Okay, I will check the discs and hope to find a working version again...
:-)))
LCD
Howard Price wrote:
Bummer! I think you underestimate how well a utility like that would
go down though, a Vib Ribbon ripoff on the SAM looks possible (at a
reduced framerate) and would be really fun to develop!
-howard
At 12:08 12-04-04, you wrote:
Hi Howard,
This question was asked many times, but sorry, no, the development
disc was in the SAM drive as I switched
my him off... A big mistake! This means, it is gone, maybe I still
can find a earlier copy, if so, I will release it
on my home page. I still have over 200 discs full of my stuff to
check. And I do not remember that I ever started
to develop that much in the 90's.
But the VAnimator was very simple. You was able to draw points and
lines with mouse, and the previous anim
frame was always displayed in blue "under" the current frame, a
simple Light-table kind of thing, and it took
forever to make these animations, but it was a great fun.
I made also calculated Blitz$ animations for some demos and games,
check "Heavier than Metal" on my home
page, in games section.
Anyway, I think Bmp2scr EXP is much more useful for games development
than VAnimator ever was :-).
LCD
Howard Price wrote:
Hello LCD,
This looks interesting - are you going to put your VAnimator up for
download? Those compiled Blitz$ animations were really cool!
-Tob
At 08:42 12-04-04, you wrote:
Hi guys,
Another "milestone release" of BMP2SCR EXP, the version 2.11a is
now available
for download from my webpage (http://lcd-one.da.ru). I added many
new SAM
conversion modes, like colour error diffusion and Mode4 interlace,
but there are
even more improvements, check it out and tell me your opinion.
Greetings and happy eastern....
LCD
