Demoscene

[Lois]

demoscene
I explore the unexpected things in fractals. In the demoscene decided to make a demo. It Exe files you want to run. I propose to start my Exe file. You'll be surprised.
https://yadi.sk/d/3a0Ph9iSnJSXU

[cKleinhuis]

hmm, have you released it at some party? right now i have no anti virus software installed and so i am not checking out your link

[Lois]

hmm, have you released it at some party? right now i have no anti virus software installed and so i am not checking out your link

There is a service allowing to check files for viruses online. Take advantage of them. What should I do to use the demo in a party?

[panzerboy]

Needs a bass.dll to run, I found a bass.dll here http://www.un4seen.com/
Then I had the following error "the application was unable to start correctly 0xc000007b..."
Running Windows 10 (64 bit of course).

Ahah! I copied the 64 bit bass.dll from the X64 directory, mir_fractal needs the 32 bit bass.dll from the root directory of the bass24.zip.
problem solved.

[Lois]

Needs a bass.dll to run, I found a bass.dll here http://www.un4seen.com/
Then I had the following error "the application was unable to start correctly 0xc000007b..."
Running Windows 10 (64 bit of course).

Ahah! I copied the 64 bit bass.dll from the X64 directory, mir_fractal needs the 32 bit bass.dll from the root directory of the bass24.zip.
problem solved.

Yes, indeed there is a problem. But I have everything working properly. Did you like it ?

[panzerboy]

I liked the music more than the visuals. Am I right in thinking its mostly echo (delay) manipulation?
Getting a delay to self oscillate and feedback? Interesting but not ... pleasant.
Perhaps the visuals weren't working right?
There were two rapidly rotating fractal pictures, the rotation was so fast I couldn't make out much detail.
The background was a grid of Doom style pixelated textures.
I've attached a screen capture of what I saw.

Is there a way to end the demo. I've been using the task manager to kill the process.

[Lois]

I liked the music more than the visuals. Am I right in thinking its mostly echo (delay) manipulation?
Getting a delay to self oscillate and feedback? Interesting but not ... pleasant.
Perhaps the visuals weren't working right?
There were two rapidly rotating fractal pictures, the rotation was so fast I couldn't make out much detail.
The background was a grid of Doom style pixelated textures.
I've attached a screen capture of what I saw.

Is there a way to end the demo. I've been using the task manager to kill the process.

Am I right in thinking its mostly echo (delay) manipulation?

This is a very interesting tool. Modular synthesizer Korg Little Bits

<a href="https://www.youtube.com/v/4th8p0jSK9E&rel=1&fs=1&hd=1" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/v/4th8p0jSK9E&rel=1&fs=1&hd=1</a>

Perhaps the visuals weren't working right?

I have a different idea of right and wrong. I use glitch

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glitch

Is there a way to end the demo. I've been using the task manager to kill the process.

Double-click on the screen and the program is reduced. Then you can close it in the line below.

<a href="https://www.youtube.com/v/1tGpB2tNS8k&rel=1&fs=1&hd=1" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/v/1tGpB2tNS8k&rel=1&fs=1&hd=1</a>

[JohnVV]

a binary MS *.exe and NO screenshots and no source code
 

then it is MISSING MS *.dll's for a UNLISTED library that you never informed people  that it was needed
  

not good !

[Lois]

a binary MS *.exe and NO screenshots and no source code
 

then it is MISSING MS *.dll's for a UNLISTED library that you never informed people  that it was needed
  

not good !

This problem is only you. Perhaps you are a special person. Others have no such problems.

[lycium]

The ones who didn't have problems are the ones who happened to have the runtime DLLs needed by your exe already. See for yourself: http://www.dependencywalker.com/ (I'm not touching your exe either!)

Something I find funny about this thread is that there's so much attention for an exe no one trusts, but when someone posts their meticulously distributed software it often gets no attention