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Ok, demoscene talk given! I'll post a video when I get one (They recorded it. We'll see if they decide to splice in my slides or what. I'll do it, if not.) It went smoothly, though the speakers they dug up for me were of the humorously tiny variety that usually go with computers. The Q+A went on for a little longer than expected, half an hour.
One interesting thing the designers came up with was an idea for a "steampunk demo" (though they did not use those words), wherein video effects were created with a mechanical TV for the rasterizing and display device. Yes, I learned about a new thing: "Nipkow disk."
Located two lurking scene enthusiasts, contact infos exchanged.
Now I can stop stressing about talking and concentrate once more on the production for Evoke.
One interesting thing the designers came up with was an idea for a "steampunk demo" (though they did not use those words), wherein video effects were created with a mechanical TV for the rasterizing and display device. Yes, I learned about a new thing: "Nipkow disk."
Located two lurking scene enthusiasts, contact infos exchanged.
Now I can stop stressing about talking and concentrate once more on the production for Evoke.