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It doesn't say what the environment is. 64K Commodore 64?
by andrewstuart 4y ago
It doesn't say what the environment is.
64K Commodore 64?
- corysama 4y agoIn the demoscene, 4K and 64K “demos” are common conventions. They refer to programs that utilize built-in system libraries + 4 kilobytes or 64 kilobytes of custom code with no additional data.
- whizzter 4y agoPeople more often talk about "4k intros" or "64k intros" to be clear (intros being size-restriced demos), often retro-people at events also but then people talk about the "C-64" in those cases (and the technologies and capabilities used is so different that it's hard to confuse the two in practice).
- iamevn 4y agoWindows (presumably x86)
- whizzter 4y agoThe article yes, many people use linux,osX or BSD though so some productions using them pop up from time to time even if the majority is windows based. Some people do 64k's (or 40k's) for old Amiga computers also but those have other constraints so generated meshes aren't as popular.
- laurentlb 4y agoIt's for PC Windows (x86). You need a somewhat recent machine to run it, but my 7 year old laptop is doing fine. Estimated required spec for the graphics: NVidia GTX 680 (recommended: GTX 970 or equivalent) with 1GB VRAM.