You watched DEMODED
by
7dUMP & SandS



first released
at
Assembly Summer 2025




code & gfx:
Bitl/7dUMP



music:
Manwe/SandS



Big thanks to:

Artemka (aka wbcbz7)
for the x86 advice


Sahara Surfers
for MIDAS Sound System



Demo coded in
Turbo Pascal 7.0
(and more inline Assembly) <



Used tools
for development: <

Borland Pascal for DOS
Autodesk Animator 1.3
Scream Tracker 3
Schism Tracker
DosBox
GIMP




Greetz:

Abaddon
Agenda
Alpha Design
Byterapers
Caroline Software
CRTC
Desire
Disaster Area
Excess Team
Hemoroids
Hornet
Jetlag
Mayhem
Otomata Labs
Pouet.net team
Shiru
sibCrew
Unchained
xylem




We salute the '90s groups
who were our gateway into demoscene: <

Astroidea
Capacala
Cascada
Complex
Cubic Team
Dust
EMF
Extreme
Future Crew
Halcyon
Iguana
Logic Design
Majic 12
Nooon
Orange
Psychic Link
Renaissance
Sonic PC
Surprise! Productions
Triton
Ultraforce
Valhalla
Xography






SOME TECH BITS:


- Demo runs in Real mode =
  (16-bit  x86 CPU mode) =



- The demo uses a custom =
  video mode based on    =
  standart VGA mode 13h, =
  but 60Hz refresh rate  =
  and with square pixels =




- Features 16 main parts =
  and 32+ unique effects =




- No pre-baked animations=
  all motion is real-time=
  computed               =




- 100% of the code       =
  custom-built entirely  =
  for this demo          =
  (Except MIDAS player)  =




- All assembly routines  =
  are heavily optimized  =
  for 486 CPUs, but still=
  compatible with 80386  =




- Every scene runs using =
  only 200 KB of DOS mem =




- Over 20 custom tools   =
  were created during    =
  development            =
  (also in TP 7.0)       =




- Only one floppy needed =
  to copy this demo :)   =




- No truly textured      =
  polygons in this demo! =




- The source code        =
  of this demo might be  =
  even more unreadable   =
  than Second Reality's :)







We want to express our
solidarity with the
demoscene family!


To everyone who keeps
blowing our minds with
their creativity.


Whether oldschool
or latest tech!




That said, we'd love
to see more projects
for DOS PCs!


Come on, folks,
the time is now! :)








See you in future
releases!










7dUMP & The SandS

2025





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