Copyright (C) 1996 by Intra

This demo is freeware.
You can distribute it freely but no money can be charged for it.
You must ask us for permission to put it on a CD-ROM.

PATCHWORK is a reality created by Intra, thanks to help from Azure, another
Canadian demo group...

Required to run this demo:

-  386
-  4Mb of RAM
-  DOS 5.0 or later
-  Soundcard
-  SuperVGA Video card and monitor
-  Mouse
-  Approximately 2.4Mb of hard drive space

HIGHLY recommended:

-  Pentium 100MHz or faster
-  8Mb of RAM
-  DOS 5.0 or later
-  Stereo Soundcard
-  SuperVGA Video card and monitor
-  Mouse

WARNING!!!     DO NOT ATTEMPT TO RUN THIS DEMO UNDER ANY MULTITASKING
OPERATING SYSTEM, ESPECIALLY WINDOWS 95!!!!

Libraries used:

library         version             author

SVGAQB            2.3           Zephyr Software
BWSB              1.20          Edward Schlunder/OTM
Revolution        0.2           Patriot/Azure

Notes from Ωmega:

- This demo was first presented at NAID96; competition held in Longeuil, QC
(We didn't get to know how it ranked...  Check Hornet's internet
site, they'll probably have everything about NAID96 there...)

- This is the post-party release, with a few bugs fixed (ie. the blue screen
at the delayed shapes part) and the credits part is a bit modified

- Approximately half of the parts of the demo were done some time before
the competition

- The rest was done in the week preceeding NAID96, if not at NAID itself

- The whole design of this demo was done at NAID96, for what we had before
arriving there was subject to much improvement.  Big thanks to the
enthusiastic Cyclone for most of the design, and to Spot for the support
and company provided to a frantic programmer (IOW: me!)...

- This demo was designed on a Pentium 120 (my machine) for at least a
Pentium 100; the compo machine used at NAID96
(If you run it on a machine that runs at a different speed, it
will not be synchronized to the music, for the speed of the demo
depends on the machine... Sorry guys, we ran out of time to properly
synchronize it!)

- More time should have been put into the making of this demo, but "shit
happens", like Forrest Gump said.  Next time, we'll be more organized... ;)