Dreamscape

Downloads

• Download Dreamscape complete archive(4.1Mb) (old version)
• Download Dreamscape Remix v1.2 update (284k) (needs old main archive already installed)

Requirements

Machine:	Amiga :-)
Processor:	68020+, 030/50 recommended
Memory:	2MB chipram, 4MB Fastram recommended
HD space:	Needs 4.2MB, can not be run from disks
Tested on:	Most configurations from 020/14 to 060/50 with CV64

Oh yes, bragging is so much fun sometimes, Dreamscape works on *all* 020+ Amigas (including ECS), even 040 based ones! (as opposed to a certain other demo ranked higher than this one at TG96) In fact, even the music is played correctly!

Dreamscape Remix

Dreamscape Remix is a re-release of Dreamscape with many bugs fixed and general improvements. All the new stuff is described in the readme file, but here are the main points:

• Support for all 32bit Cybergraphics modes (should work perfectly on the SD64!)
• Support for all 16bit Cybergraphics modes (gives truecolor on all cards!)
• Cybergraphics double buffering
• New 2x2 modes for all displays, even ham8! Looks much nicer than the old black dither.
• New 1x1 modes for all displays
• Much faster grey modes
• Should work on v36+ Amigas (knock on wood)

Two versions of Dreamscape Remix has been released. Version 1.2 is the latest.

Credits and Screenshots

Triumph Motion Pictures logo zoomer

Objects: Ivan Moen

The good old Triumph logo zooms in on the screen. Notice the nice lens flare effect (turn the brightness up!) This sequence is very much like the opening on Ivan's wild compo entry

Dreamscape logo rotator

Objects: Morten Johnsen (Morten.Johnsen@triumph.no)

The music begins. The socket scrolls up from the bottom. The Dreamscape logo rotates down from the top of the screen and lands on the socket.

Gear

Objects: Ivan Moen

The gear wheel rises from the acid bath, rotates around while spinning and sinks down again. Note the reflections in the acid and on the wheel itself.

Atom rotator

Objects: Ivan Moen (moeni@online.no)

Several other objects rise from the acid bath and spins around, dipping into the acid every now and then. Note the light settings and reflections in the acid.

Dreamscape part 1 - Enemy flyby

Objects: Morten Johnsen (Morten.Johnsen@triumph.no)

The five enemies fly between some friendly pyramids. Suddenly they encounter a friendly fighter base. They decide to make a run for it. Note the shadows and the texture on the pyramids.

Dreamscape part 2 - Launch

Objects: Morten Johnsen (Morten.Johnsen@triumph.no)

Our hero takes off and chases after the enemies. If you watch closely, you might see the Triumph logo on the back of the fighter :-). Yep, it's the same fighter as used in Morten's winning entry to the Gathering 1994 animation competition!

Dreamscape part 3 - Enemy cruise

Objects: Morten Johnsen (Morten.Johnsen@triumph.no)

The enemies cruise through the landscape, attempting to get away. Note the shadows.

Dreamscape part 4 - The showdown

Objects: Morten Johnsen (Morten.Johnsen@triumph.no)

Finally, the good guy catches up with the attackers. He turns on his trusty laser and knocks out four fighters easily. The last one is a bit tougher, but he hits at last. The camera does a nice closeup of the explosion and the good guy flies away victorious. Note that the laser casts a shadow. Do lasers cast shadows? I don't know!