If you can you should run them yourself instead of watching video captures. Especially the first Still demo gets completely destroyed by Youtube's video encoding.
Nathan Wilson
I haven't followed the scene in ages. Has anyone ever managed to outdo Farbrausch's The Product?
Alexander Thomas
Outdo in what way?
Easton Rodriguez
in any way
Aiden Watson
Take a look at the two 64k intros mentioned in and tell me what you think.
Colton Kelly
what's the point? demoscene was dead since long ago >tfw any random anime opening has more visual aestethic than the best demo of all times
Connor Barnes
>AMIGAAAAAA >PANTS OFF
Justin Butler
nope
Ayden Rogers
>What's the point of people enjoying things that I don't enjoy
Juan Parker
>plebs
Evan Ramirez
>dreads Don't know what this and now I'm going no further to find out.
Julian Gray
are all these some kind of poorly made fanart upon Remeber Me?
Liam Thomas
>4KB ubershaders intro >64KB ubershaders intro in C++ >Mega 64MB mp3 soundtrack Demo >loldemoscene
David Myers
No, Remember Me, as forgettable as it was, is fanart of these events
Landon Ramirez
>mp3 demoscene Wat
Parker Long
but art and zik (and code) was much better in Remember Me
Benjamin Roberts
you seem to be new to demonscene
Thomas Barnes
wat
Isaac Hall
I don't get it
Connor Jones
first one was jittery, glitchy and literally unwatchable on my computer. i was mind blown when i saw the youtube link and watched it from there. is these dependent to certain hardware?
Caleb Hall
I kid, I liked Remember me, I've just been waiting years to make that joke What, that they've been aesthetically boring C3 looking events up till the last couple of them?
Dylan Lewis
Seminar in progress >twitch/revisionseminars
Last year Mercury has some pretty cool things,search for the interview they used some data from their workplace to simulate things.
it's a special olympic gaems where coders demostrate their skills at writing unmaintainable c0d3z
Charles Thompson
It's not that impressive anymore as our hardware is quite limitless and nothing will impress anymore for it's limits.
Owen Kelly
shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh you dont know what you are talking about
Joseph Flores
you got the point
Daniel Martinez
So, it's live rendered video? Like some cutscenes in games? I downloaded one but it was locked to a 1080p resolution though. But is there any advantage to this over pre-rendering a video? Or is it all about showing off your hacker skills?
Jason Ross
>Or is it all about showing off your hacker skills? Yes.
Evan Ortiz
It has always been about showing off skills and creativity.
Anthony White
demo - means demo version, so they just showing off demoversions of upcoming games.
Hunter Ward
>But is there any advantage to this over pre-rendering a video?
Smaller filesize. Also many codecs will absolutely destroy certain visuals.
Zachary White
It's like live rendered video, but it was amazing stuff when computers could not even render videos like today.
Adrian Sanchez
if they could not, then it wasn't possible?
Landon Torres
That's where skills and creativity come into play.
Oliver Wright
so it was possible, after all?
Julian Gomez
Literally Meteoriks awards had category for that and just gave out an award.
Alexander Ramirez
>he thinks it is that easy
Hunter Gutierrez
possible, hence computers could render that video, and only programmers couldn't program them properly
Easton Clark
Usually there was no video at all, it was clever code.
Kevin Perry
although probably it was already too late as those computers were already obsolete
Luis Ross
It's not impressive anymore, but it was impressive when you made a computer with 64k of RAM and 1MHz CPU render pseudo-3D environments, 3D objects, multiple layers of graphics, video, voice... or generally braking limits even the people who designed the systems didn't have an idea was possible.
Adrian Thomas
>But is there any advantage to this over pre-rendering a video? The whole point of demos is that they're computed in real time. Demoscene isn't about producing pretty videos, it's about producing pretty demos.
Aiden Turner
Can't wait for ASD to show everyone how it's done again. They're participating right?
Parker Sanders
>could render that video Except it is not video and is real time rendering of things unimaginable before on the system.
Is this some sweet motherfucking Dubmood? Who /rzr/ here?
Connor White
Now demoscene is about beer.
Ethan Turner
The last time ASD released a demo at Revision/Breakpoint was Breakpoint 2008 so I wouldn't hold my breath.
Gavin Myers
Shader Showdown starting
Eli Richardson
sup
I also talked to him once on FB
Joshua Fisher
Wew lad, that's a weak collection. >he doesn't even own the Force de Frappe vinyl
Cameron Johnson
Place your bets
Landon James
>implying i can find it
Henry Rogers
Fizzer a cute
Noah Nguyen
for
Noah Phillips
Why do they not indent their code reee
Charles Ortiz
>falling for Sup Forums memes not even once
Carter Davis
>making your code readable >Sup Forums memes uh ok?
Isaiah Gonzalez
>making your code readable fuckings to 14m3r5 to be honest
Isaac Cooper
Since today computers are "limitless", why don't they write a demo that runs on 16 Gigs of RAM and produces real-life like graphics in 144 Fps on UHD resolution?
Ethan Moore
because they aren't. saying that computers have no limits is a meme.
>tron-like shit that can be rendered in 3d max >no human faces, no complex lighting on complex surfaces, no voxels, no waving in the wind neckbeard hair I don't even care about 64k, just make something feasible
Jonathan Fisher
whatever man,you should try for once see how it goes. DICE is always looking for talent on Revision.