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Gubbdata 2019
Achievements :
C64 Demo Competition at Gubbdata 2019 : #7
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Submitted by Raz on 30 December 2019
It is finally here - Gumbo Revised:
Gumbo Revised
Not only the bug fixes I have talked about before, but brand new colour schemes for the fire effect as well.
Have fun
-Raz |
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Submitted by markus sinalco on 6 November 2019
| You saved my Day ! Great. |
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Submitted by Medicus on 2 August 2019
| @TheRyk: LOL! Now I am only seeing Zinis tbh. ;) |
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Submitted by TheRyk on 2 August 2019
| "best zounds and Zinis" (sez my wife) |
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Submitted by Yogibear on 29 July 2019
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Submitted by X-Raffi on 8 July 2019
| *loVe iT* :) Nicely done! |
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Submitted by DKT on 8 July 2019
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Submitted by Raz on 8 July 2019
| @Hedning: No worries =) Thanks for organizing the party in the first place. |
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Submitted by hedning on 8 July 2019
| Raz: We had 92 releases, and it made the pace a bit quicker. The compo lasted forever.. I am so honoured that you decided to release your demo at Gubbdata.. But still: Sorry that we did not wait long enough. G*P loves Camelot. |
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Submitted by Raz on 8 July 2019
@Hedning: Yes, I would think so, but I have just watched the stream from Gubbdata, and this is actually where I discovered the issue - I think the projector shows a bit more (perhaps a char width) left border than my 1702 monitor. Unfortunately, that kinda make the effect looks unpolished, so that was a bit embarrassing for me.
I can also see, that I should have been a bit more clear on when to cut the demo - as only the first section was shown (not a big deal, but the audience missed out on the second set of colors + scroll texts). It goes through two stages of the grey screen, the first with the text "Raz/Camelot presents..." and the second "Presented at Gubbdata 2019" - and only after that it loops around - my bad for not explaining this better. And I can also see, that the pacing should have been a bit quicker for presenting at a compo =) |
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Submitted by hedning on 8 July 2019
| Well. I'd say a Commodore 1702 monitor should be considered some kind of standard. If it works there, it's perfect. |
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Submitted by Raz on 8 July 2019
| Gahh! I've just discovered that I have a left-sideborder bug in the scroller, that I could not see on my Commodore 1702 monitor. Oh well, on to make a version 1.1 bug fix release soon. |
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Submitted by Raz on 7 July 2019
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Submitted by Trap on 2 July 2019
| Nice release. Welcome back, Raz. Now, go write a proper demo and kick our asses please <3 |
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Submitted by Raz on 1 July 2019
Hi All
This release marks my return to the scene after almost 25 years of absence (well, kinda, I've be active in Camelot behind the scenes for quite a while).
A few notes about "Gumbo":
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1) First and foremost - please notice it's a 9kb(!) demo, and judge it on that premise =)
2) It is meant as a "feel-good"/"mood-demo", and it is indeed intended to play on repeat.
3) I had planned for a bit more variations in the effects, but ran out of time before Gubbdata - I might do a version 1.1 later to expand it slightly. However, I am actually quite satisfied with it as it as.
4) The shade-bobs (or heat-bobs as I think of them myself, due to the way they work by heating up a constantly cooling background), was actually the first thing I coded after I picked up c64 coding again in 2011. Fancy stuff (fade in/out), ever-evolving sine-patterns, colors etc added in 2019.
5) Huge thanks to Glasnost for good discussions on code, for the FLOW control module (more of less a timer based multitasking system in ~$80 bytes), for the improved sine-pattern for the "curtain fader", for the second color-scheme in the $d020-scroller, and for being one of my closest friends for the past 27+ years =) .. oh, and for the 4x4 code you shared with me in 1995.
6) Also huge thanks to Slammer for making KickAssembler - especially the .segment feature is super convenient for coding one-part demos.
7) The music is ""$11 Heaven" by Jeroen Tel + LMan - it is not written for this specific demo (they published it in 2018). I have selected it, since I really like this piece of music, and I think it fits quite nice with the mood of the demo.
8) Ps: Please do yourself the favor to see in on a real C64 at least once. The scroller is soooo much better there.
Cheers
-Raz |
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Submitted by celticdesign on 1 July 2019
| This looks so great! Love it! |
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Submitted by JackAsser on 1 July 2019
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Submitted by Dr.Science on 1 July 2019
| Very nice one! Lovely bobs! |
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Submitted by Pad on 1 July 2019
| What Bob said, love the shader bobs! |
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Submitted by Cruzer on 30 June 2019
| Welcome back, Raz! Now we just need Glasnost and myself activated enough for Camel Park 2. ;) |
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Submitted by Mixer on 30 June 2019
| Very melodic and well composed music. |
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Submitted by encore on 30 June 2019
| Nice demo to have on repeat :) Soothing and soft transitions. |
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Submitted by Sixx on 30 June 2019
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Submitted by Bob on 30 June 2019
very nice solid demo...
love the shader bobs... very nicely done... and ofcoz the raster scroller.. |
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9/10 (10 votes) 