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Yes, rushed. :) Liked the rigid spikeball, and music was ok even if not my style and not matched to the demo.

It was a pure party production. Started working on it about 02:00, went to bed about 05:00, due to a bug in the compo system couldn't hand it in then. Got some sleep and had my alarm set for about 11:30 and handed it in about 11:45. Updated the entry later in the day with some missing DLLs so it would run fine on the freshly installed compo machine.

If I can get around to it, I will clean up and release the source code. It's horrible, but it's a decent skeleton for a basic demo. The linemorph, tunnel, starfield and overlay coded is by me, the rest is based on stuff mostly found in old Outracks tutorials. The music is by Another Zen.

Effectwise it has: overlays, bloom, bumpmapping, linemorphing, starfield, tunnel, vectorslime and audio synched effects. The contains a lot of old projects and more effects. It features among others a complete playable tetris game.

There's also support for -width=x and -height=y parameters in case the default resolution isn't ideal for your monitor. The hardcoded resolution is what we figured would most likely look ok on the round compo screen, the infamous screen i dubbed TG Scope.

Somehow it feels a lot like a bunch of random effects taken from Shapeshifter, but I suppose those Outracks tutorials are from around that era? Anyway, it's quite OK in terms of amount of content; could probably have come a place or two higher, but lower places in a compo are pretty random anyway. :-)