Jim's Demo Film
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1:26 As long as computers have been around, so have the need for titties.
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Check out my other videos.
Use my YouTube user name to find
the Cinemagic magazine article at flickr.
Too bad this clip was't ready in time for 'Asteroid!'.
There's a black and white version.
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There's something stylistically charming about adventures in new fields like this was.
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jsl151850b 6 months ago
I wonder how that computer could stay on for what I assume would be a few weeks.
kargaroc386 7 months ago
@kargaroc386 We're talking about a 1980 era home computer.
The operating system was less than 1/8 megabyte.
I think my longest run was less than 100 hours.
The Super 8 camera needed a power supply.
Batteries might run down in a long shoot.
Dang! So long ago!
I merged TWO Floating Point Basics.
One used a co-processor card to speed up math operations, and one
was the Beagle Brothers Double Hi Res Basic.
In retrospect, that should have been impossible!
jsl151850b 6 months ago
haha man this reminds me of 80's sci-fi films.
BigBoy62783 9 months ago
@BigBoy62783 YES!
My plan was to make a film loop that would play on the bridge of the starship Enterprise at one of the science stations.
I did somewhat in the film I helped make "Asteroid!".
Also.. is WAS the 1980s.
jsl151850b 9 months ago
Yeah, I remember running some of those demos that would render 3d or fractal graphs. They'd take like ten minutes to complete an image.
prodos8 1 year ago
@prodos8 Yeah... BYTE Magazine!
I rewrote it from Basic (sorry... foggy on the details... nearly 30 years ago!)
I *do* remember I couldn't caculate cosine from machine language so I used
a 'lookup table' created by the ]['s Floating Point Basic.
Did you read *all* the comments here?
Be sure to look at the flickr website. Same user name. It's public.
PS: Beagle Bros. Double High Res Basic! 384 x 512 pixels!
PS: CCSoft co-processor Basic.
PPS: I merged them!
jsl151850b 1 year ago