======================================== BARBITORIC - FINAL VERSION ======================================== AN ORIC (1 or ATMOS) DEMO ======================================== Release date: January the 13th 2003 ======================================== _______ _| | | _ _| | '-' | |___e_f_e_n_c_e |_________| | | | _______| | ___/______o_r_c_e |__| _________ | ___ | | | \___|___o_n_d_e_n_s_e | | |_________| ======================================== About this demo: ======================================== This is the Oric demo that won (well we were the only ones in the OldSkool compo) the OldSkool compo at the "State of the Art" in décember 2002. It was presented again with more than 50% new content (new music, new graphics, new effects, ...) at the "Alternative Party" in January 2003 where it reached the second place among 25 other demos. ======================================== How to run it: ======================================== This is really easy if you are running one of Windows versions since a PC emulator is included. If you use linux, beos or whatever else, you will have to find an emulator for you operating system. For windows users: 1) First, you need to be sure that the files are in one single folder called "BARBITORIC" that is located at the root of the "C:" drive. If it's not the case, it will not run. This version of the emulator is stripped down to a minimum, if you want to install it somewhere else, you'll have to change the path references in the "euphoric.ini" and "r.bat" files. 2) Run the "C:\BARBITORIC\R.BAT" file. This will run the emulator, press any key after the detection of devices, and look at the emulator boot on the DSK file. 3) Just look and appreciate. At the end, the demo is turning in infinite loop, so just press F10 to quit the emulator. Special note for Windows NT/2000 Users ! Since Euphoric is a DOS emulator, it has some troubles with Windows NT kernel because the sound card detection is not working very well. Anyway, there are two solutions in your case: 1) Instead of running "R.BAT" use "NOSOUND.BAT". It would be dommageable because this is the _first_ oric demo with sound, and actually it's a very good sound, with sound chip music and sampled sound. I advice you to choose the second solution: 2) Install VDMS. It's a kind of "sound blaster emulator" specially made to solve this kind of trouble. Simply download and install the last version of VDMS (here: https://sourceforge.net/projects/vdmsound/). After the installation, you will have a new option in the right click contextual menu. So, click on "R.BAT", and choose "RUN WITH VDMS". And it's magic, this will create a virtual sound blaster, euphoric will be happy, and so you will be able to watch this demo with music :) Pump up the volume ! ======================================== The people behind it: ======================================== graphic: * Alice * Dahan * Dbug * MooZ * Prez * Romu * Twilighte music: * Twilighte code: * Dbug * Excess * Jede * Jylam * Romu nfo: * MooZ ======================================== To contact us: ======================================== Jede - jede@oric.org - http://www.oric.org Twilighte - arc@twilighte.freeserve.co.uk - http://twilighte.oric.org Dbug - dbug@defence-force.org - http://www.defence-force.org - http://www.defence-force.org/computing/oric/index.htm irc: #oric on irc.oric.org Other Defence Force Oric productions: ------------------------------------- Assembly 2002 invtro - Made for Assembly 2002 (Finland): - http://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=6977 Quintessential - Released at the VIP4 (FRANCE) demo party in 2003: - http://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=6864 Oric Giga Demo - Released at the VIP3 (FRANCE) demo party in 2002: - http://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=3102 STNICCC C64 Revisited - Released at the STNICCC 2000 (HOLLAND) demo party in 2000: - http://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=3105 Just Oric - Released at the Volcanic 4 (FRANCE) in 1997 - http://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=3131