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RASTERS...GIRLS....BEER.....ATARI!

A 16k demo about the 4 best things
in life for the Atari XL/XE.
Runs on stock 64k PAL machine.
Released at Sillyventure 2k12.

Code : JAC! / WUDSN
Sound: 505  / Checkpoint
Font : OOZ  / Agenda

Created using WUDSN IDE
https://www.wudsn.com
8 bit are enough

Additional Credits

Additional tools used are ALTIRRA
ATARI800WIN,DEFLATE,DIR2ATR,EXOMIZER,
FRHED,GRAFX2,G2F,MADS,PICODOS,TIPCONV.
Thanks for all those great tools,guys.

The demo contains derivative work
of the following excellent stuff.
I owe every original author at least
one beer now and hope I'll have the
chance of sharing it with you one day.

>> Girls and Spark of Inspiration <<
>   Vivid Experiment by Doomsday   <

>>  Mosaic Transition Height Map  <<
> Edge of Disgrace by Booze Design <

>>   Musik Pro Tracker Player     <<
> Fox/Taquart and Jaskier/Taquart  <

Technical Information

The demo runs in TIP (Taquart Inter-
lace Picture) mode. The resolution of
mode is 160i X 200. It is a CPU driven
graphics mode where the CPU is 100%
busy in the visible screen area,
leaving you with almost no time
for effects.

This is the first demo which uses a
new variant (CIP - Character Interlace
Picture) of this mode which allows
full screen effects.

The demo is best viewed on real
hardware and a real CRT TV set
with saturation set to maximum.
Alternatively you can use ALTIRRA.
A ready to run version is included in
the download archive. Start RGBA.bat.

Release Information

This is the fixed fast mix version.
Release date is 2012-12-19.

It loads correctly even without
OPTION pressed and the credits for
LA RESISTANCE show up correctly,
updates both channels on machines
with stereo POKEY upgrade.

I had to leave out a lot of effects
in order to keep the 16k limit, which
was is pity because the chunky mode
framework in the demo is really fun.
So maybe there'll be a "director's
cut" version some day.

See you at Revision 2013, JAC!