Видео

Glad we could blow your mind :)

We bought them second hand om a flea market ;)

@@FairLight1337 hihihi. Keep 'em in good condition. <3

Will do :)

Thanks a lot!

FLI does mean triagering the badlines as often as you want them.

Humble thanks for the feedback - glad you like it!

Thanks... (And we agree ;)

If you want to see it on the native machine for the full experience, go for it!

Thanks mate!

Thanks to you to :)

Thanks :)

Glad we could provide :)

Thanks :)

:D

@jesperjohnsen5336 at lest for those of us that was active back in the day. Only Razor 1911 can compete really.

There are a few c64 groups with a longer history, but taking into account multi platform, the number of key ones is limited.

dont remember razor on 64 on Amiga for sure, I must be getting old 🍻

@jesperjohnsen5336 1985-1987. Originally Razor 1911 came from Norway. I know the founders and all of them had a c64 before going over to Amiga very early. Along with Sodan, Star Frontiers, Migges, Tristar, Red Sector, etc.

Thanks mate

Thanks

Thanks :)

Thanks :)

Thanks :)

Thank :)

Thanks :)

Meh, everyone knows it’s much easier to make a demo without loading. You don’t need to waste cycles doing serial communication, and you don’t need to keep all that fastloading code in memory, sweating up your sneakers. That said, holy shit, this was great!

This one is NOT single load. The disk side is stuffed with parts.

Current loaders take around two pages and they are really fast. So its not what it used to be...

@FairLight1337 my bad l thought it was crammed into memory, but these days everything is a disksette size, even if crunching has become much better.

Loaders suck up any available CPU time and its really quick, so filling memory with new data can be done on the fly. But you also have the option up spanning multiple diska. You loose control over the exact timing when you do like that, but it gives access to more storage.

Thanks :)

Thanks :)

@FairLight1337 ❤️

Keep watching and sharing :)

Boden. Home of a number of members back on the days.

@FairLight1337 wow I didn't know you guys were that close back then. It's a small world. Funny story, I fell asleep on the bus from Umeå and woke up in Boden, same day as they abolished cash payment on busses. That sucked lol had to find a normie that I could give cash to pay my fare coz I only had cash on me. Good times. Plus I also did my "mönstring" in Boden, I guess you know what ppl say about that? "Det finns en plats på jorden där solen aldrig ler, den platsen heter Boden dit vill jag aldrig mer" 😂 Much love ❤️

I am from Lund so feel free to joke on the expense of Boden :) There will be a segment covering Riddlers talk on the party. That one you might like as it covers a bit of the story of the Norrland scene.

We are still here :)

Thanks :)

Didnt you make a hardware mod to the unit and didnt change the software? Thats what I did to the PS2 at least. That said, Fairlight didn't work on the PlayStation platform at all so I have no contact to people who knows anything on the subject.

Hi to you to :)

@@FairLight1337 its very long time that we didint speak missed you so much bro take care of yourself hugs:)

Thanks :)

I am trying to distribute between interviews and tech stuff. It has been less tech stuff in recent history, and I will see if I can add stuff there. Thanks

I wasnt involved in the production so I can say I also love it without being too biased

Thanks!!

Indeed so. He was of course on the X2024 episode, even if its not so that its a formal interview.

@@FairLight1337 He sure was! But it would be really intresting with an in depth interview!

I will surely add that to the list. Thanks for the suggestion

I guess you would have had quite a few in which quite a lot later than that :)

Glad to help :)

My worry is that compo organisera would be fed up if they have to uphold difficult rules. But people not competing if they feel others cheat is of course equally rotten.

@@FairLight1337 Then maybe you should only have a party without compos if you are fed up with having rules. It's really not that much more work. For me it is the least you can expect as a competitor sending in productions that has taken like a week to do for a single image or several months for a demo. Without fairness there will be no more people making new stuff for compos.

People sort of expect compos In CSDb, you cant define an event without a release and getting a release without a compo is also difficult...

@@JoachimLjunggren There are parties that do Showcases instead of Compos, that's ok too, but when we declare "party like it's 1991 again" - we want it the old way. Similar dramas we had before - with scanned images, photoshop, ripped samples and code, clear name-voting, etc. Now, with all resources easily available online, we just kindly ask to avoid some stuff where you can but on the other hand many tools/resources help to create scene content faster. And this is important as we are old people, busy with real-life, with only limited spare time for our hobby. Another thing is imho what Jetboy does - experimenting with using modern tech in our retro-world - and that's something cool too. Nothing is just black or white (as usual). So I hope the scene will survive AI same as it did with C-19 and no real parties for some time :)

Great post - thanks

I guess the challenge is that if tools do almost all of the work, then the contribution of the artist is so low that they lose interest.

One should ask themselves if you want to look at art made by AI or by a human that has spend his life learning to make just this image for the C64. Is it interesting to see an AI image made by a machine that really didn't deeply understood what it did and just churned out something "cool" but soulless, then yes go ahead and allow it. But if you are interested in the human mind and solid and can appreciate human made art AI tools and converters should not be allowed in any compos. Without human made art society declines.

I generally agree, but I also believe a majority of people couldn't tell the difference.

Sure. Is he totally in the other corner?

@@FairLight1337 Mayme not totally in the other corner, but definitely far away from the featured artists. It seems he is using a lot of "references" and automation tools but is not mentioning it. Maybe also Facet that extensively uses AI in his work.

I have tried contacting Talent on CSDb but no reply yet.

Humble thanks

I love the story telling. I do remember Harlekins mom forcing him to be outdoor. He moved the c64 outdoors and then hid under a blanket, still coding ;)

Read it again. Sorry, but its only possible to react with a single heart. Still love you comment above one heart level.

Thanks!

You are so welcome!

The key takeaway was that anything goes if you are transparent, unless specific rules in specific compos forbid it

@@FairLight1337which is totally also the way it should be. Transparency first and foremost is the key.

​@@FairLight1337Word.

I guess the way transparency works is that you hand in work stages. But I guess AI can generate those as well ...

Why use AI and not do it by yourself? Using AI/converting cuts out the complete creative process that is so exciting (and frustrating) but in the end totally rewarding and makes you a better human being.

I didnt get that. The serial is the seed for which character you get.

Thanks for the visit

Thanks for the visit

Thanks for the added context!