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Crawly Crypt Vol 2: Atari Falcon030 Graphics and Sound Demos

124BEERS  The 124 Beers Later demo from Trio.  This "mega demo" was released at
          the "Place To Be" coding party in France (August 18, 1994).  Features
          a lot of nice graphics including a video "tour" of one of the
          programmer's (Murdoc) house.


AMY_WALK  An animation that was originally done on an Amiga but has been ported
          to the Falcon.  It shows a "Walker" from the Star Wars movies being
          chased by a cartoon character.  They run around an Amiga 2000.


ARE_YOU   The "Are You Experienced?" Falcon030 demo by EKO (Extremely Kriminal
          Organization).  The demo requires at least four megs to run.  The
          demo begins with a "space battle" of polygons.  The demo then moves
          on to other graphic effects (too many to list here).  Various stereo
          soundtracks are played throughout the demo.  An excellent demo!


BIRDIE2   The Birdie II demo by Zeal.  This Falcon030 specific demo was
          apparently coded at a demo coding part called "Birdie num number 2".
          The demo starts with some zooming fractals and moves on to rotating
          spheres, star objects, etc.  It also has the traditional stereo
          soundtrack.


BOUND4    Bound 4 by Audoly Gilles.  The 4th Bound demo features a color
          background screen (a picture of a whale under water) which a sphere
          "boinks" over.  The "boinking" sphere has a picture of a girl inside
          of it and has a glass transparent quality - you can see a faint,
          distorted image of the background picture inside the sphere as it
          moves.  A nice bit of music plays in the background all throughout
          the demo.


BURP      Burp is a VERY small demo (it's only 333 bytes long) that, when run,
          makes the screen bounce up and down.  Whatever is on the screen after
          that will bounce - be it the desktop, a program, etc.


CAMERA    Sentry Developer Team presents an XLR8 production - "A Motion in
          Falcon".  This demo must be run from low res true color mode (320 X
          200).  It feature a camera's view of a nice country scene with a
          mountain in the background.  The camera pans all around the area
          while music plays in the background.


CLOEN_VS  CLOEN vs MOONSPEEDOR by (in alphabetic order) BESTBUG, CRAC, ENITALP,
          MACDO, PSET.  This demo lets you wander around a "dungeon" of sorts.
          Make sure to watch the walls, some of them are animated.


DATELIN2  A graphics demo that "advertises" Al Petersen's Dateline BBS.  Al
          Petersen's BBS system offers 100% Atari support.


DC_BIO    The "Built-In Obsolescence" demo by Digital Chaos is a fairly lengthy
          demo that features several different screens of graphics effects
          including a DSP Tunnel coded by "Tat", Fractal Zoom routines by
          "Infinity", Realtime Julia and Rotating Mars by "Tat", DSP and 030
          Soundtracker routines by "Tat" and music by "Tommy of Avena".


DEMO_FAL  A collection of short demos by wax & gen & DeadHeart for the
          Falcon030.  Among the demos included are a graphics only demo that
          displays a cool "laval lamp" type effect.  Another of the graphics
          only demos included displays a shaded, rotating cube.


DSP_DOTS  A Falcon030 demo that uses the DSP to plot a group of dots that form
          a sphere.  This sphere is continually rotating and bouncing.  The DSP
          is doing all the calculations in real time.  Pretty impressive
          considering how many dots make up the sphere and how fast it is
          rotating and bouncing.


ECLIPSE   The "Eclipse" graphics demo must be run from the 320 X 200 True Color
          mode.  It works on either RGB or VGA monitors (there will be a tiny
          bit of garbage at the bottom of the VGA screen due to it being larger
          than it's RGB counterpart).  You are in a space ship watching the
          forward viewscreen.  As you cruise around space, you see all types of
          space craft flying around.  No sound.


FALCON_D  Falcond Demo Faq version: 1.1 created and maintained by Mr.XY -
          GoreMaster of the GoreZone.  This ASCII file lists and gives some
          info about most of the Falcon graphics and sound demos in existence.


FEV_WEEK  The Fever Week demo from Aura.  This is an "internal release" demo
          that was coded by one of the Aura members during a week in which he
          was very ill and had to stay at home.  With nothing else to do, he
          cranked out this fairly impressive graphics and sound demo.


F_DEMO    A short demo that proclaims the Falcon030 to be an "Amiga Basher", a
          "PC Masher", and a "computer for real men".  This demo MUST be run
          from low res true color (320 X 200).


F_MOI     Two short demos (F_MOI1.PRG and F_MOI2.PRG) by an unknown coder.
          These demos both display some interesting graphics effects on screen.


GUTENTAG  The "Gutentag" demo by Avena is a graphics and sound demo for the
          Falcon that lets you "take control" so to speak.  While background
          music plays, some 3D shapes appear on the screen.  Using the keyboard
          you can rotate these shapes in the direction and speed you desire.


GUTS      The "AllBran" demo by "Dezign" (or possibly the "Dezign Demo" by
          "AllBran"?).  Starts off with an ASCII "AllBran" logo.  Pressing the
          space bar starts the demo.  Some music with explicit "in-your-face"
          lyrics plays while a pretty good assortment of graphics routines
          display on the screen.


HANGER    Another super Falcon030 animation from Barry Summer.  This one is an
          outerspace scenario.  It shows a few things that go through the
          hanger of a large space station.


HIGHWAY   The "Highway Star Demo" version 1.07 by PLPL.  This demo was started
          at the Place to Be '93 and finished on March 09, 1994.  It starts out
          by displaying a beautiful true color picture.  It then moves on to
          various graphics effects that remind you of a "color spirograph" or a
          "kaleidescope effect".  A "soothing" stereo soundtrack plays
          throughout the demo.  Requires and RGB monitor.


INDYMAG   IndyMag 1 - an "intro" that was written for a planned (future) online
          magazine.


INDYMAG2  IndyMag 2 - another "intro" that was written for a planned (future)
          online magazine.


KILLER    The "Killer Demo" by GEN, WAX, DEADHEART.  One word describes this
          demo -- AWESOME!  It is a "music video" with REALTIME direct from
          disk stereo playback along with digitized stills and some animated
          stuff.  Very well done - better than a lot of stuff on MTV.  Runs on
          both RGB and VGA monitors but MUST be run from the 256 color mode.
          Note: while this demo will run from the CD, the pictures and sound
          will be WAY out of sync with each other due to the fact that the
          pictures can't load off of the CD ROM fast enough.


KRUSTON   The "Kruston" demo by "Logitron" for the Falcon030.  It starts out by
          displaying an Atari Falcon030 logo.  It then displays a Logitron
          logo.  Then a Kruston logo bounces onto the screen, raises to the
          top, and a "cartoon" is displayed below it.


KRUSTON2  The "Kruston II" demo by Logitron for the Falcon030.  This demo
          features a "story slideshow" with a narration.  The narration is in
          French.  This demo was coded by Maxx-C Benny (aka Fernandez Benoit).
          At the end of the demo is a digitized "dance" segment featuring the
          demo coders.


LB        The "Lame Brain" demo from "The Megabusters".  This demo definitely
          qualifies as a "Mega-Demo".  It contains several different screens -
          each one contains a unique and interesting graphic animation.  The
          entire demo is accompanied by a stereo soundtrack.


MICKMDM1  The "Mick Mouse" demo is a very small graphics and sound demo.  It
          features DSP playback of a stereo soundtrack with a true color
          picture displayed on the screen.  A "Mick Mouse" logo "boinks" over
          the true color picture.  Press space bar to exit.


MOKTAR    The "Mostly Harmless" demo by MJJ Productions was finished and
          released at the "Place To Be Again" coding party.  It features the
          usual stereo soundtrack and a variety of graphics screens.  However,
          there are no scrolling lines of text.  Instead there are
          "intermission" screens between each demo screen.  When the demo
          starts, you will have to press the space bar to continue past the
          intro screen.


MORPH_1   Demonstration morph file (.FLH) between a girls and tigers face.
          Includes the Black Scorpian .FLX, .FLI, .FLC, .FLH file viewer (works
          in all resolutions with BlowUp and ScreenBlaster too!


MORPH_2   Second morph, changing between a girls face and a Japeneise cartoon
          girl. Once again includes the Black Scorpians .FL? viewer - v3.00.


MSX_DSK1  Music Compile 1 - an Independent Production.  This is a "jukebox"
          featuring some of the best original songs of many demo coding teams.
          The songs include: "680XX Tune" by Tommy of Avena; "Cry of a Condor"
          by Stax of Lazer; "Dentrotheme" and "Purple Sky" by Domm of
          AnimalMine; "Fly" and "Memories" by Beatbox of Aura; "Hawk",
          "Legalize It", "Midgard", and "Valley of Hope" by Ripguy of Risk;
          "Silent 6" by Front 6 of Avena.


PENICHE   The "Bite the Boat Party" Falcon030 demo by Wax & Gen.  Once the demo
          starts you will have to press the space bar to get past the intro
          screen.  Besides the intro screen, the demo consists of a boat that
          rotates and moves around the screen.  A stereo soundtrack plays all
          throughout the demo.


P_O_I     The Point of Inflection demo by Lord Foul.  This Falcon030 demo
          starts out with a stereo soundtrack playing and various 3D rotating
          objects being formed out of dots (similar to a starfield that takes
          on a specific shape).  Press the space bar to advance to the 2nd
          phase - which consists of the dot objects moving side to side across
          the screen.  Press the space bar again for the 3rd phase - multiple
          "boinking" dot spheres.  The final phase is the credits screen.


SATURNE2  Saturne by HYDROXID.  A "little Dentro" that consists of a couple of
          "title" pages and a rotating starfield coded by "Cristalion", music
          by "Skidz", DSP replay routines by "Nullos/DNT Crew", logo & font
          design by "Saya" with additional coding by "Artoax".


SCROLL    A scroll demo by Stefan Egeler.  This demo displays a picture of a
          fractal in black and white.  It "fades into color".  All the time it
          is moving around the screen.  This demo runs on both RGB and VGA
          monitors but *MUST* be run from the 256 color mode.


SPRITE    A small Sprite demo by Stefan Egeler that consists of sprites (in the
          form of circles and then happy faces) moving about over a true color
          background picture of 2 ninjas fighting.  There are two versions of
          the program - 1 for RGB and 1 for VGA.  Both must be run from the 320
          X 200 True Color Mode.


SPY_DEMO  The "Spy Hunter" demo by "Reservoir Gods" is a short demo that
          features some cars traveling on a scrolling road similar to the Spy
          Hunter coin operated video game.  The cars blow up within seconds of
          starting the demo, but the landscape keeps scrolling.  No sound.


STRANGE   "Strange Circumstances" by New Trend.  This "mega demo" has way too
          many screeens/ scenes to list individually.  It contains some
          stunning graphics (true color) and some very interesting graphic
          effects.  Note, the "greetings" are in the MIDDLE of the demo - so
          don't shut the machine off when they start.  This demo requires and
          RGB monitor or TV (or MultiSync monitor).


SUMMORPH  An animation by Barry Summer that demonstrates morphing.  Watch as a
          parrot morphs into the words "Summer Video".


TGASLIDE  This is one of the very first graphics demos that existed for the
          Falcon.  This slideshow presentation was released as a way to show
          off the Falcon's dazzling True Color graphics modes.  Despite being
          one of the first demos out, it stills shows off the Falcon's graphics
          capabilities rather nicely.


VIRTCITY  Falcon030 Virtual City by Tony Bennett.  This demo is interactive.
          You can move around in a virtual reality city using your mouse
          (buttons control speed, moving the mouse controls direction).  The
          demo requires an RGB monitor and runs in True Color.  It makes use of
          the DSP for matrix rotation calculations.  Pretty slick.


WAIWALA   The Waiwala demo by NCC (New Computer Concept) was written in two
          days at the "Place to be Again" convention in August of 1994.  The
          demo runs in RGB mode and features the obligatory stereo soundtrack.
          The graphics effects consist of the "Waiwala" logo moving back and
          forth in the background while the names of the coders are spelled out
          in "vectorized" lines that dance across the screen.  There are other
          graphic effects as the demo progresses.


WALKER1   Atari Walker by B. Summer is a graphics animation based on an Amiga
          animation.  It was modified and converted on the Atari Falcon030
          using Apex Media.


WELTSCHM  The "WELTSCHMERZ" Falcon030 demo by Avena.  All design, grafix,
          digitizing, music & most of the code by "Fried".  The main animation
          player was done by "Boris".  It starts out with a True Color pciture
          of a serene forest scene - complete with a babbling brook and
          "forest" sound effects.  Then there is an explosion and load, fast
          paced music plays while several scenes of death and destruction flash
          across the screen.  At the end of the demo is silence and a picture
          of a small child.


WORMHOLE  Wormhole is another Falcon030 animation by Barry Summer.  It shows
          some guy sitting in a rotating space ship.


XMAS_DBA  "Rave the Christmas" Falcon030 demo by "DBA".  According to the
          scrolling text in the demo, the DBA "wishes all of you a raving
          Christmas and a happy new year".  This is their 1st production for
          the Falcon030.  It features a driving, rock-ish, Christmas music
          soundtrack and some interesting graphics effects (note the changing
          intensity of the scrolling text and the background snow).


XPERIENC  The "X-Perience" demo by "Abstract".  A fairly good sized demo that
          features many screens including: Some nice RayTraced pictures in
          505000 Colors, Gouraud Shading (23000 pixL/VBL), 4096 Dots morphing,
          Multi-Objet Concave Inter Objets Morphing 'Abstract World' (80
          Faces), and 3D Concave Morphing.  Requires an RGB monitor (the docs
          claim it works on VGA but it didn't on the Falcon I tested it on).


X_OVER    The "XOVER" demo by "The Chaos Engine".  This short demo was created
          because the group heard the music that plays throughout the demo and
          thought the music was so good that it deserved a demo to go with it.
          The music was composed by "Horizon" and the DSP replay routines were
          written by "Bitmaster of Blue Software".  Works on both RGB and VGA
          monitors.


ZOOMAND   An FLC animation by Francois Le Coat of a floating, spinning island
          of mountains in the foreground with a true color planet Earth
          rotating in the background.  Requires an FLC player and an RGB
          monitor.