi,
I've been programming various sorts of things for a while, generally trying to solve interesting problems with small snippets of code. In general I write very little, preferring to search out and find those best ways of doing things. The demoscene has fascinated me since seeing amiga and PC demos from the beginning of the 90s, and I have finally decided to look into the ways that demos are coded. I find the 4k or 64k demos the most fascinating: how to get big things out of small. I did a PhD in mathematics, and have a tendency to look for mathematical beauty in things, and there's a certain amount of that in the demoscene that I want to start finding out about.
Anyway, that is enough about me for now.
Hope to post/chat/interact more in the future.
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Hello Chalisque, a phd in math should come in very handy! I fear my code makes mathematicians cry... ;)
Welcome to the forum! :hi:
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hello, i'm a new member and joined this nice forum to learn and expand my coding (C++) skills. i'm owning lots of retro-maschines (amiga 600/1200/minimig/c64/SNES/N64/PSX) and love all these beautiful old Intros i saw in my childhood and now i wanna learn to make some own in the future with hoping to learn a lot of cool tricks/skills here ...
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:hi: to the forum
Gimme da Code groats as you know want to LOL ;D
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Hi guys just joined here. I'm currently a senior in high school, I know a few basic programming languages, mostly used with simple robotics like C++ and lua. Interested in some of the posts on here and figured I would look around.
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Hi bobbybobbyj, welcome :)
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Greetings, bobbybobbyj.
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:hi: to all new forum members!
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hey people, just so i can keep my account i need to write something,s o i gues a hello and this is a nice forum! :)
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hi everyone ,I dB like to introduce myself. I am a quite experienced c cpp Dev who is learning ogl. I hope I will be posting often enough!
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hello! check out all the GL stuff i posted in the video bit
(btw i'm following the same path so will help if i can!)
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Hi everyone,
I'm Ashok Gowtham, an enthusiast programmer and a developer. I'm generally interested in anything that puts grey matter to work. (yea cheers, fellow programmers!).
I've one among those who were inspired to write their first raytracer after reading the contents by iq ( yup, Inigo Quilezles [rgba]) from his site.
BTW, I'm 22; from India; graduated in under a year; spending time playing with graphics on variety of platforms/frameworks like : HTML5, GLSL, PC-GDI+, PC-openGL, and of course interested in perpixel contents generation.
Something that I'm good at is, image processing and Math. Hoping to be good community member :)
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hi!
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Just thought I'd make an "official" introduction.
Anyway, I'm not a developer, just a C# hobbyist, and dabble with other languages as needed. I play the piano - I was actually going to major in piano performance before I realized that it wouldn't pay my bills! - so I'm by default a little artistic and see programming as one of my ways of being creative. I was in the "home automation" industry for almost 10 years, working for a dealer before recently starting to work for a manufacturer.
My wife hasn't made the move yet to Texas with me, so I have a TON of free time on my hands and what better way to spend it than programming?
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:hi: Greetings, zazu.
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:hi: to the forums, zazu & ash and thanks for the nice introductional posts!
Enjoy your stay!
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Hi,
I'm interesting in Forth and Graphics, any forthther here ?
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Hi preda,
Welcome to the forum,
I'm not familiar with Forth, but I'm sure somebody here will know a lot about it.
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Hello DBF&G,
im a german man and my english is not so good. sorry for that.
i never make a demo or game but im ready to learn. :)
im programming for learning in FreeBasic and MOS6502/10 asm. but the last demo from Fairlight for the
C64... i found it Great. :)
DBF&G Forum are one of two forums where i can get nice tips (and tricks) for Freebasic.
I hope im welcome as well my english is a little bit bad.
but i hope so, i can help in one or two little problems in FB or MOS6502/10 asm ;)
so far im salute to you all.
Haubitze
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Welcome Haubitze :D
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Hello,
I'm Cabbibo. I didn't learn until about a year ago that we lived in the future. Since then I've been making as many visual / aural experiences as possible. About a week ago I learned about the demoscene for the first time, and realized that its what I've been doing without even realizing it. I can't wait to dive deeper into the rabbithole, because this is the art that I truly believe in.
I have no idea what I'm doing yet, but am constantly learning more. If you want to see what I've done so far (Mostly using WebGL and Web Audio API), you can check out My Site (http://cabbibo.com) . I am most interested in learning, specifically in C++ , because the more you know the more you can create. Please message me about anything, I'd love to meet as many kindred spirits as possible!
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Greetings Cabbibo.
Nice website, I love the fractals.
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Thanks combatking0!
I am currently working on some glsl shaders, that are way more fractal based, but they only seem to work on my computer... :(
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Hello everyone.
I'm new on this forum so I decided to make a thread to introduce myself.
I'm about 20 years old and live far, far up north. I love everything regarding computers and have always done.
I'm kinda new to programming though, I know html, batch, php and javascript but now I want to learn some heavier languages.
I hope to learn alot from you guys in here and I'll hope you like me.
Best regards.
//manpoo
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Welcome to the forum manpoo( quite amusing name! lol)
enjoy your stay :)
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Well, this will be my first forum I've been in when it comes to programming.
My name is Peter, I've been programming in basic(other versions) before and later on I'm trying to learn freebasic instead.
I'm 30 years old so bare with me xD I'm a tad slow :P
Well I hope I'll get enough help here so I can convert my mapeditor so I can make it for both Unix and windows system.
Well that is what I have to tell about me I guess.
Cya
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:hi: Mentum and freebasic is good......the more you learn the better you become :)
Enjoy your stay :)
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Hey all, just registered to get some code snippets on how to start and share my stuff when I'll learn something :) I usually play with C or Pascal
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compulsory first post!
i'm one of the two mental flosses from the old KFMF music group and was a #trax and #coders regular from many moons ago. i had always been fascinated by democoding but never quite figured out what to do in order to get started way back when. figured it's never too late to pretend to be a teenage scandanavian kid rocking the world of computer hackery so here i am. (:
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Another Aussie! Welcome aboard!
Jim
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hi, i just found this board and registered. i like all the demo stuff and im just learning assembler.
iam 27y old and from germany.
if you have any questions, feel free to PM me.
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Herzlich Willkommen im Forum, derpat :)
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What a great board. I've been coding for c64 since 1986 or something! Still enjoy writing assembler. For living I have to deal with c/c++/c#/windows phone/android etc...
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:hi: Qrchack, floss, derpat and Sukkamies to the forum and enjoy your stay :)
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Hi all,
been a big fan of the demo scene since the amiga scene, always wanted to write a sinus text scroller ever since I was a lad. Its on my bucket list. I have very little programming experience and I am currently trying to learn c++. I joined, hopefully, to learn a little more about how they are made. cheers.
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Greetings Sir5359.
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Hello dbf people, I'm a 30 years old Argentinian.
I like the forum and all the Demos you made here, mainly C, C++ and C# stuff.
Currently I'm trying to develop my own games (to live) with things like Unity, HTML5 and the like ,
but the true it's I feel kinda rusty my old c++ knowledge and want to return to it and dive in deep waters again.
Feel free to ask everything you want.
PD: sorry for my bad English ... :o
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Welcome Mentum, Qrchack, floss, derpat, Sukkamies, sir5359 and locomarula :)
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Hi guys! I'm new here, and I'm hoping to learn some demo coding skills from the masters around here. I'm currently working on a game engine in c++, so I thought I might as well improve my skills by picking up some tricks here. Cheers!
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Sup ganstas!
I am trying to learn demo-programming and joined the forum to learn from some more experienced programmers. I have knowledge of C# and a bit java, but as far as demos i have no experience. I have been making music on my computer for quite a while though.
:bananaphallus:
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Greetings dzruptz and THC/IP. You'll definitely find the help you're looking for round here.
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Welcome to the family everyone!! :)
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Languages: Embedded C++, ANSI C, C#, VB, Lua, VAPS XT OpenGL-178B, GLStudios
Platforms: PowerPC, x86
O/Ss: Real-time O/Ss,Windows
Came to the site for 1 purpose; Razior's vs2012 Lua extension.
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:hi: lordneeko to the forum and Enjoy your stay :)
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Well hello there.
This is my mandatory 1st post here.
I am a ~30y old dude from Finland. I found an interest in programming around 1991 and rather quickly found the demoscene, and became highly interested graphics / demo programming.
I started out with gwbasic (oh the agony), but after a dos update got qbasic. A big step was when I pirated QuickBasic from some helpful sceners @ assembly'94, and finally was able to compile my effects for a significant speed boost. From there i switched to Turbo Pascal with possibility for inline assembler, and life was good.
Then around y2K my interests kinda started drifting around, and I sort of quit coding for about a decade.
Meanwhile I did quite a lot of 3D work, and finally started to experiment with scripting in 3D-Studio and Rhinoceros. The new found interest in procedural geometry / graphics generation through these software then evolved to a rebirth of interest programming in general. So a few years ago I started to play around, mainly with C# and javascript for opengl / webgl stuff.
I was very pleased to realize how much easier everything is nowadays, with all the information readily available, with an abundance of libraries and frameworks to help with heavy lifting. And perhaps even I learned a thing or two since my early demo programming days, making many things so much clearer now.
And well. Here I am now. Ranting about the past like someone's grandma.
So yeah. Hello everybody.
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:hi: to the forum dadac :)
Interesting reading there :)
I used to do GWBASIC way back in 1992\1993 and was working my own kinda like Database(I still got GWBASIC Code Listings somewhere ;D
Then I went on QBASIC to code text adventure which is much better than Gwbasic!
C# is very good one and there is lots of options for C# like SharpDX , SharpGL and also XNA too
Enjoy your stay and if you got any questions to ask then I am sure guys on the forum will be ready to answer it :)
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Greetings Dadac :D
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Welcome onboard dadac!... we all feel nostalgic sometimes, there's nothing wrong with it! ^_^
Your story started as mine, I did some qbasic 3D spinning cubes back in the days too, but sooner after that I quit coding for about 25 years now (life sucks, you know)... time flows, dude! hope to see some of your new ramblings-in-code somewhere in the forum!
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Hello everyone!
I've been programming in several languages for years (mainly Delphi nowadays, since that's what I use at work), but I really can't remember the last time I coded something fun. So this week I decided to start learning about graphics programming, which is new to me.
I've been watching demos and cracktros for a long time and I've always been fascinated by their music and visual effects (I usually work with Windows forms and controls, which gets boring fast). I hope to learn more about coding such works of electronic art.
Cheers!
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Hi all (0:
Thanks to the reply poster on another popular social media site that pointed me here, truly great stuff!
I've seen the whole scene come to life, from the days of old TRS-80's / ZX Spectrum through to todays pimped hardware... and hopefully on into quantum toys.
Started out in BASIC and moved on up to Modula, C, Assembly and a big long list... (saves me typing, and your time reading :)
I'm a language addict, but I found a slice of zen with the Watcom Assembler, which rocked because it used Intel syntax and allowed you to specify register allocation... it was a joy to behold.
Yes I am aware GNU C can do that too, but I have an allergy to AT&T syntax, plus DOS gave me the metal and that's what I was used to, until I collided head first with Linux.
Which brings me to ARM Assembly, I love the Raspberry Pi, and thanks to the Intel syntax switch with GNU C (yes we made friends over time) and a lot more registers, it's great fun! But then there's the GPU messaging thing.. *sigh* more metal please!
On the side, I love Gentoo and Haiku (not the written kind :0)
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:hi: roxtonro and enjoy your stay :)
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Hello there!
I'm 35 - 40 yo guy from edinburgh, scotland. I've been programming since the 80's, starting out with zx81 and moving upto bbc basic then risc assembly. in the 90s i moved onto c and intels cisc assembly, I did a lot of reverse engineering and wrote a few patches, i did some graphics programming but i was never very imaginitive, lol.
But now, I've not done any programming for the last 10 years and have been getting back into it, recently.
I'm using purebasic at the moment which is pretty good for prototyping, but moving into a c enviroment, pelles c looks good.
I use linux, not as much as I used too due too game support, and also have a couple of single board computers, The Pi and arduino.
I also dabble in electronics and other stuff mostly diy.
Anyhoo, this forum looks pretty good and I look forward to taken part.
Cheers
dazboa
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Gore Motel, roxtonro and dazboa - welcome aboard the good ship DBF :)
:hi:
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:hi: tryforsure, That was interesting reading :)
Purebasic is improving all the time and updating it too....
enjoy your stay :carrot:
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Hi there :)
Really can't say why I didn't sign up here before now, but better late than never, as they say.
Well - a bit about me, who I am and what I do.
Name's Casper, I'm 36 years old (at the time of writing this)
I'm from Copenhagen, Denmark and goes by the name Punqtured. I'm member of the groups Eventide and Fnuque.
I specialize in size-restricted music, and I've done quite a few executable music competition-entries as well as music for 4k, 16k and 64k. Some of you might actually have seen some of them :)
My preferred synths are Clinkster for 4k and Quiver for 64k, but I've also used a number of other scene-synths such as 4klang, V2 and 64klang.
I've seen some of the work you guys do in here, and I'm really amazed at how helpfull people are - especially to newcomers. I've been in the demoscene since late 80's and attended my first demoparty in 1992 (The Party in Denmark) and still enjoy visiting parties (managed to go to 9 this year)
I always release the source-files of the music I do (I use Renoise) and hope it will help others to get inspired or learn from it, remix it, play around with it or whatever they like.
Having made music for a substantial number of years (never professionally, though) I'm fairly experienced, and whenever there's time, I'd probably be able to help some of you guys out if you need a piece of music, even if you're in a hurry. There's no guarantee it'll be good, but at least you'll have a nice little tune for your prods ;)
Well - If anyone has questions or simply want to say hi, do feel free do drop me a note.
And yes - I'll have to get myself a nice, suitable avatar of some sort :)
Cheers
Punqtured / Eventide ^ Fnuque
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Greetings Punqtured :hi:
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Hi Punqtured, welcome on board!
Love your 4k songs :)
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:hi: Punqtured to the forum and enjoy your stay :)
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Thanks a lot, everyone! What a wonderful welcome you guys provided! :)
@rbz: Thanks a lot. I'm glad you like my music. It's fun when people I haven't had a chance to share a beer with, know my creations :)
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Hey Punqtured :) Good to see you here!
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Hi
Dan Laskowski here.
Google "Fastfingers" and my name and you will figure out who I am. BIG news !!!
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welcome to the two new musicians! :)
techristian> is that a commodore midi controller keyboard in one of your youtube videos? i've got one of those kicking about in a box somewhere! (upgraded to a revolution mk-149 for wibbley dial goodness) i've also got a rockband 3 midi pro guitar that might be fun to hook up :)
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Hello everybody !
I have just registered so this is my first post. I first come it touch with coding in 1992 when I was 2nd grade. But I started to really code in 2004 and to build demos. In 1996 I received my first pc 486 at 66mhz. Even since then I liked the demoscene but since internet was a lot expensive I struggled to find some demos. I primary code in c/c++ and c#. I also have some knowledge of Directx and Unity 3d.
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Hi my name is STBasic and i am new here and have tried to program for about 28 years. starting with Atari 8 Bit Basic and then on STOS on the Atari ST and then tried BASIC and BASIC and now use Freebasic.
I have not programmed anything to publish as i get stuck and then some over idea comes a long and then i start that project, so never finished a project to release to the public.
I have always wanted to make a game of be able to do things that i see on the old Cracktos on the Atari ST.
so i am trying to make a game on the Atari ST and i use Freebasic to learn more on programming, also i would like to be able to program in Java, C and be able to use PHP
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Hi, my name is Adam and I am new to demoscene. Welcome everybody!
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hi all,
i'm Waste, i m more than 30 , i'm from France, i started demo coding a lot time ago on Amstrad and basic / z80 assembly , now i would like to make demoscene effects on pc ,
i used to code with Delphi and VB6 first , then i 'm comming to c++ and x86asm ,
what langage do you advice me to learn to realize sine scroll, rasters , etc... i will be obliged to start from scratch, c++ is difficult for me, as far as demoeffects are concerned, it's difficult to find readable source code of sine scrolls , allegro seems to be abandonned for SDL ,
i don't know if i must go further with c++ or learning Blitz Basic or free-pure basic .... if here there is a skillest community in BLitz, perharps it will be easier for me to ask for advises,
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Hi!
Personally I'd say try to go for C style programming with SDL as C++ just makes things messy sometimes - especially when you're starting out.
There a good community based around SDL and a lot of samples/articles out there :)
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freebasic!
once you start too explore the outer limits of freebasic its a natural progresion into c/c++ as almost everything tiny-ptc side can be ported very easily. its powerful easy to use and is a brilliant introduction into more complex languages.
oh and you can also use pointers and control memory in the same way as c if its needed.
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:hi: to the forum STBasic, amrozek, waste
What Programming language to used? Purebasic(Easy) or Freebasic(Medium) or C++ Allergo(Medium) or C++ SFML(Medium) :)
on How hard is whatever programming language I used before which you see (Easy or medium or Hard)...for example assembler(Hard because You need understand all the commands and regsiters!)
They all do good job if you learn em :)
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Hi everyone;
I'm 27 from Zambia - Africa.
I code mostly with Delphi/Object Pascal, C#, Purebasic and a little C++
I'm glad I'm here hope to learn a lot in the art of demoscenes.
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:hi: Blastic to the forum and enjoy your stay :)
Dont be afraid to ask any questions :)
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Hey all, New to the scene, very new... didn't know what the demoscene was until about 48 hours ago. Watched a Demo by Razor1911 and fucking loved it. uninstalled my virus scanner and have been downloading 64k's since. I'm an Artist both digital 3d modeling and traditional. I got my first comp when i was like six it was the trs-80 that and a book of basic, i spent hours typing the code in the book to make my screen flash colors and say random text, eventually started writing very simple stuff as I started understanding the code. Shit happened and I lost touch with all of it... 15 years later I went to prison for :boxer: an asshole he ended up :crutches: and I got booked. Now here I am enjoying Art and learning how to create.
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:hi: to the forum and if you got any questions then feel free to post it :)
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Hi - have not coded in anger since the late 80's, early to mid 90's... Used to use stuff like ADA, Fortran, C, and Pascal... Old school versions...
Was going to try some stuff and found this forum... Coding has changed a lot since I was a kid... :-)
More soon!
/mike moser
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Hey all :)
I'm Dale from Newcastle-upon-Tyne, England. I was brought up on Amigas and have had an interest in the demoscene for quite a long time, but only recently have started diving into programming properly. I used to work in IT, but now I am a Computer Science student at Newcastle University, with the intention of turning my love for programming and computer architecture into a professional career.
I took part in the Sundown UK demoparties in 2009 and 2010 as a musician, and hope to return this year! :) The party organiser (rc55, awesome dude!) is who actually referred me to this site.
I am fascinated by audio/visual programming and I'd love to try and pick up some good techniques as seen in some of those classic intros and demos. Recently I managed to code a very simple sine scroller in C/SDL, ported it to OSX and Android using the NDK, and am now porting it to JavaScript/HTML5 as part of my University coursework! :)
Cheers. :)
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:hi: moser000 and d0pefish to the forum
I have been to sundown back in 2007 or 2008 and how the time fly :o :)
P.S. I still got Amiga 1200 with 56MHZ(very rare Accelerator !) 64MB Ram ;D
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Hi @ all,
my name is marco and i'm from germany. i'm over 40, oh my god i'm old ;-)
and i am very interested in demo coding.
i previously already programmed on the c64 and amiga demos, for different groups, but this time is long ago.
i learned by chance freebasic know and would consequently much old school intros coden.
i would be happy, if i find here in the forum support for my interest.
in the next time, i would be program my first intro with fbgfx
let's see ... :) :trans:
greetz
mz
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Cheers all.
Just checking in. Kenny from Denmark.
Used to be in the demo scene in the 80's (C64) and mostly utilities / tools in the 90's on the A500.
Came by this forum a while back, as someone posted a remake of the A500 classic Supremacy.
Currently I mostly do GUI graphics and GUI layouts etc. and not demos, but figured it'd be nice to keep an eye on this forum.
Cheers, T
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:hi: to the forum mz and trinsan :)
Enjoy your stay and if you got any questions then feel free to post it :)
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Hi everyone,
I ran across this site while looking around on the Internet. I have been thinking about writing demos possibly on older hardware, but the Raspberry Pi seems like an interesting platform. Hopefully I will be able to find some free time.
Cheers!
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Hi all,
I am longer time lurker in scene only about half year ago started demo coding. I mainly use c++ and directx, recently also started to learn about raymarching stuff and experimenting with shadertoy, it's still all black magic to me. Anyways I hope I can learn a lot from this forum..
Cheers! :cheers:
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Hi DBF. Following the scene since 99. Hobby coder.
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Hi all, welcome to the forums! :cheers:
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:hi: to the forum digitrix and elpunto
Enjoy your stay :)
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Hello everyone,
I coded some 68000 assembler back in the Amiga days, nothing special.
Now it's time to learn some coding again.
Cheers!
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:hi: Emper0r to the forum
what programming language will you be coding? :)
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Hi everyone!
I'm from France and I've started to code on the good old Amiga in the late ... 80's fieww!!! :o
First, I would like to thank DBF: I cant count hours past to scan the forums learning from all great active members !!
Now, I code in c + + and uses OpenGL to make some small intros but nothing presentable ;D
I'm just starting to learn about glsl shaders too.
The mood is extremely convivial here and that's what i call the real spirit of the Demoscene : Sense of sharing.
Cheers !! :cheers:
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Hi Emper0r and MrEd! :hi:
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well im Anrax . im from sweden currently a co arranger of ComUn's demo party Hackerence . i all so started coding demos my self , and made an litel group of Nimrods and crazy ppl , mostly i played around on the commdore 64 in ASM and made a sin scroller and along few other things , and i code better then i type eng ......
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Hi everyone.
I'm Zac from France. I'm on the site to understand how coding OpenGL on VS2012... After several tests using VC, Glew, Glfw, Glut I don't arrive to plot a simple form in the windows without errors ... :'(
I hope finding some help here ... :D
Thanks.
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:hi: MrEd, AnraX and Zacland to the forum :)
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Welcome to DBF, MrEd, AnraX and Zacland. :)
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hey everyone , newbee from India here :) .... JAVA is my preferred code of , idk whether it is any good though :/ ... really looking forward to learning some great stuff :)
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Been fan of demoscene since 90s (Amigaaaaa!!!!!11). Never finished any prod and figuring out if someday I'll manage to do that. I mainly do music, but love coding too and registered here to increase my knowledge.
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:hi: atoni and hope you enjoy your stay :)
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I'm Aapo from Finland, but because Finnish is a horrible mess for non-Finns to pronounce, I go by shinmai pretty much everywhere (plus, it basically means 'newbie' in Japanese, which is my outlook on life, there's always something to learn, someone is always lightyears ahead, forever a newbie :P).
I got my first computer, an Atari 520 STF, when I was three years old and ever since seeing the first few sine scrollers in floppy menus I've been enamored with all things demoscene. I've been programmin in one form or another my whole life, and after digging out an old Atari ST from the storage while cleaning, sparked my interest to try and hack together some silly intros and other stuff like that.
I've been lurking on these forums for ages and finally decided to register an account today.
I currently mostly code in Java (with OpenGL, I'm trying to develop games with a few friends) but for my 'demoscenish' experiments it's Devpac assembler and Turbo C (and, if I can find the diskette, maybe GFA Basic :D) on the Atari ST and Three.js+GLSL on the PC :)
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Hello atoni and shinmai, welcome to the forum! :hi:
I like and share your outlook on life shinmai!
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:hi: to the forum shinmai and Java is interesting. I prefer C# :)
Enjoy your stay :)
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Hi all, I'm weezer from Sweden! On this forum I actually decided to re-use my old handle that I had back in the days when I was a totally unknown and insignificant player in the Amiga demo scene. For a couple of years in the mid 90's I was part of a small Swedish demo group called Factor (FTR), and was a musician by trade. Still producing music as a hobby, but of course with more modern tools then ProTracker. :)
These days I've become more interested in revisiting and keeping an eye on the demo scene in general, and would also like to venture into the world of programming. I will probably do some 68000 assembly stuff just for fun and to get into the retro groove, but the main goal is to learn a more modern programming language, probably C#.
Cheers!
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:hi: to the forum everyone :)
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Hi all, i started off with an acorn electron when i was 4 (1982 approx) and then on to the commodore 64 a few years later and then got an amiga and joined the piracy scene as a modem trader for Dual Crew - Shining (DCS) and traded on many top USA bbs sites such as Pirates Haven, The Ghetto, USS Enterprise , Edge of the World, Fast Trax , Danse Macabre to name a few. After 1993 i quit the scene for several years and eventually purchased a PC
and have been in numerous groups such as Hoodlum & Deviance and eventually quit the trading scene to concentrate on programming. Over the last few months i have been concentrating on C++ DirectX but have some experience with Visual Basic .NET C# and a little Delphi but right now am involved in increasing my C++ skills. Am using Visual Studio 2013 Ultimate and compiling many examples from others and learning from there source code.
*EDIT* Forgot to mention i`m from the UK!
Cheers, ikari. :)
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Hi! :)
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Hi ikari glad you could join us here ;D
Have you got any examples of your work to show us mate??
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Hello ikari! :hi:
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Hi ikari glad you could join us here ;D
Have you got any examples of your work to show us mate??
My experience is very limited i`ve only worked with examples from others and changed various things but to create something by myself from scratch i can`t say i`ve actually done yet apart from a sine scroller and some simple windows thats say hello world lol. So although i know my way around code i would have trouble creating something from scratch as my learning has been on/off over last year or so.
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Salutes to all the new people I've missed!!
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I have been involved in computers since the early 80's on the C= 64 and later on the Amiga 1000,500 and 1200 and the PC world. I was always fascinated by the demo scene and the cracktro scene on those machines. Now I run an IT Department for a large corporation, but still love to dabble in different programming aspects.
Thank you,
SilverHawk
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Hello There Silverhawk!! \o/
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:hi: SilverHawk to the forum and if you got any questions then feel free to post :)
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Hey everyone! I'm Marcus from Sweden. The demoscene caught my interest at DreamHack -02 when razor won a 64k competition with an intro called "we were". I haven't created anything myself yet but I hope to be able to get started with the information that I can find here, seems like a great place! :)
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Hi silverhawk and msoderb! :hi:
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He,
My name is Pim.
When i first found this site i was amazed at the amount of resources and knowledge that is available at this web site.
My personal preference is in FreeBasic for coding.
My projects are not so much coding demo's (although i am getting more into this when reading various posts) but more of retro game programming (keen Commander / secret agent stile) in either dos or windows.
I am currently working on a (for my standards) BIG project which is a game called SLIMO.
SLIMO will be a full fledged platformer game (8 - bit style) .
Ok, got to go ---> will soon upload some screenshots of work in progress.
Greets
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Hi pim, welcome to the site! :hi:
Good luck on SLIMO, looking forward to some screens.
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hello to everyone,
another longtime lurker joins the forum! :)
i code mostly with:
- purebasic (it's awesome) for private tools like converters or editors (win & osx)
- 68k-asm for demos and small games (amiga & console)
- cross-development (mobile) for ios & android
nice to be here,
blastar.
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:hi: blastar to the forum :)
Purebasic? They always improving and updating so often plus the files size is so small when come .exe :)
68k Asm? Devpac or Asm one? Either way is good
Cross Development? Java isnt it?
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Hi! I'm 0xDADA11C7 from Ukraine. I`m low level coder and moderator of ukrainian forum replace.com.ua (http://replace.org.ua). I know and use PureBasic, AutoIt, (F/M)ASM x86/x64, JavaScript and C (some ++, but i don`t like it). Computer graphics isn`t my work or hobby but i know - demoscene is beautiful and your forum is beautifull. . Hope to create in future some crazy demo, translate to ukrainian your tutorials and so on. Sorry for my ugly english.
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Welcome to the forum, 0xDADA11c7!
Ваш англійська дуже добре :)
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Welcome 0xDADA11c7
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Not sure if this is the right place for this, but I've been gone a long time and hopefully I'll be back on a regular basis.
Sorry for not being very active for the last year or so, but I'll try to be constructive.
How is everyone?
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hey ck welcome too the forum :hi:
haha just kidding mate :p,.. yeah i think the forum is having a bit of a quiet time of it atm although i have some cool stuff im currently working on... emulators and a little 3d horror game in the vain of p.t. as well as all the usuall hardware stuff i do.
the 3d p.t. style game i am building is built on the nvidia terga development kit so i can deploy it too android or pc its quite cool. i don't post much of my projects here anymore though because i dont know if anyone is getting anything from them which is a shame.
its nice too see you around again! looking forward too your java/php stuff again!!
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Glad to be back :)
While I've been away from the forums I've been working on a novel. I'll elaborate more on that in an appropriate thread, but I'll be writing some Javascript effects to promote it in the form of a website.
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Welcome back ck!
:cheers:
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Welcome Back CK :)
Have you try jMonkeyEngine as being you like Java....
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I'll have a look for it, sounds interesting :D
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Hello everyone! Just got back to check out that new weather competetion and say hi to you all! See few familiar names from that old yabasic forum and lots of new faces. How are things here?
I have been experimenting with html5 and making small html/javascript games lately.
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Hi Tronkko!
Good to see you back in the fold. I've been playing about with JavaScript too. The capabilities of dynamic web pages have really advanced since the Yabasic forum was active.
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Yes they have, in those days one couldn't even draw a triangle in Javascript, let along gouard-shaded one :)
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hi tronkiko,
its brilliant to see you around again after so many years :cheers:
i am between javascript html 5 and java for the android platform atm. i have always been a fan of portable consoles so javascript and java is now at a point of being perfect for sharing between multiple platforms, portables included.
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Hi there, the "Joker" is here! :updance:
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Greetings, AmigaJoker, and welcome to our humble forums :)
Whatever your preferred programming language and skill level, I'm sure you'll fit right in.
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Hi there, I'm a dude from the UK who likes cats and arcane programming languages. I've written games for the GBA, DS, C64, ZX Spectrum, Master System and Amiga 500 and now do hardware electronics too. I popped in to share my Yabasic work! See it in the General Chat forum.
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Welcome, MrD :)
Your work with Yabasic running in Javascript sounds excellent!
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:hi: MrD, AmigaJoker and tronkko :)
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Hi!
My name is Enrico, from Italy, near Venice. I started coding when I was 10 (in 1981) on a Vic-20; then I was proud owner of the mighty C64 and A500, then 286 etc. I've programmed in many languages (e.g. asm, Pascal, C/C++) and software projects are my daily profession. I always loved demos, but unfortunately at the time my young friends were gamers or beginner basic programmers and there was no scene around here. Now I found this cool forums, so here I am and... who knows... let's see! :)
Greetz!
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Greetings, Nitrowheels! Can't wait to see your programs in action :D
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:hi: Nitrowheels! and C64 is one of the best computer along with Amiga :)
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Hi All, just stumbled upon this site whilst surfing for old demos/cracktro's that i remember from my mis-spent youth.
I grew up with C64 and A500's and would watch the demos with awe!
Furthest I got was TRSI demo maker......hehehe
Have just bought a C64 and an A500 to start re-living my youth and show my 12yr old what real games/demos are all about.
Total novice, would love to start from scratch and learn/teach my son as we go along!
Thanks for having me aboard
John
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welcome aboard Draven, hope both of you would release something one day or another! :)
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Hi Draven,
Hope you find what you need here :)
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Hello!
About 15 years late to the PS2 Yabasic "game" .. didn't have a clue what-it-was / how-it-worked back in the day, but am having a lot of fun with it now.
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Hi moon! You'll find a load of us here started out with Yabasic, and there are loads of programs scattered about in the old threads for you to try out, and various emulators to run them on whatever devices you like. Have fun!
:hi:
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:hi: moon!
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Hi!
Ex-Class.
Like C++ and PHP.
Most of my jobs were tracks.
Done some asm when other classmates were to busy.
So rusty at it it's pretty shameful.
But want to learn new stuff.
Never ashamed of question.
Interested in security and girls.
I'm 25 years old.
Attractive.
I smoke too much.
But bench 120 kg.
Want to make new online friends who are intelligent, want to brag about myself and also help others in friendly manner.
Take care.
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Loves Class/Myth -RIP Also the old Amiga Scene
Bat codder en·thu·si·ast
Jack of Fugazi ,master of none
Envious of real coder`s
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Hello omnikam! :hi:
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Hi dudes,
I'm Ar-S, i loved the old demoscene (redsector, budbrain etc..) especially on Amiga (the best computer ever).
I used to make some protracker a long time ago. Some years ago, i started to code in PureBasic on my PC (no more amiga, it's dead). I'm happy to find you. I'm from France so excuse by advance my poor english.
I'm glad to be here :cheers:
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:hi: ~Ar-S~ You just missed the amiga challenge (http://www.dbfinteractive.com/forum/index.php?topic=6460).
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Hey been into the demoscene since 95-96, been writing chiptunes since 02-03, and started coding in 07 :P
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Hey been into the demoscene since 95-96, been writing chiptunes since 02-03, and started coding in 07 :P
:hi:
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:) Hi everyone. I used to be in a couple of Amiga demo groups back in the early 90s and watched in awe how far things have come. I used to make music in ProTracker and the like, and tried but failed to learn assembly language on the 68000. Hopefully, I'll have better luck this time around. I'm particularly interested in coding for the Mac but it's just a case of knowing where to start and which languages & tools I should be focusing on. Any help is greatly appreciated.
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Greetings, Im shocked it took so long to find this hidden gem, iv been around since the days of bbs, and was a member of 2600 prhak pouet and a number of other communites under various aliases, I am into everything from hardware, graphics, audio, code, database, vr, ar, game programming, demoscene etc. My current goal is to use opencl and cinder to fuse the occulus rift with the eeg headset emotiv epoc in order to create a visual vr landscape in real time controlled by different brainwave cues you can calibrate, I am going to be very active here learning and sharing knowledge and posting project updates and whatnot, im happy to be a member here.
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:hi: guys!
Looking forward to some brainwave experiments infohaulic! I'm quite interested in the emotive headset.
@ agnitio
I'm currently enjoying couch coding with codea on the ipad. It's using LUA, so quite high level scripting but lots of fun. I'm not very familiar with the mac world though.
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:hi: to the Forum Guys :)
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hey its me Cameron im here now.
Nice website. I like it. I cant keep my eyes off it.
I code in C++ and JAva. I code handwriting code. #
I need help. PM me if you know anything about the measurement of written lines. I could really use the help and I would love some opinions on mine. Let me know.
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:hi: Cameron
Have you heard of Processings 3 as it like Java based but it is bit easier!
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Greetings!
I am a "well seasoned" structural engineer who is attempting to learn FreeBasic/FbEdit quickly for use in an online engineering class that starts next week. I found this site while searching for tutorials. Prior to this, I last programmed in FORTRAN77 in 1991.
Looking forward to getting back in the saddle again.
Mytmanfred
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Welcome, Mytmanfred,
We've got quite a few experienced FreeBasic users on here if my memory serves me correctly, so you should be in good hands.
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Hello dbf my name is whitewolf 38 year old dutchmen
Been into intro and demomaking since the late 80s on the c64
And never stopped with it
Im a big supporter of osdm and intromaniac
Both tools written in purebasic
Currently i have been introduced by a good friend of mine to pure basic coding
So im starting to learn purebasic now
Looking for sites that helps me to manage this i have came across your board
So i hope to have a good time here and learn loads of stuff
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Hello whiteWolf! :hi:
Dutch FTW!
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Thanx Kirl
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hi all, how's everyone? not been around for some time and not been doing much coding either but looking to get back into it and been playing around a bit on android. Anyway, hello.
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I've also been trying to get back into coding. I'm helping a newcomer to the site, but I'm being distracted by some problems at work.
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Hi Stonemonkey,
I'm also playing with Android, I've downloaded Android Studio and Visual C++ for Cross-Platform Mobile Development option just to see which one I'll be more comfortable to work with.
Anyone else coding for mobile devices?
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hi rbz and ck0
ive made a start with c++ using c4droid, along with SDL2 and some inline arm asm which is a bit different. At the moment my project seems to be heading towards some sort of sprite editor but ive got nothing to show for it yet as im just working on some file/ directory stuff.
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Hi @ll,
first of all my english is really bad, so I am sorry for that. My Name is Chris and I am 44 Years old and love the old and new demos from C64 to the new PC-GPU-Stuff. In the 80's I own a C64 and later an Amiga. On the Amiga I started coding with assembler and wrote some very simple intros. Then I stopped coding Demos.
Now it is time for me to come back to Democoding on the PC and I hope the members of this forum can help me to start. I have some knowledge in C, C++, Java and PHP, but in no language I am an expert.
So that's all for now.
best regards
Chris
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:hi:
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Hope to see sum nice codings soon :)
:hi:
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hi guys & girls new user currently programming in pure basic a little asm etc..
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welcome. hope to see some nice stuff soon
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:hi: dingbat
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hello i'm yogib33r
actually i'm part of three demo groups as
- vitalmotion! wich is my favorite group as gfx maker
- NoExtra as pixeller
- X-Men as gfx
but i had an amiga next génération as a peg 1for morphOS and after a powermac g4 for the same system
i'm french, in deep france in a little town with plenty of cool dudes so then it's cool :)
i come to you because i bought purebasic since years and just discoverd yesterday night that fonctions are named procedures and the fact of subroutine also
i go read the maximum of sources here and wish you the best
regards
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Hi Yogi, welcome :)
Good luck with purebasic
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hello shockwave
thank you for welcoming :)
i will happy to see and read all advices on this wonderfull forum
the opensource demos idea is great.
regards
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Hello.
I am giwake, an australian demo newbie, currently i'm fiddling around with QBASIC and QB64.
and that's pretty much it.
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Hi guys :hi:
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:hi:
Welcome. Looking forward to see cool things.
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Greetings!
I've been doing coding in one language or another for ~35 years. BASIC and 6502 on a BBC Micro; BASIC, C and 68000 on the Atari ST; C, C++ on *nix and these days mostly C, C++, C# and x86 on Windows, with some Python and occasional JavaScript.
Cheers,
Pete
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welcome. looking forward to see some
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yo hi there, iam Subzero, quite a lamer in coding and other stuff concering computers. but i
falled in love with all you intro/demo coding freaks in early 1987, ive been in groups such as...
Oks import Division,WoW,Paranoimia,VisionFactory,Crack Inc, Dynamix, Ministry, and Skidrow.
and iam part of SSR (subzero,selim,rudi). also iam a good friend of Brainwalker,
who's a local. anyhow, that'll be all, cheers :cheers:
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:hi: on board Subzero!
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Hello sub0! :cheers:
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Hello guys and girls.
This is my first post to introduce myself. I'm an old Dutch guy interested in 2D/3D programming, sound programming and DSP stuff.
Started in 1988 programming on the Amiga500 in asm after I saw all those mind-blowing intros.
Nowadays I just code for fun in assembly on my Windows box, using my favorite assembler Masm.
It's cool to meet people which share my interests, thats why I joined this forum.
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:hi: Siekmanski
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Hi all, I'm an old Atari (16 bit mostly) fan, gone to PC for money, came back for love. Lately I have been toying with Jaguar and trying to get a hang of m68k assembly like a man should :)
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... trying to get a hang of m68k assembly like a man should :)
Haha, that's cool :)
:hi: on board!
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Hi everyone.
In the late 80´s / early 90´s i used to program in C & Asm, and is now looking forward to start programming again on my A500.
Maybe there will be a demo or two, if i can remember and relearn 68k programming. :)
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:hi:
Good luck with getting back into the coding
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oh noes! i realized of this thread just after i posted my introduction :c anyway, the folks of this community seems to be very cool! :D can't wait to get involved here :) my favorite programming languages are C++ and C# so far and plan giving some love to plain C as well someday x3
looking forward to meet the community and hopefully be able to help someone :)
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hello there im a self study programmer im use plain C.
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Hello, everyone!
I've not been a part of any groups or anything, but I've developed an interest in the demoscene over the past few years so this board immediately piqued my interest when I stumbled on in here from Google haha.
I'd like to be able to learn from and, hopefully, eventually share some interesting content.
I got into programming over 10 years ago after developing an interest in game development and made a profession out of it.
I usually find myself writing C++, though I prefer C for various reasons. I also like PureBasic, but I'm still a bit new to that one haha. I've used many languages to varying extents, but these are the languages I find myself using the most as of late.
I also make a hobby of reverse engineering software, though this is rarely done with the intent of cracking anything, but rather to facilitate a means of translating applications and games that lack any straightforward means through which to translate them and are unlikely to be officially translated.
I tend to take my privacy online a bit seriously, so I ask that you please excuse my brief and somewhat shallow introduction. ^^;
Anyway, I'm glad to be here. Hopefully we can all get along. ^^
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:hi: @Raccoon @jeruka9 @ViLXDRYAD
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Yeah, we need more C Coders onboard =)
:hi:
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Welcome all! :cheers:
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Hello everyone. I'm a guy from far far north, interested in gaming, coding and vice versa. :D
I'm a huge fan or retro(style) intros from the demoscene and wish to learn more than I already know (which is not much to be honest).
I currently only code in .NET languages, but I know a little Java and Python. I'm using the demo version of PureBasic to learn that next.
I hope that I can learn from you guys and maybe share what I've made once I'm good enough.
Cheers,
ATR
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:hi: on board @ATR!
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Hello! I'm c, c#, processing coder from Ukraine and big fan of demo scene. I'm beginner in computer graphics but now I learn about it.
Your community is great!
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Welcome, Lyrururs,
I can't wait to see what you can create!
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Hey everyone
Recently I have become pretty interested in demo stuff, especially music and cool shader stuff :) In fact the reason I joined is because I wanted to download a precompiled binary of Bonzomatic that @emook posted but this is one of those dumb sites where you have to register to download files, and during the registration it said that you have to make a post in 24 hours or your account will be deleted which is even dumber, so I figured I would just get that out of the way now lol
I'm not particularly sure what I could offer to people here demo related, I am OK at writing music but not fantastic (though I am practicing and getting better), my daws of choice are reaper, famitracker, deflemask, and milkytracker, when I was younger I made a few short beats on LGPT and PSPSeq but those files are lost :( I have dabbled with protracker but I doubt I will use it often unless I am making music for a retro 4 channel compo or something like that. I only really know the basics of programming so I wouldn't be very helpful on the coding side of things since demo centric code is way out of my league atm :D I know how to do really basic stuff in C/C++ and Lua, I do know a little about 6502 and m68k asm which were surprisingly easy for me to grasp given my general lack of programming experience. But unfortunately since I don't have much time for coding I have never really written any full interesting programs. Maybe I could give people some cool art ideas. Maybe :D
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Welcome, Therektafire,
I hope you have fun around here. There's plenty of examples of graphical effects in tons of languages in the depths of the DBF forums, so I'm sure you'll find the perfect inspiration.
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Hello
I've been browsing and posting in the PureBasic section of the forum for a while now, so thought I'd post here finally. I mainly play around in 8bits, pixelling and composing for C64, but have also composed for the Plus4 and Atari 8bit.
You can see/hear some of my C64 stuff on my CSDb profile here: https://csdb.dk/scener/?id=6404
I'm a member of the groups Cosine (http://www.cosine.org.uk/) and Arkanix Labs (http://www.arkanixlabs.com/).
For various reasons, I ended up coding in PureBasic a couple of years ago and have knocked up a couple of utilities for the C64 to help with graphics work, namely creating character sets using UltrafontPC (https://csdb.dk/release/?id=156195) and a mapping tool called CartographPC (internal only at present).
I recently fancied trying out some of the other functions of PureBasic, so have coded up a couple of simple demos. Firstly was 'Old School Demo 1' (http://www.dbfinteractive.com/forum/index.php?topic=6756.0) and most recently, 'Beast Tribute - Old School Demo 2' (http://www.dbfinteractive.com/forum/index.php?topic=6766.0). Both the demos include heavily commented source for others to poke and prod.
There will shortly be a PureBasic game added to that as well that I'm not far off finishing, that is a PC conversion of a Cosine 8bit game called 'Blok Copy'.
Cheers!
aNdy/AL/Cosine
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Hi there,
i subscribed in February 20, 2016 but i haven't written anything about me till now.
I'm coming from germany.
In the early 80th i got an c64 and i started coding gfx and animations on it.
Sadly i never had an Amiga.
In the beginning 90th i started to code on PC.
I studied IT and became a professional coder. My languages are VB.Net, C/ C++, C#. For hobby Blitz3D, BlitzMax, FreeBasic, PureBasic, C++ with SFML, OpenGL, DX9.
I want to code demos, cracktros keygens but i still train gfx effects ;-).
Best regards,
Spliffer
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Hi there,
i subscribed in February 20, 2016 but i haven't written anything about me till now.
I'm coming from germany.
In the early 80th i got an c64 and i started coding gfx and animations on it.
Sadly i never had an Amiga.
In the beginning 90th i started to code on PC.
I studied IT and became a professional coder. My languages are VB.Net, C/ C++, C#. For hobby Blitz3D, BlitzMax, FreeBasic, PureBasic, C++ with SFML, OpenGL, DX9.
I want to code demos, cracktros keygens but i still train gfx effects ;-).
Best regards,
Spliffer
spliffer, have a look at my new project:
http://www.dbfinteractive.com/forum/index.php?topic=6763.msg84228#msg84228
maybe you like it.
i'm looking for a skilled coder who can handle sesion id's in Purebasic. just try to code a upload tool for Rapidgator. the point is: receiving the uploaded shortlink.
maybe you can help? :)
ahhh ... and welcome
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Hello,
I am Heiker and doing coding mostly with C++, DirectX and sometimes OpenGL. Just found out about this page and forum, looks great hope to find useful info about coding demos :cheers:
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:hi: Heiker
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hello.. i am a noise artist specializing in shitcore. i make terrible websites, "music" and such..
i'm here for the freebasic info.
:)
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howdy folks,
javascript fan here. looks like not much action here recently, but i'm still enjoying the downloads.
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:hi: @ablablablablabla and @js
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I came from this advertro: http://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=50887 (http://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=50887)
I love sizecoding... x86 ASM
Have a look at my tiny prods here: http://www.pouet.net/user.php?who=99953&show=credits (http://www.pouet.net/user.php?who=99953&show=credits)
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Welcome, Tomcat O0 I've been getting into sizecoding as well, I'll check out your link when I'm not at work lol
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:hi: TomCat