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From: Mush <mpd@mushy-pd.demon.co.uk>
Subject: Extreme AMOS 4 - Update
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Well, a proper hello to everyone on the list now that im back from UK into
the USA - an almost "not to be" as the woman in customs spotted my entire
AMOS library, books, and my raycaster notes, and she tried for 45 minutes to
prove I was making money on the side in this country, but she couldnt, and I
was let in. Good thing really, as I wasnt, as everyone knows Mushroom PD is
a non-profit library.
Anyhow, back to the purpose of this email. Im really considering postponing
extreme AMOS 4 again, as I onbly received 6 articles from the last calls for
help. According to logs, I have emailed 46 copies of EAIssue3, 23 of issue
2, and 20 of issue 1. Surely someone can do a review of an AMOS game, or get
someone to review the game that you wrote, and send it with some screenshots.
I didnt receive a single IFF or Text advert for any AMOS extensions,
programs, or sites. This is a shame, as I have a list of nearly 65 email
address` who are waiting to receive issue 4 when its received.
I have also only had one or two offers for coverdisk games/utilities and
would like to see a few more.
If I dont get much more of a response, ill leave the mag for another 6
months, and do what I did with issue 3 and just do every single article
myself, and do the articles over that period. the engine I wish to use is
finished, and just needs the articles included,m and it could be ready in a
weeks time. I realy realy want to get it out before or on Aprill 22, which
will result in Extreme AMOS 3 being one year old.
Well, I best get off, as I have a few more raycasting routines to try out.
Its looking ok at the moment. see ya later. Thanks for reading.
Mush
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