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Bar4Kode   [2004]

Bar4Kode Released by :
Plush [web]

Release Date :
12 April 2004

Type :
C64 4K Intro

Released At :
Breakpoint 2004

Achievements :
C64 4K Intro Competition at Breakpoint 2004 :  #1

User rating:********__  8.3/10 (13 votes)   See votestatistics

Credits :
Code .... Krill of Plush
Music .... Fanta of Oxyron, Plush


SIDs used in this release :
Bar4Kode(/MUSICIANS/F/Fanta/Bar4Kode.sid)

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User Comment
Submitted by Oswald on 2 October 2017
geez past oswald was quite rude, still one of the best 4ks on the system :P :)
User Comment
Submitted by plagueis on 11 September 2010
This is fucking amazing! Really good stuff...and the tune is really fun, made me happy. One of those demos I appreciated more the 2nd time I watched it.
User Comment
Submitted by Mace on 7 April 2010
There ought to be a wiki for demo effect names :)
User Comment
Submitted by Krill on 7 April 2010
Mace: The second effect is called Silents Bars, named after Silents, who introduced it on Amiga.
User Comment
Submitted by Mace on 7 April 2010
Nice twister!

@ Testa: WTF are 'silents bars'?
User Comment
Submitted by Ksubi on 20 December 2009
Amazing that so much can be jam packed into 4k. The kefrens bars are incredible, very wide and smooth (how many are there?). A very impressive effort by Krill.
User Comment
Submitted by Testa on 10 August 2009
i just figured out how the silents bars are made.... very nice trick...
thanks krill...
User Comment
Submitted by Compyx on 18 January 2007
Nice music, reminds me of a tune by Boogaloo (the first few chords sound pretty similar).
User Comment
Submitted by Mirage on 18 March 2006
great job on filling the whole 64k of memory with data in just 4k... i've just been catching up on the whole 4k scene, but this one seems to top them all... great job!
User Comment
Submitted by Dwangi on 15 April 2004
Krill and Fanta owns the 4K-scene... and this tune rocks gorilla-arse. imho
User Comment
Submitted by Fanta on 14 April 2004
come on guys! krill said it all. and now compare this 4k with any other not from him and those released some years back where 4k had another definition. gunnar you did a great blow job again, only the tune sux. :D
User Comment
Submitted by Krill on 14 April 2004
to defend myself: the kefrens bars are the widest made until now, the silents bars are the first with 40 chars width and good accuracy (so already 2 records, not counting the twister). the slogan didn't fit into 4 sprites, also it's hard to surpass myself (can't top "hat trick 4krill") and keep impressing people over and over with 4k shit ;) maybe you just miss the good old plushkunde, which just didnt fit into it, just like some further design planned in the beginning. it is not unfinished. i just ran out of space, and considering the twister effect (which is the best on this machine until now imho) using a sine at 3 bytes accuracy and other nifty shit, i can be glad having some design at all =) it's all about setting priorities, right, mr oswald? ;)
User Comment
Submitted by Optimus on 14 April 2004
It ends up bad, I only liked the twister very much, the others have been seen before,. and yes, the thing that is missing is the slogan "Normal is boring" at the end :) (Seriously,. some more. It's a bit unfinished)
User Comment
Submitted by Oswald on 14 April 2004
A bit disappointing after all those great 4ks from Krill, great routines but something is missing.
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