ACG_Ani-pre

Short:        Preview of a New Manga Anim.
Author:       aristides castiglioni
Uploader:     arisca softhome net (aristides castiglioni)
Type:         pix/art
Architecture: generic


Well, this is it. my biggest anim so far, and maybe the biggest 2d anim ever
created. So far it's 18megs in size and it's only completed on a 67%, I made this
preview in order to get some feedback about my anim, as you can imagine it has
been a hell of a job so far and I still have a long way to go. 
In this anim there 'll be no still frames just like in my latest one amiga legacy,
everything it's going to be animated.
The anim will run with a special player that it's going to add some extra
effects like scrollings, fades in real time while the anim is running, no limit
for the digitized sound, 256 coulours hires laced, virtually all screen modes supported, etc. 
I hope that some gfx card support can be added, but my friend (the one who is making the program)
doesn't have a gfx card, but we'll try our best to keep it as compatible as possible.
This anim is created with an amiga 1200 with 2 megs only and hd, why i'm doing 
such a huge anim on a basic system???, well there are many reasons. the first one and
most important is that i don't have money to buy an expansion :D maybe you'll think that
it's ludricous with the prices so low but keep in mind that I live in mexico, and pounds
are very expensive here, also and must important i wanted to make this anim as complex as
possible 'cause i want to show to all those p.c. idiots what a real machine is all 
about, here in my country 98% of the market is p.c. and many idiots thinks that if you
use windows you are a programmer, well let's said that this one is to show what amigans
are all about. 
well, gotta go, i need to keep drawing some frames. :D

one final note. If you want to show this screenshots to your friends or you want to distribute
them you can do so. But please let me know and don't make any alterations, thank you very much
for your attention.


aristides castiglioni.


arisc@geocities.com
arisca@softhome.net