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Technological Terror by Software Failure [web]
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added on the 2015-07-31 12:25:37 by ham  |
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Two releases at the same time is awesome :) And I always thought the Pi could be an excellent demo platform... but, I don't have a Pi...
This was a pretty cool demo :)
We need more Pi demos :-)
Platform thumb :)
I really appreciate that you bothered to do things in a bit more oldskool way like packing everything to the exe and rendering in software but the music was very bland, and overall the demo felt somewhat unfinished and lacked direction (just like our prods lol). Keep the RasPi effort up! There was a wonderful opportunity of using the full power of the VC GPU just for post-processing your soft rendered demo in a pixel shader, like a fancy CRT display imitation or something, and you missed it!
I really appreciate that you bothered to do things in a bit more oldskool way like packing everything to the exe and rendering in software but the music was very bland, and overall the demo felt somewhat unfinished and lacked direction (just like our prods lol). Keep the RasPi effort up! There was a wonderful opportunity of using the full power of the VC GPU just for post-processing your soft rendered demo in a pixel shader, like a fancy CRT display imitation or something, and you missed it!
totally cool
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if this prod is a fake, some info is false or the download link is broken,
do not post about it in the comments, it will get lost.
instead, click here !
In the meanwhile, wait during loading if you see a blue screen. Is just that I didn't have time to include a proper loading screen.
You can run the demo from the console if you want. It was written in C and uses software-rendering graphics wrapped inside an OpenGL ES 1.0 fullscreen window that scales itself to 16:9 if you prefer to use the composite video output (but better use HDMI instead).
Don't worry, you can exit with ESC anytime.
Turn on your raspberries and enjoy!