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Amiga Wild Scenedemo Hale-Bopp by Massive shown at The Gathering 1997.

Another huge scala animation, but the whole thing seems better timed this time around as the speed doesn't seem to change regardless of config I set. I haven't cropped the video as there are some big animations and a lot gets cut if I crop to the normal sized screens. An A1200, 030/50 with a minimum of 32mb is recommended for this one.

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P R E S E N T S


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A wild demo made for The Gathering 1997 in the Vikingship, Hamar.

This is the one and only publical release, originally the demo was a bit
smaller and with fewer anims, becos of time pressure we didn't have time
too at this things too the first released. But as the it was only
transferred to a S-VHS cassette and never spread we thought that a fixed
version for the public would be best. So this is really Hale-Bopp v 1.1
In addition to the modules by Rolex/Msv and Nork/Msv, this demo included
the module Love-is-cola by Caramel/Fsn. This module was unfortunately
removed in this release since there is no support for XM-modules in the
current version of Scala Infochannel. We replaced it with another mod by
Rolex/Msv, called Spoiiing.

Note that if you have less than 32 megs of ram you have to run all the
anims from harddrive, either using the diskanim icon or executing the
HaleBopp-Diskanim script, it's your choice. Also if you have 32 megs of
ram you need to startup without the workbench, because the demo needs
lots of ram. If all else fails dial 911 and pray. (If you ever used
windows 95, you will already be familiar with this procedure).


C R E D I T S :

Rendering Masters: Thrym / Massive
Kerfue / Future Void

Models: Thrym / Massive
Kerfue / Future Void

Music: Caramel / Fascination
Nork / Massive&Network
Rolex / Massive

Text, Idea and Quality Assurance: Mosher / Massive


We also wish to thank: J. I. Fossbakk (Kjaldar)

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