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Dr Gandalf's Animations By Eric J Fleischer, MD
©1987,1988,1989, Eric J Fleischer, MD
(All animations were assembled with the MOVIE package from Byte-by-Byte)
(All sounds digitized with Perfect Sound from SunRize)
Animations #1
Marble Factory 1: Rolling marbles appear from the walls.
Created in interlaced HAM mode with DBW-Render V1.0.
Drip: A strange fluid drips from a spigot into a pool of water,
forming waves.
Created in interlaced HAM mode with DBW-Render V1.0.
Animations #2
Marble Factory 2: Marbles grow on the top of ramps, and roll into
a pit.
Created in interlaced HAM mode with DBW-Render V1.0.
CloudPlanet 1: A curious little cloud covered planet.
Created in HAM mode with DBW-Render V1.0.
CloudPlanet 2: Another curious little cloud covered planet.
Created in HAM mode with DBW-Render V1.0.
Animations #3: ALADNAM
Aladnam: A rotating platform with several refractive glass spheres
sweeps into view, and rotates and tilts.
Created in interlaced HAM mode with DBW-Render V1.0.
Animations #4
BoinGear: A Boing-Ball forms on a stalk, and a key wound mechanism
rotates the ball, which bounces into the distance.
Created in overscanned HAM mode with Sculpt-3D. Requires
1 meg to run.
Stamp Collector N: A ghostly philatelist examines his collection.
Created in HAM mode with Turbo Silver V3.0.
Animations #5
Clarification: Spheres appear through a brick wall, landing on a
platform which turns them to glass, and back to solid again.
Created in interlaced overscanned HAM mode with
DBW Render V2.0.
FirePlace: Come sit by my fire.
Created in Lo-Res with LIVE! and Deluxe Paint II.
Animations #6: GhostPool
GhostPool: A ghostly pool player shows his skill.
Created in HAM mode with DBW Render V2.0. Sounds
digitized with Perfect Sound.
GhostPool-I is in interlaced mode, and requires 1 meg.
GhostPool-N is non-interlaced, and runs in 512K.
Animations #7: NotBoingAgain
NotBoingAgain: A computer hacker plays an animation once too often.
Created in HAM mode with Sculpt-3D. With sound.
NotBoingAgain-I is in interlaced mode, and requires 1meg.
NotBoingAgain-N is non-interlaced, and runs in 512K.
Winner of the 'Most humorous' award at the First Annual
BADGE killer demo contest.
Animations #8
Exploration: A small satellite is launched by a rocket, and
transmits an important message to earth.
Created in HAM mode with Turbo Silver V3.0. With sound.
Requires 1 meg to run.
Jessica: Jessica Rabbit speaks. Created in Lo-Res with Live!.
With sound.
Animations #9: Stamp Collector
Stamp Collector I: A ghostly philatelist examines his collection.
Created in interlaced HAM mode with Turbo Silver V3.0.
Requires 1 meg.
Animations #10: TrackBall
TrackBall: A ball travels around a convoluted pathway.
Created in interlaced overscan HAM mode with Turbo Silver
V3.0. With sound. Requires 1 meg.
Animations #11A: Knight Errant
Knight Errant-I: A Knight in shining armor marches across the
slippery sands, carrying his shield and weapons, and suddenly
remembers his heritage as an Amiga animation.
Created in interlaced overscan HAM mode with Turbo Silver
V3.0. With sound. Requires 1 meg.
Animations #11B: Knight Errant
Knight Errant-N: A Knight in shining armor marches across the
slippery sands, carrying his shield and weapons, and suddenly
remembers his heritage as an Amiga animation.
Created in HAM mode with Turbo Silver
V3.0. Runs in 512K, but just barely.
Knight Closeup: A closeup of the Knight Errant doing his thing.
Created in interlaced overscan HAM mode with Turbo Silver
V3.0. Requires 1 meg.
How to get the animations:
Send some disks, along with a SASM (self addressed stamped mailer)
to: Eric J Fleischer, MD
2213 Solmar Drive
Silver Spring, MD 20904
**THE CATCH**: You have to make it worth my while (I am a rather
mercenary sort) to copy the disks for you. If you are a commercial
concern, especially a software distributor that has a product that
might make creation of these animations easier or better, perhaps you
could send me a copy for evaluation. If you are a user, you could fill
the disks you send me with your favorite PD/Freely distributable
software, animations, pictures or whatever, and I'll save what I
want before copying onto your disks. Send me a few extra disks. Send
me an A2620-2 board (I can dream, can't I?). Send me something, I
leave it up to you.
<DrG>