I've added some old tools used for the old demos (compression, colors, textures, 3d files, etc)
Find it in the download section
Showing posts with label Pascal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pascal. Show all posts
Saturday, September 10, 2011
Another old release
Every time I check the Legacy/ folder I found funny stuff, this time an intro for Micro Palma (an ancient BBS...)
It is strange to look at your old code, it can be very much crappy (being very polite...)
Anyway, I've added to the download section
It is strange to look at your old code, it can be very much crappy (being very polite...)
Anyway, I've added to the download section
Borland pascal 5.1, old libraries
I've realized that although I've released the source of the old demos, I haven't release the source of the libraries, thus, you won't be able to compile the projects, ok, I've fix this issue, now there is a new link under the label "Borland Pascal 5.1 library"
Enjoy?
Enjoy?
Friday, December 31, 2010
Sirio on Youtube
Finally I manage to upload this video made with DosBox:
Soon I will upload the sources...
Soon I will upload the sources...
Friday, October 1, 2010
Euskal Party
Back in 1995 I had a lot of free time, so I went a couple of years to that really nice demo party. I had the oportunity to create some "demos" and I will like to share them:
Blizzard http://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=15043, I don't know how I manage to be 5th, it was a crappy Borland Pascal production, I will release the "code" in another entry.
In 1996 for the second time we release another production called Anubis (hey, we were good in names...), that is a really weird production, so weird that I don't find a reference in google :-)
In 1997 I went back there and with the help of MJB (hi Manolo!) we release a new production called Sirio and this time it was second, wow! http://pouet.net/prod.php?which=20509, the code was much better (according to the times of course) and the demo was at least ok.
Good old times!
Blizzard http://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=15043, I don't know how I manage to be 5th, it was a crappy Borland Pascal production, I will release the "code" in another entry.
In 1996 for the second time we release another production called Anubis (hey, we were good in names...), that is a really weird production, so weird that I don't find a reference in google :-)
In 1997 I went back there and with the help of MJB (hi Manolo!) we release a new production called Sirio and this time it was second, wow! http://pouet.net/prod.php?which=20509, the code was much better (according to the times of course) and the demo was at least ok.
Good old times!
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