Sillytuna's Wibbly Flag (tm)
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Short: Goraud Shaded Textured Wibbly Flag (tm) with realtime user 
       definable variables.
Requires: PAL or NTSC Yaroze
To Run: Run the batch file BATCH as normal
        To run in NTSC hold down the SELECT button on PAD 2 when the
        program runs (just hold it down when the batch file is being
        processed basically). PAL is just far better so I'm sticking
        with that, although everything is tested under NTSC properly.

Author: Sillytuna (Alex Amsel)
Email: alex@teeth.demon.co.uk or alex@intobeyond.com
WWW: www.playstation.co.uk/~IBEYOND
WWW: www.intobeyond.com [if you require internet design, java or cgi programming]

This is my first Yaroze program. I haven't done much C and very 
little polygonal 3d stuff, so this is going to be a learning 
experience let's say. Added to that the Yaroze libs are crap so 
I've had to hack my way through them from the start. This program 
uses no gs functions other than to clear and draw the ordering table 
during its main loop. The others used a just standard setup functions, 
nothing more.

The texture is split into several Goraud Shaded Textured Triangles (not quads) 
and rippled along with a fudged lighting effect. You can alter the ripples using
the joypad. The D pad controls the menu and allows small changes to be made. The
other buttons make changes faster and it's pretty obvious what ones increase and
decrease the values.

The MENU button resets everything to the default values.
The SELECT button resets the current option to zero.

To quit press both MENU and SELECT simultaneously.

I'd like to do more Wibble (tm) programs but my time is short. Still, if anyone
has any good ideas or algorithms I'll try and set them up.

Visit my web page to find out more about me and my games. Perhaps you could do some
programming or artwork for us, and could offer us work of some kind. Usually two of
us work together, one more on utils. He'll be arriving early Easter to start work
on a major game project (see the web site) but first we will do ManicX, a nice
Pacman game for the PS-X!

Regards

Sillytuna
(Alex Amsel)

History
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**		Revision History:
**							29/03/97 - Created.
**							30/03/97 - Data Cache support
**							           VB callback moved to separate module
**							           due to -O3 compilation bug
**							30/03/97 - First Release