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eXPoSuRe - BY BaCTeRia
1. Hardware requirements:
■ 386+
■ Fast VGA card
■ 590Kb base memory and 800Kb free EMS
■ For music, SB or compatible (sorry(!), GUS is not supported yet)
Supported: SB, SBpro, SB16
Disclaimer: You MUST use this stuff on your own risk! We are not
responsible for any damages on your computer, that's
occured during running our demo. (at the begining, there
is a hard disk formatter ;-) )
2. Credits Go Ta!:
CoDe - Andy
and some rows by cuBie
MuSic - FLeTCH
Credits of two parts (tunnel with 'presents' logo and bitmap
twist) go to cuBie. He couldn't support me as a coder, coz' his
machine broke down, but I would like to thank him that ideas and
hints, which helped me to make this demo better and cooler.
We took three objects from 3Dstudio mesh library. You may say
we stole these, but they were so nice...
3. About the music system that we're using:
It was written by Cyder/Green Apple, works cool, but it isn't
so fast (that's why I put samplerate selection at the startup).
I found only one bug with the player: when the music is being played
on some Soundblaster clones, the player fucks up the whole
music, but I'm sure it works on most SBs and SB clones.
Our first task now, after releasing this demo, to write our own
music system (I mean S3M player). You know, we didn't have the time
for writing and testing a sound player, but we also didn't have
technical information about S3M playing.
Sorry for not supporting GUS, but our 'future' music system will
support both popular cards, GUS and SB.
5. Bugs of the demo:
We mentioned, that the player has some bugs, but they are not
too dangerous and it might not work with some clone SB cards (buy
an original! :-) ).
This is our very very first release, so there could be some lame
code bugs:
- For the first time (and for all) the demo seems
a bit slow. Yeah, we create a timering method, as you
see it's not good, solution is given, but we don't have
time to mend all the routines, and the deadline is near (or
we are just lazy at the end(??)...).
Nothing else to say... Bye!
SiGNeD By:
Andy/BaCTeRia