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.............................Passenger 1337

....a demo for Synthesis Party 2...........
..........held in France - march 2002......

please consider this version as a 'party version'
because the final version will integrate :
- an icon for the .exe
- a good name of the window in windowed mode
- less size (perhaps 100Kb)
- a different splash screen for loading time


Windows 98 2nd edition prefered
runs good on Windows Me too
runs good on Windows 2000 too
i dont know on others platforms

OpenGL : please consider using
actual video card is better
GEforce prefered
ATI Rage128 : use good drivers (ask us)
ATI Radeon sucks as usual, bad drivers
other cards not tested

if your card doesnt support openGL, try to
run the demo in windowed mode and decrease the
size of the window (tested successfully on a 
P2 at 266Mhz + matrox mystic 4Mb video card !
only the processor will work

size is 640x480
but you can see it in windowed mode
dont try to change the size of the window, prefer
using full screen ,)

duration 3m32s or less, a problem occurs at the
end and the end of the demo can cut like a cutter

done for Synthesis party 2 - march 2002

Message from Zone : this demo is more like
a tutorial for my skills like a true artistic
demo. In fact i started this demo just to
test our engine, and to increase my skills in
3d. but due to the thing explained at the end
of the demo, i must finish it for the soul.


the team :

Unison / ukOnx^Wipe
= main music

Nula / Marshals
= end music

Zone / Marshals
= design
= 2D gfxs
= 3D scenes

Raist / Marshals
= 2D logo
= 3D scenes help

Woid / Marshals
= 3d engine code
= effects code

Memon / Moppi
= graphical user interface (DemoPaja)
= effects code

Windows - OpenGL - 640x480 - duration 3m32s
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