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  From: Rick Harris <rickharris@mightylegends.zapto.org>
  To  : Jason Nunn <jsno8192@yahoo.com.au>
  Date: 28 Apr 2003 18:17:56 +0930

Re: ANNOUNCEMENT- Small Precludes (A Small OpenGL demo program)

Hey Jason,

Truly amazing. You've definitely got the right stuff.
With talent like this, I don't think you'll have any problems in finding
work in the very near future.

Scene 3 was the one that did it for me, nice work.

I recommend anyone to check this out.


Regards,
Rick

PS-> When will the xmms visualisation be released ? ;)



On Mon, 2003-04-28 at 01:22, Jason Nunn wrote:
> Hello all,
> 
> I've just completed a small OpenGL demoy thing
> program that displays alot of pretty graphics and
> animations. Have a look if you like. It's been
> developed on a MD 9.0 machine. You'll need a 3D
> accelerated graphics card, and OpenGL.
> 
> (NB/ it's about 1.6 Mb in size).
> 
> http://jsno.arafuraconnect.com.au
> /rel/unix_projects/small_precludes.tar.bz2
> 
> or
> 
> http://jsno.portalcomputing.com.au
> /rel/unix_projects/small_precludes.tar.bz2
> 
> Give this link to anyone who has a modern linux
> box and hardware ;). Following is the synopsis of
> the README.
> 
> See ya
> 
> :jason
> 
> --$-------------------------------------------------
> The Small Precludes Demo - By Jason Nunn, (C) 2000
> --------------------------------------------------
> 
> Hello,
> 
> This started out as being a small project in July
> 2000 to learn OpenGL. I had just quit my job at
> the time (Hallmark Computer Intl), and was a bit
> bored. OpenGL was a passing curiousity. It also
> jeered up the time I wrote demos in the early 90's
> ! ;).
> 
> When I started coding the small scenes, I went to
> pieces a bit, and the whole thing dragged on till
> about Feb 2001 (I only intended to play with it
> for a month ! -- I was also interrupted by other
> projects). I eventually became too busy with
> projects within my new job. Small Precludes
> consequently got shelved... which was a pity,
> because at that point, it was virtually finished,
> and basically needed to be bolted together.
> 
> A couple of weeks ago (April Fools Day, 2003), I
> got retrenched from my current job (Arafura
> Connect). So, I'm unemployed again, with no
> projects to invent or code. So, off the shelf it
> came ! ;). I'm a finisher, and that's what I
> intended to do with Small Precludes-- Even if only
> a handful of people get to see it (and appreciate
> it).
> 
> I used to write demos back in my early 20's and
> late teens. Some of you (but I doubt any of you)
> will remember me from the Hornet demo group and
> the Hornet demo news letters in the mid 90's ?.
> 
> This demo is pathetic compared with even old
> demos, although some of it looks nice... But I'm
> rusty, and it was only a personal learning
> exercise anyway. When it comes to graphics and
> music, I have none these skills (I never did, I
> was simply more patient back then and people had a
> much more tolerant standard ;). I guess the demo
> maker of today comes in the form of a web
> developer ?..
> 
> ..Anyway, I hope you enjoy this archaic and
> obsolete form of electronic entertainment, for all
> it's worth. If you like it, write me a line ;).
> 
> Thank you.
> 
> 
> :Jason Nunn <jsno8192@yahoo.com.au>
> Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia
> Sun Apr 27 23:26:46 CST 2003
> 
>                          oo0oo
> --$-------------------------------------------------
> 
> 
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