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You Know the Routine 2 [2004] |
AKA :
YKTR2
Released At :
Breakpoint 2004
Achievements :
C64 Demo Competition at Breakpoint 2004 : #1
Credits :
| Code | .... | Cruzer of Camelot, CML Sports |
| Music | .... | Drax of Bonzai, Crest, Maniacs of Noise, Vibrants |
| | | Fanta of Oxyron, Plush |
| | | Jeff of Bonzai, Camelot, Crest, Viruz |
| Graphics | .... | Cruzer of Camelot, CML Sports |
| | | VIC of Camelot, CML Sports |
| Text | .... | Cruzer of Camelot, CML Sports |
| | | Slammer of Camelot |
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User Comment
Submitted by Wile Coyote on 25 January 2012
Good demo. I really liked the part feat:
The small dark grey CML logo with the raster split pattern FX moving around above. |
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Submitted by plagueis on 14 June 2009
| Diagonal raster bars and hires 16 color plasma ruled!! The whole demo is great too...I prefer the first one, but this is so good to see. |
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Submitted by maestro on 21 January 2008
is that arabian_bias the tune in the noter ??? if it is i absolutely luv it
jeff superb job
as for the demo very nice indeed |
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Submitted by A Life in Hell on 10 December 2006
| Despite being quater screen, this has the coolest plasma ever. (and inspired me to write the one used in the hvsc collection hidden part - hence the music and colour set ripped from here :-p. but that's a pale, pale imitation) |
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Submitted by Oswald on 7 December 2006
| despite its simpleness (codewise) the tilted rasters are fucking spectacular, and so well executed it would be hard to top it. Another highlight is the last plasma part. |
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Submitted by tempest on 24 August 2005
Brilliant music from Drax!
(this demo isn't just for coders...) |
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Submitted by Zyron on 29 April 2005
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Submitted by Ninja on 15 April 2004
| Nice one. The only demo at Breakpoint I don't mind losing to... |
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Submitted by Oxidy on 13 April 2004
| There's nothing wrong with having a good and well-designed presentation. I could care less about if it's the classic press-space demo or a trackmo, but themes, fades, design and appearance are not unnecessary things. They're not essential, but makes a demo better. With that said, this demo is good due to its kickass effects, but could be better. ;) |
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Submitted by Clarence on 13 April 2004
| I guess this is a demo mainly for coders, and coders don't necessarily need design, they see the beauty of the routines no matter what the appearance is. ;) |
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Submitted by Krill on 13 April 2004
| Actually Cruzer's principles in coding demos impress me. Scrapping unnecessary brush-ups like thinking up a theme, doing some trackmo linking and fades in order to go for coding and releasing as many pure effects as possible. Really takes some balls to do that. |
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Submitted by TDJ on 13 April 2004
| I actually think this one's better than the first, also design-wise. |
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Submitted by Cruzer on 13 April 2004
It was finished in a hurry, so I guess it could have been a bit more well designed and maybe even less boring if we had had the time. We're prolly gonna use some more time on these things for the next one, although I don't really care much about it.
And thanx for bringing it to bp04, Fanta! Looking forward to the prize, although I bet you're gonna steal it. ;) |
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Submitted by Fanta on 12 April 2004
| all in all a cool retro camel-production! i only wonder who submitted the demo to the bp04 competition, can´t remember any camels at the party. ;) jailbird, hope my shorty didn´t bore you too much while watching the last part for half an hour. :) |
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Submitted by CyberBrain on 12 April 2004
| This demo is cool. It has some nice effects. Who cares if you gotta press space? Not every fukkin demo has to be a trackmo |
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Submitted by leonofsgr on 12 April 2004
| Very rooooolz Demo!!! :_))) |
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Submitted by CreaMD on 12 April 2004
| I've read the note. As Blackdroid said it's not bitching, it's just calm and decent opinion. I don't have anything against releasing of old routines and parts and I'm really happy to read cool scroller by other Camelot member etc. etc. And music in the bars part was great. I wish I could hear this one in some full-blown trackmo. And... It's really great to have Camel guys back in the scene.. even if it was for a short while.. It's great. |
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Submitted by blackdroid on 12 April 2004
| [vic] im not bitching ( hence the lack of "oh why dont they do it like this" ), I just stated my 0.02e |
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Submitted by Shake on 12 April 2004
| Might be VIC, but the first YKTR did succeed more in design. A bit more pollished, that's why the expectations for this one were the same. Anyway, the effects ruled again. |
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Submitted by VIC on 12 April 2004
Please read the note for a description of the YKTR concept before bitching about lack of consistency and irqloaders... The idea about Cruzers YKTR series is not to do design demos, but to get back to oldskool with some kickass coding... YKTR is all about code (hence: "THE ROUTINE"), not eyecandy...
Edit: the main reason for it not being more consistent was, that it was a last minute (ok, week;) decision to release it at Breakpoint, and Cruzer (understandably) felt more like optimizing the code than spending hours of work incorporating the proposed designschemes... |
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Submitted by CreaMD on 12 April 2004
| I must agree with Blackdroid. It has some really awesome musics and interesting effects and tricks. Only negative is that it's served splitted into parts. I wouldn't say it's boring, but it lacks consistecy. Otherwise it's a really cool demo. |
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Submitted by blackdroid on 12 April 2004
| some nice code and awesome music, but in the end incredibly booring. |
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Submitted by Optimus on 11 April 2004
| Especially that plasma is really great! I think I haven't a 16 color highres plasma on C64 before (I can't think how is it possible now, since there are color clashes on C64). Wow! |
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Submitted by jailbird on 11 April 2004
| What an amazing bunch of magical code! I must take my hat off. I especially liked the diagonal rasterbars and the fabulous 16 color plasma. In these late (or early?) hours (4:25am here), I was watching the plasma part for more than half an hour. This demo rocks butts! |
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