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- From: evilandi@vnet.ibm.com (Andrew Oakley)
- Message-ID: <19930106.060302.212@almaden.ibm.com>
- Date: Wed, 6 Jan 93 14:03:06 GMT
- Subject: Short flashy STOS routines required
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.atari.st,comp.sys.atari.st.tech
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- I would like to gather any short (ie. less than 10 lines) STOS basic
- routines which create special effects- visual or audio. You know, those
- quirky little lines of code which you knock together, and then can find
- absolutely no use for.
-
- The routines are needed for my very last ST game, as I intend to get
- myself a Falcon ASAP. After a long and somewhat distorted discussion with
- two game magazine reviewer friends at The Raven Inn, Bridgnorth (where
- girls are real girls and boys are real girls, too), we came up with the
- concept for the WORST game EVER...
-
- PRO INTERNATIONAL WHELK SIMULATOR 2000 PLUS ("SimWhelk" for short)
-
- In order to compensate for the inevitably limited nature of the actual
- gameplay (aim of the game: not to fall off the rock), much of the program
- will be given over to a demo.
-
- This game will be released either through Budgie UK licenceware or as
- Public Domain sometime before autumn, and will be written in STOS.
-
- Contributions on this forum or direct by email please (preferably
- both!). Cheers in advance for anyone who contributes; you will get a heavy
- mention in the scroller!
-
- Andrew Oakley <evilandi@vnet.ibm.com> (JANET: <evilandi@com.ibm.vnet>)
- IBM Warwick, UK (I speak FROM IBM, not FOR IBM) UK Tel. 0926 464830
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