A PC-Demo for the Deadline Demoparty in Berlin 2016.

Made with tooll2 developed by cynic, pirx, zarzan, and pixtur.
You can download tooll.io and the source of this demo at www.tooll.io or http://github.com/framefield/tooll

excerpt from the readme:

[x] Camera Shake
[x] Gloom
[x] Motion-Blur
[x] Chromatic Aberration
[ ] Concept
[ ] Time
[ ] Polish

2016 / 3 min

YouTube: YouTube.com/AlexanderLehmann (1X-VISION)

Pouet.net: Super Medium by STILL

YouTube: YouTube.com/TheDemoTube

Demoscene? PC Demo? Still? Tooll?

What does all of this mean?

The demoscene is an international computer art subculture focused on producing demos: self-contained, sometimes extremely small, computer programs that produce audiovisual presentations. The purpose of a demo is to show off programming, visual art, and musical skills. Demos (...) are shared at festivals known as demoparties, voted on by those who attend and released online. (see Wikipedia)

PC-Demo means that the above video is actually just a screen-recording of a program that can run in real time on pretty much any PC. You can download this program run it on your own PC if you have Windows 7 (or newer) installed.

Tooll is the (realtime 3D Animation)-Software which I used to make this PC-Demo.

Links: Tooll2: (tooll.io) / Tooll3 (T3 on github)

Still is the name of the Demogroup that I am part of.

Links: All Demos by Still on Pouet.net / still.scene.org