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• AutoStart - WBSlartup replacement
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• Bangor Menu - Early startup menu
Final Data
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Two complete products
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A fuify-registered version of this
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VAuttO 2.08 - most versatile of commotilies
MuftiCXPrfcte - makes MCX easily adjuslable
ASP - MUI Amiga System Scan program
M IserPrtnit - make your paper go lurtTi&r
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IS SUPER XL DRIVE
£129.95
The XL Drive allows you to store ^
1 76M6 on a high density disk,
1.76 XL DRIVE EXTERNAL £79.95
1.76 XL DRIVE INTERNAL £75
1.76 XL DRIVE A4D0Q £75
PCS SOB EXT, POWER DRIVE . .£49.95
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PC8B2 A 2000 . , ,
PCSR3 A6 00/ 1200
£35.95
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1 GIGABYTE 3.5 SCSI £459
MICRQPOLIS
2 GIGABYTE 3-5 SCSI . , £659
4 GIGABYTE 3.5 SCSI £1099
9 gigabyte 3.5 SCSI £2199
HITACHI
340MB 2.5 IDE ,, £159
SiOMB 2.$ mi £299
aiOMB 2 5 IDE £599
1 GIGABYTE 2.5 IDE . . £719
OTHERS
80MB 2.5 IDE £70
120MB 2.5 IDE , .195
External IDE hard d ish lor Die AS00
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switcher, and upgradable to 4MB RAM
M-TEC AT 500 BARE £99
M-TEC AT50Q 420MB £259
M4MORY K h Q 1 ! i IRE 5 iD-Hifo 1 iM MS
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External PCMCIA 3.5" IDE hard disk
OVERDRIVE BARE £99
OVERDRIVE 420MB £259
2 TO 4 GIGABYTE £659
4 TO 8 GIGABYTE £899
2 TO 4 CARTRIDGE DL90 £12
4 TO 8 CARTRIDGE DL12Q ...£19.95
T2B OPTICAL £479
230MB OPTICAL £719
1 .3 GIGABYTE OPTICAL ,£1999
230MB OPTICAL DISK £29.95
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SCSI case suitable far CD-ROM/HD/DAT
and Optical drives.
5.25' 1 SCSI or IDE CASE £79.95
3 5" SCSI Of IDE CASE ..... £79.95
Save 1.5MB on a standard floppy drive
and 3MB when used in conjunction
with the XL Drive 1.76.
TLOPPY EXPANDER £10
Disk Expander can add upto to 50% to
your hard drive capacity and works
with all drives Including SCSI. IDE.
Floppies and even the RAM disk. Disk
Expander works on any Amiga with
any Kickitart.
DISK EXPANDER £25
new
ZIP DRIVE 100MB SCSI £179.95
100MB DISKETTE .£15.95
ZIP DRIVE REQUIRES SQUIRREL St SI INTERFACE
Backup to 520MB onto a 4hr VHS tape.
Version 3 has new backup modes for
Amiga's with a 68020 or higher CPU.
VIDEO BACKUP SCART . £65
VIDEO BACKUP PHONO .£60
UPGRADE TO VERSION 3 £20
SQUIRREL SCSI INTERFACE , . ,£59.95
AURA £79.95
MEGALOSOUND £29.95
VIDEOMASTEft AGA £59.95
VJDEOMASTER AGA RGB £99.95
VIDEOMASTER ..£52.95
VIDEOMASTER RGB £89,95
COLOURMASTER ,£52.95
PROMIDI INTERFACE ,£19.95
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256 x 32 SIMM 72-PIN (1MB} . . . £40
512 X 32 SIMM 72-PIN (2MB) , , . .£75
1 X 32 SIMM (4MBJ .£139
2 X 32 SIMM (BMB) £279
4 X 32 SIMM (16MB) £449
1X3 SIMM 1 32 PIN (1MB) , ., . . ,£30
4X3 SIMM 32 PIN (4MB) ,.,.,£139
1 X 4 STATIC COLUMN A3DC0 . . . £25
1 X 4 DIP £25
256 X 4 DIP * . £5
i X 1 DIP £5
CIA £12
GARY £19
PAULA £19
DENISE £19
5UPER DENISE £25
KEYBOARD 1C . £12
FAT AGNUS 1 MB £19
FAT AGNUS 2 MB ... £29
PRINTER CABLE £6
R5232 CABLE £6
SCSI EXTERNAL £15
WORKBENCH 3,1 A500/200B . . . .£8S
WORKBENCH 3.1 A 3000/4000 .. £95
ROM SHARE DEVICE £19
2.04 ROM CHIP £25
MiUHi
The award winning Power Scanner
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at op to 400DPI (all Ami gas), Thru'port
for printer connection, Fully supports
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images on a non AGA Amiga (via
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Included. Works wlTh 2 (14 ROM or
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POWER SCAN 4 COLOUR £169.95
OCR (a ought with scanner) £20
OCR SOFTWARE £49.95
POWER SCAN 4 S/W ONLY £20
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24-bit A4 flatbed scanners, l empiric
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SCSI-2 controller card for the Amiga
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S12K RAM WITHOUT CLOCK .£19,95
A600 1MB RAM , , . £39,95
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EMPLANT MAC BASIC ..£239.95
BASIC MAC tuvt ATOn
EMPLANT MAC OPTION A , .£279,95
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T lmge will be back on sale in UK
~ . toe time you read this piece,
- 3 ~ . r id compete with PCs and
■ ‘ - ■ : n trie all -important lead-up lo
Srsnas, The first A 1200 to be produced
t mode re’s demise 18 months
rp: pfi the production Sine at the
Technologies raciory in Bordeaux
yi * i September
. • - - Smith, Amiga Technologies UK
: Manager, confirmed the rumour
?: ned last month that SDL and
_t : /-soft wilt be disiribufing I he two new
- - -.a bundles, "SDL are long-time
. - --sre of Commodore, very professional
i-'3 very well respected , n he told Amiga
t iputing. H We‘ve obviously had the
Fh* Jt^w jHrnJ-£|d hundltf
in for ChrlstriMf
demise of ZCL recently so we needed a
replacement and we think Leisuresoft
offers a lot of expertise and dynamism/ 1
Smith was confident that Amigas will
have a strong high street presence
before ChnsSmas, announcing that
Tandy has already agreed to stock
the A 1200 in 130 stores and I hat
another chain may be
on the verge of making
a commitment.
He has also said
that firms like Game,
HMV and Virgin will
probabfy be reached
through SDL and
Leisuresoft, though
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there will be ho direct relationship between
them and Amiga Technologies.
Silica, SOL'S retail arm, hope to boost
sales of the pack with the announcement
of an additional ‘Chaos' software pack that
will come with the standard bundle at no
extra cost. The games included wifi be
Chaos Engine, Syndicate, Pinball
Fantasies and Nick Faldo Championship
Golf, ff s envisaged that while none of
these titles are new, I hey will make the
bundle more attractive to gamep layers in
particular.
As Chnsimas approaches, SHica will be
releasing several A120Q peripherals,
including the Armtek Swift range of PAM
hoards and a Mkrrospeed trackball.
Plans for US
ntermation for our American readers from Amiga
T echnologios is still sparse, but Gilles Bourdin, I ho
company PR manager, was able lo make a
few key revelations about their US strategy
to Amiga Computing,
Bourdin confirmed I ha l there were no
plans to export the A1200 to America,
explaining: "We don't think there’s enough
demand But there is still definitely a good
market for the 400€T. rt
The 40Q0T will cost between S26QD-28Q0
tor the 04 D version, $ays Bourdin, which will
make it cheaper than its UK equivalent. At
toe lime of writing, it is in production and due
io go on sale in America mid-October. Bourdin also
revealed that the American 4000Ts will come with the
same 'Magic Pack' software bundle reviewed in this
issue, except they will also Include Scale
MM 300. This is good news since UK MD
Anderson previously expressed doubts that
his bundle would ship to America as well.
There is no news yet of a distributor or
partner for Amiga Technologies in toe US,
though the company is still looking to m ake
a deal with another party, Information on ihe
number of 4000Ts allocated to America wa$
also unavailable.
Needless to say, well bring our
American readers more news as soon as
it becomes available.
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llo stand at ([IS
The ECTS, Europe's Computer
Trade Show, attracted a total of
10,359 visitors and 114 exhibitors,
hut enthusiasts hoping to see a
stand sel up by Amiga
Technofogies were disappointed.
Though the company's UK team
attended, :MD Jonathan Anderson
claimed it was not the nght time lo
take an official presence at the
show. He did say, however, that
they plan to be at toe Spring ECTS
Fortunately, LeisuresoH had the
new A 1200 magic pack on display,
giving trade its first general viewing
of the bundle in the UK. Amigas.
though scarce at the show, were
displaying games on some other
developers’ stands as well.
On a different note, despite toe
fact that the show was perceived
as a success, it seems not everyone
was pleased with the technological
developments on display.
A si range note was found in
circulation from the Society Against
Computers in which Ihe New York-
based group claimed that computer
technology is out of control.
“There are three months to
mi
leaflet staled, HTiis ..
year, more than ever before, there
will be a massive push by giant
corporations to sell their products
lo the domestic market, lo got
computers firmly established in our
homes. Their goal is to make us all
dependent on these machines.,,
somebody must make a stand
now."
For a full guide lo toe industry's
world domination antics at Ehe
ECTS, read our full report in this
issue On page 30.
Amiga deuGloper
disappears
The Amiga may be back, but yet another
supporter of She platform has disappeared
forever. Rasputin, (he game developers
that made Base Jumpers and Charlie J
Cool, stopped trading at the end of July
according lo fhe firm Tri-Logic who were
using them as publishers.
Rasputin is toe latest Amiga company
to vanish after ZCL, the distribution and
retail giant, collapsed this summer. Amor,
makers of the wordprocessor called
Pro! ext, also went bankrupt last month.
However, the staff of Rasputin have been
taken on by Soundscape Multimedia,
including Rasputin MD, Mark Stevenson,
Whether toe team will publish Tri-logic's
Limbo of the losi game, previewed in this
magazine earlier this year, is now unclear.
According to Limbo's designer, Steve
Boviis, Rasputin's failure lo publish their
game puts it in breach of contract.
Soundscape Multimedia may take ihe
project up, but no new contracts have
been signed yel and Tri-logic have already
approached Ocean and Mrndscape to
offer them the game. Any other parties
interested in publishing Ihe fifio am inviled +
to call Steve Bo vis on 01622 G 77 ISO or
Tim Croucher on Q973 512657.
Mark Stevenson was unable lo clarify
what had happened to Rasputin at the time
of -going to press, I hough hp confirmed he
rs worki ng for Soundscape Multimedia
Amiga Computing
DECEMBER 1995
Hews briefs
Amiga recruitment
As one Amiga company disappears,
another is bom, intersect Developments
aro a brand new development team for the
Amiga that is promising great things lor
the platform, including games that will
push its AGA capabilities to (he limit.
First up from the company comes
Atrophy, a new shooter due for release in
a month s time, but there aro other games
already in the pipeline, As a consequence,
the company is now looking to recruit
graphic artists, particularly those.
Those interested in applying should call
Frank Tout on 01803 690174.
Cuing ante, going twite...
The earnest known computer goes on sale
al Christies lhi$ October and is expected
to fetch 3 staggering £50,000, invented by
Caen bridge maths professor, Charles
Cabbage, it never got past development
stage because of a dispute over payment
with his engineer His bad lock continued,
because although he started on anolher
version this also was never finished.
Animation firsts
The UK's first annual animation directory
is set to see ihe hght of day via Venue
Publishing,
Titled Animation UK, it will contain
del ail 5 on the those who make it happen,
whether individuals or targe production
hOLisns. through alt stages of production
Targeted mainly at advertising agencies,
commissioning editors and funding bodies,
the directory witl promote all aspects of
animation, Jt wilt be priced at £10. Venue
Publishing can be contacted on 0117 942
9491 .
Arena for animators
For all those artistic Amiga users out there, another outlet for the creative urge comes in
the form of the Multimedia 8 it. Movie competition scheduled for 4-8 April 1996 For the
last few years Bit. Movie has been giving animators and designers a forum in which to
explore the new ideas, techniques and narrative forms rising from the digilal images
created using computers.
The competition takes place in Ricci one, Italy, each year, but it atlracts entrants trom
countries all oround Ihe world. In previous years, Amiga users have been winners or
runners up, so if you've been working on an animation it's worth sending oft.
There is also a poster image competition for which entrants are invited to send in
images. The deadline for this is IS November 1995, and you should take into account
iriai customs delays could hold up your submission by up la two week$
Work should be sent lo BIT MOVIE '96, Via Bergamo, 2-47036 Ricdone. For more
detail caO Carfo Mairwdi on +39 541 64301©
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SoltLogik Publishing, better known to Amiga owners
as (he company behind the powerful DTP program
PageStream, are currently celebrating their tenth
anniversary. Page Stream has somewhat ted ihe
way (or DTP packages, so much &o that a new
version is in development for Macintosh and
Windows Amiga owners can look forward to a
new Amiga version which is planned for neat year,
Doran Kazmater, SottLogik president commented:
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us succeed where recent Mac DTP newcomers
have failed,"
And for our American cousins.,. — SoflLogik
have announced that they have cut Ihe price of
their upgrade for PageStream3, Previously, the
price for upgrades was $135 which has now been
cut to $95, For those on a budget, however, they
will be able to purchase a cut-down version for
$60. This will omrl I ha Panlone colour libraries and
the printed manual. However, PageSlream 3
includes a comprehensive help system, so is easy
to use without a manual. Softlogik have taken
these steps because they believe in increasing
PageStroamS s user-base so that they can continue
development of this program.
They are taking this stilt further by cutting the
price of ihe North American version of the current
version of Wordwprlh. Their direct price lor owners
of other Softlogik programs has been lowered
from $120 to S99. and the new suggested retail
price reduced from Si 35 to S1 10. Top seller
Organizer has also been cut to $95.
SoffLogik are also offering loyal American readers
a special deal lor Wordworth 3.1 . If you get ingnds
to buy the package they will only have id pay a
reduced price and you will get $20 back off your
next purchase from Softlogik. A similar deal
appli es with Page Stream 3.
Editor's choice
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Another Amiga product From America comes in the form ol Phantom Development's
Digital Quill. According to its makers, it's a fully-featured (ext editor designed to meet
every text processing need with 'grace and ease'. Quill will put editing (unctions at the
users command with a user-definable Keystroke, Menu, or SpeedButton The designers
say Ihe program will be equally useful for working on book reports for the classroom as
well as tor writing C and Assembly language programs.
Several delault macros are included which support many popular compiler environments
such as SAS/C, DICE, and BenchMark Modula 2. It will include a wide range ot features
including user-definable icons, menus, a style guide-compliant GUI. AREXX support,
Auto-Indent for programmers and online help.
"Quill is not only brand new in the sense of it being a new product,' the developers
said, ”but il also brings a brand new attilude to text editors, and applications in general,
to the Amiga. Quill is a user-centered design, that is to say it was designed from the
Stan with a high degree of usability in mind, to provide a ground work lhat is comfort-
able and easy to use, while at the same time being fast and powerful*
Digital Quill is priced at S59.S5 in the US but it should be available with international
Amiga software dealers soon. Contact Phantom Development LLC. P.O. Box 572
Plant&vilie, CT 06479.
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With tales of woe for many Amiga-dedicated
companies, it $ good lo heor thal Won dor
Computers, one of North America's largest
Amiga-only companies, have just expanded.
Wonder Computers, Inc. noi only expanded
their corporate headquarters and added a
new multimedia dealership, bui have also
formed Lazarus Engineering, a development
arm dedicated id the creation and refinement
of Amiga products.
WCi's new headquarters keeps them
based in Ottawa, but creates 3,000 extra
square feet for the expanding adminislfative
office needs of the company. The former HG
will continue to be used as a retail oullel, wrth
larger floor space, more storage, and a full*
time Amiga lab for classroom activities run by
WCi's Information Technologies division.
Coming oft the heels of a successful show
at Ami JAM ’95 in Western Canada, Wonder
Computer have opened their filth Amiga
dealership in Vancouver, British Columbia.
With the addifion of the Vancouver store,
Wonder Computers occupies 13,000 square
feet of Amiga- only business nationwide. In
order to meel Ihe demands of the global
Amiga marketplace. Wonder Computers
decided lo add a new product development
division to Ihe learn on the form of Lazarus
Engineering.
In addition to original, in-house pro|ects t
Lazarus are hard at work revamping and
Improving Ihe product line WCi purchased
from New Horizons Soil ware Iasi spring.
According to Wonder, popular packages such
as Flow, Quick Write, and DesignWorks are
being brought up to the standards of the
latest Amiga operating system as well as
improved to compete In today's marketplace
“Under the ministrations of Amiga
Technologies, the Amiga marketplace has a
changing face," Ihe company's Promotional
Director Jason Compton claimed. Wonder
Computers, Inc. is taking the steps necessary
to ensure that Amiga users worldwide are
prepared for |ho future and are supported in
their needs today.
For more details e-mail: Mark Hablnski,
Presideni and CEO at markup wonder ,ca, or
Jason Compton, Promotional at
pcompion-S wonder. ca.
Amiga Computing
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AMIGA. A 1200 i
The UK's favourite home computer is back! Amiga Technologies,
a brand new UK company have launched the Amiga 12DC with a
stunning array of software in (he AMIGA MAGIC pack. And, to
make a great pack even better, every Amiga 1200 Magic Pack
from Silica (at Ihe advertised price), comes with a FREE j
Chaos software pack - see below.
MAGIC PACK INCLUDES:
Amiga 1200 Computer - 2m RAM
3.5 ” Floppy Disk Drive Built-in
2.5" 170m HD Option - Sew MOW
Wordsworth v4$e wem Promtor
Digits Da t as to re vl. 1 - Qwtwkwu
Digits Organiser vl. 1 - Fw'n&f } j i' Orgsmser
Turbo Cafe v3.5 - Sprwdfhwwt
Pbotogenics v1.2se
PaiiH/Jmage Processing 0 Comp mtog
Persona! Paint v6.4
Pitot Pteteg*
Workbench v3. 1
Whizz - 3D pmterm Stmt
FREE Chaos Pack
Pinball Mania - Pi/thaii Area tit C/m#
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INCLUDES ALL DISKS 1 MANUALS
INCLUDES SCALA MM300
2 Mb RAM - NO HD ■ 2 M b RAM + 170 Mb HD
r»c VAT - AMC 3039
£399 £499
Inc VAT - AMC 31 99
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A1200 SPECIFICATIONS
• 32-Bit 68020EC Processor
• AGA Chipset/16. 7 Million Colours
* 2Mb RAM - Built-in Modulator
96 Key Keyb’rrf With numeric Key Pad
• PCMCIA Smart Card Slot
SEE OVERLEAF
fOR 2 PAGES OF
AMIGA PIRIPHtftAlS & SOFTWARE ^
SCALA DOES- NOT
INCLUDE DISKS & MANUALS
AMIGA A 4000 t
NEW?
TOWER SYSTEM
68040/25whi or 6B06Q/50i*n Processor
6wib RAM - 2m Chip, Am Fast
MOMinm HD I INCLUDED ■ SEf PAGE 2
Workbench v3.1
Advanced Graphics Architecture
W+ 1 b
AGA 1 Chip Set - 16,7 Million
Colour Palette
1.2Gb SCS! Hard Drive
1 .76Mb Floppy Drive
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CHAOS ENGINE
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and nuxed graphics
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KB have been creating Amiga
hnrdware since the very begin-
ning, Their Insider 1Mb board
for the Amiga 1000 was one of the
first reasonably priced A10DQ RAM
boards bock in early 1966,
While most of me other Amiga hard-
ware manufacturers in the Stales have
shut down or moved into the Intel world.
DKB's still on the cutting edge, releasing
the first Norlh American 6606Q accelera-
tor board The Wild Fire 060, surprisingly
enough, isn't designed tor ihe A4QO0 or
A 30 00 lull for the venerable Amiga
2000. The A2000 has Ihe grrsalesi pene-
tration into the professional market on
this side of the Pond, as a large percent-
age ol the machines are used as Virion
Toaster platforms. And when you're
rendering frames in LighlWave, you
need all the horsepower you can gel.
The WiirifiiR 0GQ features I rue 50MHz
68060 architecture - St's no* an 040
hoard redesigned to accept the more
advanced chip. The 060 can access
Benny flthifi reports on 3 US manufacturer
still supplying hardware for the Bmiga
memory 64-bits at a rime [compared to
32-bits at a time on the 040, and 16-bil
access on the basic A2000). and the
WildFire board can support up to 128Mb
of memory in mixed combinations of 4,
B, 16, and 32Mb SIMMs in standard 72-
pin modules.
The board boasts a 32-bit Fast SCSI-
2 controller, Its DMA access means over
90% of CPU power is still available
when reading and writing. The
AutoConfig board also sports an
Ethernet controller that supports both
twisted pair and thm coax cables, with
transfers up lo 100Mb/second.
The board tists for Si 699, and OKB
will follow up soon with a model for the
A40QO and A4G0QT, In the meantime.
It’s rather ironic that - for a short time -
lent Effects
Page Stream 3’s quirks are nearly ironed out now,
and version 3.1 with all promised features
implemented and the bugs ironed out may be out by
the time you read Ihis. SoftLogik will then wrap up
iheMac port, which should be out this Winter, to be
followed by a Windows 95 release in the second half
ofl 990,
SoftLogik areni jumping ship, though. Along with
riialributing Digital products in North America, Ihe
company are also continuing to develop add-ons lor
PageStream. The latest is TextFX, an add-on
module that finally does away wilh the need to load
SoftLogik's quirky and discontinued Art Expression if
you need to create a fancy text splash In your
document. TextFX is a PageStream3 extension and
fits seamlessly into the PageStreamS interface. A new
button will appear in the Ed if palette for text objects to
access th® TextFX requester,
It has the capabilities o( Art Expression’s text
elfects features and then some. It can warp lest inside
any of the 50 predefined shapes, and you can warp
text in your own shapes via Arexx macros, It can even
warp multiple lines of text inside shapes TexlFX can
even convert TextFX obi sots and any frameless text
object to graphics.
TextFX is compalibie wilh Compugraphic,
PostScript and Sott-Log»k DMF fonrs. [II also works
with TrueType fonts if you have Sofl-Lcgik s optional
TrueType font engine.) It sells for $50. and Art
Expression owners can purchase it for only $40.
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lel and four senaf ports, with an optional
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For more information, conlac! DKB at
(810) 348-3321.
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SoltWood are answering the cries of
Amiga users who don't have tho memory
or horsepower to run Final Writer 4, but
who do want an updated word processor.
Look (or Final Copy 4 this winter, with the
improved Interface of Final Writer 4, but
lacking a few features.
Amiga owners looking for an all-in-one
scanner solution should comae! MiQraph.
Their MS24Q0 is a one-pass scanner that
scans at up to £400 dpi, while the MS 1200
i$ a 3-pass, 1200 dpi scanner. The kits
include the scanner, SCSI cable, ColorKit
Pro software, and Mi Graph OCR for the
Amiga Migraph can be reached by voice or
fax at (206) 330-4677.
If you're looking for photo backgrounds for
your desktop video or publishing work,
Canada's Legendary Design
Technologies havo released Pro Pics, a
120-image set of 24-bit pictures stored in
IFF, BMP, Jpeg, and Toaster Frameslore
formats. The CD even includes viewers
and image-processing programs ter both
the Amiga and PC. Call Legendary
Design Technologies at (519) 753^6 1 20 fc
fax them at (519) 753-50S2, or e-mail
legend@ic.org.
There's still no dalinlle word on Amiga
distribution in the U.S,, but it appears non-
exclusive licenses to distribute the A4CK30T
may be issued to CEI and SMG (the com-
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Is a small world, they say, and
apparently Its getting smaller all
!he time. Physical transport net-
works have made iE possible to travel
between continents in e matter of hours;
now the internut wili take you ail over the
world in a matter of seconds.
Ves. providing you've got a computer
and a connection, ihe world's your oyster -
or so the magazines keep tolling us. We've
all read - and In my case written - tho end-
less articles about the online revolution
commg our way courtesy of the internet,
the technological leap that supposedly rep-
resents the 'Zeitgeist' for the 21st century.
After all the talk. it's not surprising if your
first visit to the web is disappointing. The
n mount op information out rharn is so uast it
defies human comprehension and, unfortu-
nately. a large proportion of it i$ utterly
useless garbage.
The internet's advocates often point to
the fact that anyone can use it as a publish-
ing medium as one of the Web’s great
strengths, They are probably right, but any-
one who's ploughed through site after
pointless, boring site will realise it is also
one o f its great weaknesses There is no-
one to censor the free expression of opin-
ion on the Weis, hut there's also no-one to
weed out the sites where the content's so
weak it doesn't merit the expense ol a visit
on your phone bill,
IN THE SLOW LANE
Add lo that the fact that the software and
connections are still far from stable, and
that access limes fust seem in get slower
and slower as more people jump on the
bandwagon, and the Internel is clearly far
from being the information Superhighway
we've been shouting about. Some say the
Web is instantly fascinating and addictive,
but newcomers wtth limited patience for the
foibles of computing may well fall at the first
hurdle through frustration.
Magazines have churned uul articles that
glorify the Net to a degree totally dispropor-
tionate to the benefits most people can
derive from it in ifs present form, How can rt
possibly match up ip the great expectations
wo have built for it?
The paradox of the Internet is that it
gives. 30 million people the means of
The FIT team
UJeb of lies
The internet connects you
the globe so how
surfing can be such a
and foneftf eng science ?
Careth tofthnuse debunks
the myths surrounding the
tiiocid Wide Web
communicating with each other from afl
around (he world, yet surfing is as lonely
and isolated an experience as computing
ever can be.
What a bon: all those Net romances, aft
those friendships struck up between individ-
uals from different nations, you may be
asking? Welt, I don t know about anyone
else, but my experience of the IRC
channels has been so dull ifs put me off for
life, Even the sex channel I visited was
populated by computer nerds and illiterates
tapping away in a discussion about as
saucy as assembler code,
Unfortunately, the people who voluntarily
trade in lime they could spend socialising
with friends for the alternative of wittering
on in Internet discussion groups are usually
not the sort of people you want to befriend
The problem with IRC groups is that they
allow the social inadequate^, the boms and
Ihe know-it-alls to hide behind Ihe
anonymity of grey text pages. The net is
:he great leveffer, a communicalion medi-
um that allows Kevin from Bedford lo pass
himself off as Axeman the cool dude. But
people who need calf signs and an expan-
sive vocabulary of smileys to make an
impression should probably be avoided.
More seriously, we fOuiria lists are caus-
ing at least as much damage to the credi-
bility of (he new medium as anyone else.
Meaningless waffle and naval gazing Is
almosi endemic among journalists writing
about the Internet.
The danger is that Jo Public will be
bored and disillusioned by the Web long
before it reaches a state where it matches
most of the claims made for It. If. as
enthusiasts, we want this technology to
reach its potential, perhaps it’s time we
stopped trumpet blowing, took a step back,
and started looking al things a bit more
objectively.
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Final Data
Author: SoflWood
Workbench: 2 . 04
The first of our Iwo product give-away
for this month is Final Data, a compre-
hensive and extremely nice fooking
database manager. Hard drive users
can extract the archive straight onto
their hard drive because it is ready to
run, while floppy users must copy it
onto a floppy, boot with their
Workbench disk, and then run Final
Data,
If you wanl to gel a quick idea of
wha! Final Data is like to use. load one
of the example databases. The data-
base looks very much like a spreadsheet,
allowing you to vtew a tot of entries at the
same time.
You will quickly notice thal individual
columns can be resized on the fly.
Final Data'* r»,il power la in Uw imuiuI
<rt MornidIrDa you can view at once
an entire row or column can be quickly
selected by simply clicking on its button,
and individual entries are easily odiled,
again by just clicking on them.
To start a new database select new
from the project menu, causing a
requester to pop up. Whenever you wish
to make a new column, you use this
requester, but first you must select what
type of data the column will contain. Final
Data can handle five different lypes, and
these first ihree are fairly self explanatory
- being lex| f date, times. The other two,
Amount and Calc, do need a little
explanation.
The Amount datatype tells Final Data
that what will be entered in this column
is numerical data, therefore allowing
calculations to be performed on it. You
can specify whether It should treat the
amounts as currency and also how the
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3 moum should be displayed. The total
value uf all the entries in the column
can be displayed at the bottom of the
window and also on printed reports.
Calc columns allow you to perform
calculations on any Amount columns
you have previously defined. If you
have a number of Amount columns and
^ry to create a new Calc column, you
jvill be presented with a new requester
with various gadgets and lisi views. The
group of radio buttons In the bottom
right-hand corner let you add siandard
math tunc lions and numbers.
So lo create a new Calc column
called Debt, which involves subtracting
lha amount Payment from the amount
Cost, you mu si tirsl click on Cost in the
list view, then dick on the minus button
and then on Payment.
If at a later data you want to adjust a
column's attributes, use the redefine
function in the columns menu. Alter you
have made a change, make sure you
activate the Accept button by clicking in
the text gadget containing the column
namn und pressing return. Otherwise
any changes you hovo made will be
gnored
Final Data has fairly straightforward
search and sort options. The sort
requester lets you choose which
■Liitimn ihe database should be sorted
Dy and whether this is high to low
or vice versa, and the search and
replace function is ihe same as any text
editor.
Potentially the most powerful feature
-jl Final Data is its comprehensive
ARexx port which allows you to not only
write A FI ex x programs that can alter
Final Data's interface and the way it
works, but will also let you easily share
lata with other ARexx programs the
primary one bemy Final Writer, which
would allow you lo do mail merges very
easily.
Colors
Author: Ian J Einman
Workbench: 3,0
Want to find out whai the colours on
any of your screens are? Oh p well
anyway you can with Colors - yes it is
an American program, hence the
spelling. Featuring a font and screen-
sensitive window, Colors does look
very nice, and has the ability to jump
onto any screen and will automatical'
ly adjust to whatever resolution it is
displayed in,
There are plenty of options to allow
you to mess aboul with screen
colours, in both RGB,, CMY and HSI.
You can also load Ihe palette in from
any picture files, because Colors will
look for the CIVIAP chunk in an ILBM
file Eind load it in. Before you iry to
use Colors, make sure you have the
system pi usJibrary installed, otherwise
if will crash.
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HBachup uS
Author: Denis Gounelle
Si Reza Elgtmi
Workbench: 2.04
I would hope all you hard drive owners
out there have a stack of disks lucked
away $o me where wilh a backup of ihe
contente of your hard drive stored on
them, and if you have not why nul? You
just know at the most inconvenient time
your hard drive will crash and you will
lose some vital data, and then you're
going to be cursing yourself;
Well, ABackup has got to be one ol thr?
best hard dnvo backup programs around,
and this latest version gives the old
interface a complete overhaul lor a much
nicer font sensitive one lhat works equally
well on etlher Workbench or on its own
custom screen.
Installation is nice and easy, using the
standard installer, Once done you can
take a quick look at all of ABackup's
features which include tape and file back-
up support, This has the ability to specify
exactly whai compression it should use,
including direct support for the XPK com-
pression libraries, and ABackup also
allows you lo use external compression
programs such as Lha, it you wish.
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Author: Ian J. Einman
Workbench; 2.04
From Workbench 2 a new drawer was added to the
Workbench disk, that being the WBSiartup drawer
This made it a doddle to got programs up and running
along wilh Workbench, without having to mess about
editing your startup sequence. It is even possible lo
specify which programs should be run first using the
STARTFRI tool type.
So why would you want to replace this great function?
Well, AutoStart adds a number of useful new facilities
along with a number advantages over the normal
WBStarlup. For starters, AutoStart can run any of the
following: Workbench , DOS and ARcxx programs
along with Amiga DOS Scripts, It is even possible to
specify a number of DOS commands on the same line.
You are best off using the supplied install script
because there is a new library to install, and before you
all si art groaning, it's only small and is needed for
Colors lo work as well. Once installed you should move
all your old WBStartup programs back to their original
locations. Then, run the preference program and
simply drag and drop all the programs you want to
run at startup into the preference window. It could not
be simpler.
You can ihen prioritise the programs by using the +
and - buttons to move the programs up and down Ihe
list, the highest programs being run first. One very
useful addition is lhat you can tag certain programs
that should not be run if the mouse button is being held
down at startup time. Thi$ allows you to hoot up with a
minimal system which is very useful when you want
every byte of memory available.
Amiga Computing
DECEMBER 1995
COVEHDISKS
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Banger menu
Author; Andre Tratlin
Workbench; 2. 04
Here is another useful system enhancer
for your hard drive. Banger (no sniggering
at the back, if you don't mind) Menu lets
you choose to run various different scripts
or programs when you boot your machine.
When you reset your machine, hold down
the caps lock key and voNA, Banger
Menu's little window will appear with your
various boot up choices, Just click cm the
option you want.
This is pretty helpful because if you
wanl a number of different boot-up
sequences It is a good way oi getting an
easy-to-use interface. Currently. I have
three alternatives to the standard startup
sequence - two for booting the CD and
another fur running with a minimal system.
Qang^r Menu provides a perfect way ol
choosing which alternative I want.
To install Banger Menu you need to add
a line early on in your startup sequence to
run il You will also need to adjust the
preference file to suit your own needs. To
do Ihie you will need a good text editor,
like CygnusEd. What a stroke of luck we
gyve il away last month.
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Author: John Veldlhuis
Workbench; 2.04
Virus Checker has just undergone a complete overhaul, so has jumped up a new
revision number. The major new additions are locale support for different languages,
and a completely new interface design.
Gone is the large single window of the old design because it has been replaced by 8
more elegant selection of burtons, each of which leads you off to the various different
sections of the program. Virus Checker now uses the standard installer program, which
can bo found on the first CoverDisk, There are a lot of flies to copy across and you
should use il. Personally, the best place to put the actual Virus Checker program is In the
WB Startup drawer. You shoukl note that this version is not compatible with the nld enn-
figuralion files, so if you have problems running it, check in your S' directory and rlnlnln
any virus configuration files.
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Workbench: 2.04
One oi the nicest features of AmigaDGS
is the ability to have many different
screens open al the same lime. This
makes it so much easier when working
with different applications because each
one can reside on its very own screen,
with each screen being capable of having
its own resolution and depth.
This is great until programs start opening
screens that you dc not want to work on -
especially older programs which, give you
little or no way of changing the used screen
mode. This is where NcwMode comes in
Each time a new program tries to open
a screen, NswMode will pop up and ask if
rt should change the original screen mode
- if at all It provides you with various
options, ranging from completely ignoring
the program to allowing you la choose a
screen mode each time the program is
run. The control over what type uf screen
Reminder
Author: Richard Amforidge
Workbench: 2.04
If you Eire always forgetting to do things during the
day then you need this small commodity, if you
drag Reminder into your WBStanup drawer, each
fimo you start your computer it will check for any
messages you have entered into it. These mes-
sages can be viewed and edited irom the main win-
dow.
Reminder provides you with a number ol different message types, depending on how often you need to be
reminded to du something Persistent is simply a daily reminder that will no! go away until you delete it. Along with
this mere are weekly, monthly, yearly and a birthday reminder. This is the same as the yearly one, but with the
addition of an extra note, reminding you il la someone's birthday.
Helpfully, there are also relative reminders, so if you get paid on a particular day of the month, say the last
Monday of the month, this can be set. This ;s also possible for yearly relative dates. It is also possible to specify a
particular time of day for the reminder requester to pop up, like 5.15pm which is when ! can hobble off home, There
is also the option of executing another program, say a sample player.
All these adjustments arc easily done through Reminder's interface using the proportional sliders to adjust the
day and weeks. There are also keyboard shortcuts available for all the operations, but you will have to read the
documents to gel a run down on all of them.
Reminder does provide a few other services, along with a good preference section where you can view all
forthcoming events for a specific time span.
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The powerful mode promo bon
window gives you hgcobb to any
■screen mod*? ypw cpvW wfofr far
is opened is extremely comprehensive,
allowing you to choose the amount of
overscan, screen depth, and whether an
extra hallbnte or HAM screen should be
used.. This is as well as the normal screen
mode choice, There are plenty of other
options available and you should read the
provided document for full details.
Tiff Uieiu Patch |
Author: Bert Wynants
If you bought last month's issue you will
have got your grubby little mitts on the
excellent utility, Tift View. Well apparently,
there is a big bug in the IFF save routine,
which means only TiftView can reload any
images that it saves out.
This will correct that bug, To use It *
you will need to open a shell and change
directory Id where you have placed the
patch directory. Next, copy the TiftViuw
executable into the same directory, and
then type spatch TiffView - ihis will
alter the original program to remove the
problem.
COVEROISKS
As if one full program was not enough to keep
you occupied, this month we have the f ully-
rpgistered version of Main Actor, This is such a
large program that only users with over 1.5Mb of
hard drive space will be able to use it.
To install Main Act or boot up with your hard
drive and do lj bin-click on the Inst a II Key icon,
This copies the special Main Actor key tile across
fou con #vpft flnfnmliims tn a window
Author; Markus Moenig
Workbench: 2,04.
Hard drive required
to your L: directory and will give you access to all
of Main Actor's features, and remove all the
annoying please register' requesters.
To install the main program, double-click on
the MainA&tor.lha - to o$e this you must have
the installer program in your C: directory. If you
do not have this it can be found on the first
CoverDisk in the C drawer - drag it across to you
hard drive. Make sure you select expert install*
otherwise you will only be able to choose RAM
as the destination,
Once Oh your hard drive you will have to add
an assign line to your user startup, that being
Assign MainActor: . This allows Main Actor to
locate an the extra flies it uses.
When you get Main Actor up and running you
will access either a sequence of pictures or a
complete animation. Luckily, Mam Actor accepts
a wide range of animation Formats along with the
normal IFF Anim format, such a AVI, FLI and
flc.
The real power behind Main Actor is its AFtexx
pen. A number of example scripts are available
for you lo play about with, along with a short
example animation.
MainAc Iw support* ■» witfo range af Amor funrrrtfCS
ASP
Author: Zeno Montresor
Workbench: 2.04
Magic User Interface required
The Amiga's operating system is a fairly
complex boast, with lots of different
aspects of it running in the background,
hidden away from the user. Things like
libraries, devices, tasks, processes,
ARexx ports and interrupts can all be
opened, closed, created and disappear
without you knowing a thing about it,
For any one who is curious enough,
this Amiga scan program will let you prod
and poke <m[f investigate all these things
and probably crash your machine, if you
are not loo careful.
One of the most helpful things about
the program is that if a program should
crash. In raving its windows and screens
open, ASP will let you recover those
resources by allowing you to eluse the
redundant windows and screens. There
are two versions on the disk, one for
Workbench 2 and I he other for version 3.
miser Print
Author: Neinz-Guenter Ronffger
Workbench: 2.04
HP Desk Jet printer required
This must be a favourite with all Desk Jel
owners out there, For anyone I hat does
not know what H does, Miser Print makes
your paper go a lot further by allowing
you to squeeze up lo eight A4 pages
onto a single piece of paper. Sc using
my vast mathematical skills, with Miser
Print you can use an eighth of ihe paper
; 0 u would usually use.
How is this law ot physics-breaking
leal achieved, 1 hear you cry? Well it is
quite simple. Using one of the tiny fonls
built into the Desk Jet. you can squeeze
around 170 characters across a single
piece of A4. and as most text is only 80
characters across you oven have room
to spare.
If you then use the other side of the
paper you can squeeze up to eight pages
onto a single piece, This is perfect if you
nnrd to print out a large manual because
ills easier to browse through, plus you
have the added bonus ot saving paper.
You also get the ability to specify whai
range of pages should be printed, and
can view a preview of how each page
will look.
multiCK Prefs
Author: Michael Barsoom
Workbench: 2,04
One of the problems with MultiCX is that
in trying Id keep the program as small as
possible, all its preferences are stored as
tool types in the program's icon. Seeing
that there are so many functions built
into MultiCX, ihis makes for a daunting
number of tool types. This preference
program gives you a lovely GUI to
access and adjust ail (hose tool types in
relative comfort.
Just before press we got an update of
Mull 1C X, This only corrected some bugs,
but as the preference program is looking
for verson 2 ol MultiCX, it does warn you
that it may not be compatible. Do not
worry - alii MultiCX's functions are
accessible with this version ol MultiCK
Prefs.
Ai f(t#| you did ftdt Jidue qo mad messing
About wiltv nrr loci types
tnultilH E .08
Author; Marlin Berndt
Workbench: 2.04.
This is Ben Vosts favourite program in the
whole world. Hr loves it lo bits, he does,
MultiCX. if you did not know, Is one ol those
dO“Pt-alMn-a"SinglG-pmgram programs. The main
advantage MultiCX has over all the others is its
diminutive size, and the fact it Iras been written
in a highly compatible way.
Wall, what is new for version 2 then? Martin
has added the very useful assign wedge so you
can do assigns from Workbench, end It gets rid
of another program from your WBStartup drawer
For ShapeShlfter users there is a freeze
ShapeShifter function. When the ShapeShifter
screen is pushed to the back it will freeze the
program, therefore stopping graphic card
screens being corrupted. There is also a function
to make Ihe right button equal a Mac double-
click, but I have been told this is pretty useless.
Another two new additions to MultiCX are lock
pens tor MagicWB users* so you wMI never lose
those lovely icon colours, and Newedit hook
which allows you to cut and paste to text
gadgets, among other edit functions.
Of less use, but still quite nice, is opaque
window moving and resizing. If any of you have
seen the Acorn Archimedes In action, when you
move or resize a window the entire window is
always vlsibte - you never have the rubber band
effect
Amiga Computing
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does the computer a gross in justice For a Jong time d was mar-
keted as a games machine, and Commodore scarcely attempted to
challenge the PC's age-old domination of the office-oriented market.
Againsl all odds, however, the Amiga's good value and powerful
software has pushed if into some of the most surprising corporate
markets. Its key roles in numerous famous film and TV productions
alone has received a great deal of well deserved coverage from
Amiga Computing In the past.
This is not the limrl of the Amiga's success in the commercial
world, however. I Is simplicity and natural prowess for creative work
make it the natural choice for all suns of companies requiring multr-
media, presentation, design and audio-visual tools. Over ihe next
lew months, Amiga Computing will be focusing; on some of this
remarkable machine s more interesting achievements.
damping history
The Imperial Win Museum in Lambeth is
one of the most highly regarded of our
national institutions, a place where
artefacts and sources from some of the
most momentous events to shape
history arc dynamically presented by
state-of-the-art multimedia lechnology.
As one of London's most popular
tourist attractions; the Imperial War
Museum has had to keep abreast with
the times. Cabinets full of uniforms and
weaponry may have their place, but visi-
tors to major museums demand exhibits
to foEituro simulations, videos, sound
and interactive displays to bring history
to life.
Given the high tech demands required
lii impress evermore jaded visitors, even
aroadcfiafer EMe
made Ihe videos
on the WWif
Hometrawil pOxxiifto
those well versed
the Amiga's multimedia fat
ents mighl be surprised to
hear that this common
home computer is a key
toot in developing and l|
running the interactive
exhibitions.
To start with, Scala is
at Jhe heart of the muse-
um $ public information
service, with intechannel
distributing information
about Ihe museum's
services and
exhibits to
screens conveniently dotted
around tho museum.
Then there's the Scala
driven touch screen display
located at the heart of
the Civilian Dead exhibit.
A sense of how far reach-
ing the destruction was on
an everyday basis can
be gamed from entering
family names to discover
if anyone with your sur-
name - possibly a relative
- was killed in the
German bombing
campaign Scala
draughtman’s contract
Archiloeture, defined in the Oxford English
Dictionary as the art or science of designing and
constructing buildings, actually holds a rare position
straddled between these two often uncomplimenta-
ry disciplines. Us practitioners require an under-
standing of the laws of physics and a grasp for
detail, but the besl of them will also possess the
creative vision of an artist.
Modern architects have used computers for
some time as lools in the process of design Many
were discontent, however, with ihe engineering-
based software they were Forced lo work with on
PCs - until someone had the bright idea of using
Amigas.
Visualisation of a building project is one of ihe
most important elements in the design because it's
the stage when the architects and Ihe property
developers finally get a solid idea of what a building
will took like, and of what needs adjusting.
Previously, however, Ihe architects clients would
commission about haft a dozen drawings or water-
cotours for this purpose, and for good quality work
they would expect lo pay around E2Q0Q. Now,
Wales -based company Delphi us Visuals offer an
Amiga- based service that will revolutionise the
process. Maik Thomas, the man behind the proiecl,
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entrance
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a first impression cl the plnn*. (fo+n it was
surfaced and textured actmraiefy enough te
depict the tinixhns of things tike carpet*,
ceilings* block work and wen fh® specific
detail of Ihe fecejtrjon desk.
has a background in tho profession having studied
at Cardiff University's Welsh School of architecture
for two years. Dissatisfaclion with traditional meth-
ods of visualisation put him at odds with ihe estab-
lished method oF work, and ihus ultimately led him to
abandon his course before completion, "I fell l wus
restricted by the tools they were using," Thomas
explained to Amiga Computing, 1 was limited by
using AuloCad and iradilinrwal PC-based tools "
So where did the Amiga come in, then?
Amiga Computing
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contender
(he ffmiga is no office workhorse, but -
its talents haue sold it to companies -
working in all walks of life. Gareth -
iofthouse introduces a special focus series —
A vimiiaF uiun^ an
iuuch^rroorr
flk
interprets inform a lion sent by thn (ouch
screen and then Super base searches
through its database fur entries matching
the name ft uses. Its a Simple but effec-
tive use of technology I hut brings history
into a closer perspective
FILM FOOTAGE
Even more impressive is the impact
White Knight Technology's Broadcaster
Elite, the non-linear editing tool, has had
on the museum's use of archive him
footage. According to the head of the
museum's audio-visual department, Alan
Morrow, II has opened up whole new
possibilities when n conies to their video
displays. According to Morrow, a short
film about lile on the home front during
tho second world war, for example,
was much more easily compiled and
edited using Broadcaster Elite than it
would hove been using other systems.
And this sort of display is integral to
many of the ok bib it ions to be found in
the museum.
In addition, Broadcaster was used in
the mock wartime cinema, in which trail-
ers For films audiences would have been
watching in the 1940s are edited togeth-
er to give visitors an authentic
experience.
The War Museum has also used Bars
and Pipes to creak-- 1 music lor presenta-
tions, plus Deluxe Paint and Morph Plus
lor animation So why did the bosses
decide to invest so much in the Amiga?
As is often the case with these stories,
Siala 15 at the heart if the
puHti[ information seruite, with
iifoihinni distributing information about the
museum's series nil dibits to screens dotted
around tbe museum
CAD - computer aided design - is for engineers la
do their plans on. It's all done in 2D and it doesn’t
.pply to architecture in the slightest but 1 hat's what
we ve been loroed to use on the PC"
Bui then Thomas got Imagine tor his Amiga, and
realised ihe potential it gave him for a new
-pproach. Imagine is a 3D modeller that's based
round space, and space is the sole too! of the
the final fEoqo ffce artist jpeerfiea #10 w fh*
tiVrrgp is !<? be 'photographed' and what areas Ilie
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• ie-r (he anirnfftimis whh cornpl*.!* and flip fntira
was jtur -lO vri/eu H dfi.rrn u/bwlng Uln
iMtoot to Naw Input into the editing
architect - controlling it, moving through It. And
there are oilier things in programs like Imagine that
are so much more applicable. tike the ability to add
textures and lighting. “
Thomas explained how it suits the architects
because they can think and work naturally in 3D,
but it is equally helpful for the clients. ’The property
developers like it because we can work very flexibly
and can bo flexible about price. 41 He went on : "It’s
basically a lot to do with impact, it aFlows the client
to walk Hi rough a building and get a good idea of it
You see, when architects are looking at each
other's plans, even we can find it difficult to envis-
age really what the designer has in his mind. So
wiih ihe old way of doing things Ihe clients are often
left dueJessT
The models are pul on VMS tape and animated
with accompanying music and titles, and the clients
can take it away as something tangible to relate to.
It's so del ailed lhal a client's first reaction might he
something like: "Oh, the chairs are the wrong
colour,'” yel It’s $o flexible thai Thomas can make
small alterations within minules,
Once again, then, the Amiga is offering a compa-
ny high class presentation tools at a reasonable
price. Mark Thomas concludes: To be able lo have
affordable computer graphics, which at tho end of
the day is slill regarded as high impact imagery, is a
key attraction. Anyone who has the opportunity to
get that jumps at the chance"
if turns out Alan Morrow was an Amiga
home enthusiast long before he pers-
uaded the museum it was the best
solulion to many of its multimedia
requirements. Not that Ihe Amiga's
acceplance at the museum has been
easy. As Monow explains,, getting people
used to PCs in I ho corporate environ-
ment to view I ho Amiga with anything
other than suspicion was anything
but easy. Now, however, (hey cannol
help but be impressed with the
results. Asked what Ihe More
holds For technological inno-
vation in museums.
Morrow stresses the
importance of multimedia
in making exhibits acces-
1 sible. Touchscreens
■ are becoming very
important because
they inform visitors
while allowing them
10 proceed ai their
own pace, so there are now 25 in the
museum.
Technology can also give visitors more
information and more choices. The
Imperial War Museum has the second
largest 20th century English art collection
in the country, tor example, bui space
limitations dictate thai only a small
number of paintings can be exhibited
at any one lime. Now, however, peo-
ple can seek out pictures they par-
ticularly want lo see on computer.
Some might argue that the
multimedia museums are going
For popular gloss and sensation
at the expense of content.
Morrow argues that this is
completely untrue tor the
Imperial War Museum, and
points out that the AV
department has always avoid-
ed flashy graphics and gim-
micks. And* he adds, Ihe
museum's subject matter is
so strong and extensive it
can only benefit from imagi-
native but sensitive
presentation,
Contacts
Delphus Visuals:
01633 613300
White Knight Technology:
01320 622351
Sc Ain:
01920 444294
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Amiga Cuapatlng
O t happens twice a year. The
European Computer Trade
Show, a place where ihe
industries' movers and shakers exhibit
Iheir latest products for the retailers,
journalists and other trade parties all
interested in checking out Ihe future of
ihe computer entertainment industry.
Over the years it has become more an
exercise in the large companies flashing
their bigger bank balance over their
smaller competitors in the form of flashy
stands, glossy demons! rations, and the
hiring of attractive bimbos and: him bos to
adorn the stands. Initially it was a show
designed for the European market, but it
has grown so much that it attracts visitors
from much further alio Id. And this year's
show was bigger and noisier then ever,
with over 114 exhibitors and 10,359
visitors over Ihe three day stint.
OFFENSIVE
The build-up seemed longer than usual
too, with adverts in the trade ppper,
CTW, spanning over four or five weeks.
The adverts themselves have also
become more alarming, with companies
relying on shock tactics more than nag-
ging their products. Take, for example r
the show edition of CTW, First page
news was the revelation that CTW were
calling upon the industry to take steps
against Virgin Interactive, saying that
they sicken with their offensive advertise-
ments. Then turn the page and Ihe re it is.
an ad from Virgin showing black and
white movie footage of a shot of an eye-
ball being cut with a razor blade from
Bun u el's, Lin Chien Andalou It was ydl
another marketing ploy.
Turn the pages still Further and you
come across a Gametek advertisement
For their latest road racer with a picture
depicting a crash helmet with blood pour-
ing out Then a picture of two young,
trashed-looking teenagers with blood
splattered from their noses to advertise
the game Wipeout. And finally, m SCI ad
with a blonde "crumpet (sic) posed sug-
gestively over their PR man-
ager with the slogan "_we
don't have to blow our
Sony'* Pfayatatton hud a huge
furesence w("rfi ot thw
forlfteoiTiping tfltlvi* on
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Significant pArt -
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forward
OIL
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DECEMBER 1995
Con vmrwiQft* ot Airrrpg^
Mf Super Skithnark*
are in the- otfiftQ on
other famiiits
own trumpet " Okay, so they did their job
in creating a pro-show stir but when it
came down to it, was the actual event
any good? Well, Virgin continued their
movie ihemo with an impressive stand in
the form of a cinema, complete with ush-
erelles. Acclaim had an eyecatching
stand promoting their latest Batman
game with a Jifesize bat mobile, and the
GT interactive suite had a theme of
heaven with angels on the reception
desk, impressive though it is, a lot is
merely gloss and a visitor would do well
to take more than a cursory glance lo
5 ee if the actual product is any good.
Oh the Amiga side of things, it was
more positive than you might expect for
a platform that's just getting back on its
foot. Ho stand from Amiga Technologies
though, which although unsurprising was
a little disappointing according to some.
Product- wise, on the other hand, things
did look brighter.
Longstanding supporters of the
Amiga, Team 17. displayed some of the
few actual Amiga machines of the show.
and demonstrated on them wore Worms
and Alien Breed 30, Around the
machines, people flocked to $ee the
games and it was good to see that
Amiga titles Still generated as much
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^pensive stands and gimmicks that are more geared to a consumer even!, Ah well, it's
,|_ iGir money and al least it provides entertainment for the visitor. Amiga Computing
□oks at some of the highlight
Virgin - Virgin, not renowned Tor their
subtlety, opted For a cinema-style front to
ih&r stand with games actually featured
as film presentations. The theme was
continued with usherettes.
Acclaim - Acclaims stand featured a
lilesize bat mobile spotlighted lor
dramatic effect. The other side o( the
■display had a more sporty feel with
appearances from The Harlem Globe
trotters and The London Monarchs,
Receptionists were dressed as angels
and the ethereal music provided a nice
change to the hustle and noise outside
Warner Interactive - taking up a large
space, we found Warner Interactive.
Crammed with (heir latest titles, their
was little room for anything more.
Unfortunately, there wore no Amiga® in
sight despite their release schedule
showing both Flight of the Amazon
Queen and The Chaos Engine 2.
GT Interactive - a rather forebodmy
entrance led to GTs original sutte which
was themed around heaven,
fVticro value Flair - a graffiti-style stand
was used to promote their forthcoming
game, Shockwaves Express. Nul points.
The entertainment computer industry is foreuer — i
changing. One may to keep up with it is to uisit the —
bi-annual industry eueni the Tumpean (amputee —
Trade Shorn. Tina Sachet t reports on the latest —
nterest as some of the new generation
stulf,
Amiga Computing took the opportunity
io talk to Andy Davidson, programmer oF
•Verms, to find out his views on (he show
and the Amiga. He explained that
rtorms was produced on the Amiga and
■■ 'hou( this machine, the market would
:-e a lot worse off' ‘The Amiga has been
responsible for the majority of original
. ames. H's a cheap, easy-to-use com-
. ..ter and without it there will be no n@w
'i’enf entering the market." As For the
_ ew generation of machines he stated:
There are games coming put for them
at are good but a lot are very unongi-
"3 titles simply dressed up. It doesn't
^ after how many silicon graphics you
— uok at a product, il's gameplay that
matters."
Reassuring $luff r especially when you
■ v<e a look at some of the visually
■ inning produces nn display. Beneath
•ir hi-tech appearance it's gameplay
B “;ii counts, and it was particularly inter
“Sting to $&$ that among all these
[Detailing suflPDftas of the
Air Isam !?, disoW mv of
the few actual Inga machines of
the show
games for the PCs and consoles are
titles that were on the Amiga first. A1 the
risk of sounding like a gushing
Anugaphile it was pretty good to see
things like Super Skidmarks and
Sensible Soccer all being converted
onto the new platforms, and it go os to
show I hat Amiga owners are busted for
their opinions on games.
Binary Emotion’s Ian Jolly was at the
show and he commented: 'If Amiga
owners don't lika a game then Il's no
good. They te$t the market."
So Sensible Soccer now has ren-
dered scenes and commentary, Sc
what? It's the same game., it was also
ironic lo SCO that the tales! game For the
PlayStaiion is Lemmings, It's been
One# again, Ocean spcnsflrftrf ffae
ECTS fcir Thmfr wffJi F«#m
17 rOAUfled Jn a /oirtl sbnd
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of 10,359 was docked up
ECTS ployed Ass-f to f 14 as Arbiters with some*-
of til# b*fif$f#at rn the compvtmf industry
Arnica Computing
DECEMBER 1995
FEATURE
altered to make il 3D but the gamoplay is
pretty much iho same,
Other games that nre hoinq released on
the Amiga could have boon shown, bin
disappointingly Ihnir PC counterparts
were on display instead. These included
Ascon's racing management game, Poln
Position, which already looks rather
impressive on the PC. We are assured,
however, that the Amiga version should
look pretty much the same, although She
rendered race scenes have yel to be
finalised Domark had the eagerly-awaited
Championship Manager 2 and Total
Football on display, the Amiga versions of
which will he seen in the next few months.
Total Football will be reaching many for-
mats, and Acclaim's show promotion for
their SNES/Mega Drive release was
backed up with a guesf appearance from
Los Ferdinand.
CLONES
UbisoM's surprise announcement to
bring Street Racer to the Amiga, was sup-
posed to be backed up with a demo.
However; I he Amiga version wasn't ready
in time bul a chat wilh the programmer
Irom developers. Vivid Image, confirmed
lhat the version is wolf on its way, and he
intends to keep it on two disks with very
1 1 ini led disk swapping - something they
achieved previously with First Samurai. At
the moment there will definitely be a two-
player split screen option, but he is also
working on how lo keep the four-pfayer
split screen so the Mega Drive version is
compromised as litlln as possible.
If there's a record for how many Amrga
products you can havo on one stand il
would go to Guildhall Insure Services.
Offering a Soli ware Production and Sales
service lo companies such as Black Magic,
Acid Software and Audiogenic, there was a
wealth of Amiga titles on display. Two ol
these were she latest Doom clones. Fears
by Manyk and Gloom by Block Magic.
When asked if they found it difficult to
promote two veiy similar products Michael
Crook offered: 'Hot at all they are both
+
The flrriga
has been
responsible for the majority of
original games. It's 3 cheap,
easf to-use computer amf
cuithaut it there ujill he no
new talent entering the
market
The Du r lather report was released to coincide with the show and
revealed some interesting findings on the Computer and Video
Games Industry, ft found that both the European market and UK
alike have both suffered a drop in sales but predict growth for
1996. The UK games market has fallen from £797 million in 1993
to £509 million in 1995. However, the report forecasts a rise oM5
per cent which means a retails sales level of £60! million.
What was particularly surprising was how well CD32 sales
have held considering Commodore's demise. The CD32 still
holds 4.17 per cent of the UK CD games market above the CDI
and the Mega CO. There was no real surprise to learn that IBM
PCs comer &6 per cent of ihe UK home computer, but there is
stifl a healthy 32.5 per cent share for the Amiga.
On the company side of things, it was found that Virgin had
the biggest market share, followed by US Gold and then
MIc repress.
Amiga Computing
DECEMBER 1995
ot
worm*; Anrfy
Davidson,
amplrrinx ha w
the Amlgn Ijc
responsible tot
a Jal of Cfre
m
the
rpiAfk#!
very different and are from two separate
companies, We promote them both
equally." Boih titles will be up against com-
petition from Team 17's Alien Breed 3D
and Black Legend's Citadel, and no doubt
countless others that are aJI trying lo creale
Ihe PC's most popular game, Doom on the
Amiga.
On the more serious side, educational
gurus Ten out of Ten Software pledged
continued support to the Amiga wilh a
packed release schedule for the next quar-
ter. Titles m development include Spelling
and Punctuation, Italian, Spanish and Latin.
Leisu resoft took a stand to promote their
latest range of peripherals and accessories
and are currently in (he process of
negotiating a contract for distribution rights
lo the new A 1200 bundle and Amiga
Technologies Virtual glasses. Both prod-
ucls were on display. Show announce-
ments included the release of their new
Amiga mouse and Tecnopfus joysticks,
Leisuresoft were not the only stand to
display virtual glasses. The Virtual hglass-
es were among other competitors all claim-
ing to immerse the user in a mind-blowing
virtual reality experience. The other head-
sets cm show included those from Forte
Technologies who announced that they
were seeking an injunction against
VictorMaxx Technologies, developers of
the CyberMaxx headset, claiming they
have infringed patent. With all the hype
surrounding these virtual reality headsets,
it's indicative ol the future that people era
seeing this technology as the way forward
for gaming.
As far as the other platforms fared.
Rtovwtwd dovetop&r* Bullfrog jiw wurArng
Hi? j numbrr of n#Hr PC {James such as
TJieme r-tospfijrL Who hoown we
eeultf see If On the Amiga
Microsoft were present to promote them^
selves as games publishers. Emphasis
was on their first action game, Fury, sales
ol which they hope will reach 100,000 in
Ihe UK before Christmas. Sonyj
announced their presence in as noisy a
way as Iasi Spring’s show, and although
they took up less space than before, they
promoted the launch of Iheir PlayStation
with a great many titles on display to
visitors to try out.
THE RIGHT TIME
ECTS is an event awash with the latest
rumours. One such rumour was that
Digital Image Design had been
approached by Amiga Technologies to
develop a 30 chip lor the CD32, but;
Amiga Technologies state there is no
foundation behind Ihis bul plans may be
made for ihe machine after Christmas,
with changes in specifications and
cosmetic design.
We approached Amiga Technologies to
get their view on the show. When asked
why they didn't exhibit, AT answered lhat
they did not feel it was the right time, but
They will exhibit at Spring's ECTS.
Jonathan Anderson commented: "We
attended the show and had meetings wilh
a large number of software publishers to
see if they would port over some of Their
PC CD-ROM titles to ihe Amiga. The initial
reaction was better than we thought it
would be and we will be In meetings over
the next iwo or ihree weeks lo discuss
this. Everyone has to Pe convinced that
we mean business and they need to see
the product on the shelves." /T*F
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DECEMBER 1 f>95
Ben Bast takes a sneak premia of
a new Foundation Imaging W show
many tens of thousands of pounds on the
appropriate software and hardware, gen-
erating graphics I hat look like real trees,
grass, water, ole i$ difficult, and when it
comes to Interaction with those elements,
almosl impossible.
Therefore. £ la Th underbirds, minia-
tures will be used for certain elements of
the show There will bo a model-based All
Terrain Vehicle and most of the land'
scapes will also be modelled for real. The
hostile environment suits will,
unfortunately, prove too
expensive and unwieldy to
build for real, so they will
be scaled down for the
final production.
Even so, they
and organic structures - Hypernauts will
have most of the action based on Ihe
ground, This poses a very big problem for
CG people because unless you are willing
to spend
oun elation Imaging, familiar to
readers of any Amiga magazine
as Ihn mnst famous of all the
users of the Amiga In a professional situa-
tion, have hit paydirt once more.
Scheduled for launch in the auturpn of
1996, Hypornnuts will be a hair-hour,
weekly television show tor Saturday morn-
ing felly m the Slates, The show hasn’t
been bought up tor this side of the pond
yet, but I think it's likely, given the success
of Babylon 5 on bolh stoes ol Ihe Atlantic,
ihat ri will appear on our screens fairly
soon Ihereafter.
The basic storyline will be familiar to
kids Ihe world over. Each story as based
around the same team of three human
teenagers and their alien friend (the usual
guy in a suit), helping to keep the galaxy
safe for the good guys. The bad guys in
If ns story are a bunch ot robotic enemies
conlfoSled by a group of three really nasty
aliens wlx> are in telepalhic control ol ihe
robols : and who are also linked: together
telepath ically. Cach week, our gang will
bailie their gang m lime-honoured fashion,
presumably with the usual outcome.
The show will differ from Babylon 5 in
one important respect. Whereas Babylon
5 is mainly set in space,
which is very kind to
computer graphics -
being easy .on things
like physics
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will still be about 1 2 feet high,
Obviously „ if there was no advance on
“nijnderbirds, Hype mauls wouldn't be
ery exciting, but Foundation Imaging
ntend to combine CG shots with the
miniature landscapes they build to
enhance ihe look and feel of the sens. This
should help if i get around some of Ihe nor-
mal problems of apparent scale that made
Thunderbirds look so very... very... well,
very modelled'
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However; this has meant a lol more
ivork for ihe CG people, ensuring that
jhting angles and intensities are correct
ind that the computer-based models don t
simply look overlaid onto the miniature
andscapes. At the bottom of the opposite
oage you will see a test shot of one of the
aircraft in She show, called a Bison, whrch
nas been composited over footage of the
Mojave deport in Nonh America This pic-
ture has been taken from a high resolution
printout rif thn original shot, but oven with
these limitations the shot looks impres-
sive. Also impressive is the launch
sequence for the drop sh:p Torn the moth-
ership out gang i«ve on The idea is based
on a rail-lnunche r magnet c accelerator
approach and really needs ro be seen tor
full effect. The drop ship sits in a tunnel
and accelerates out of the belly of the
mothership ai great speed
The series ts gong to consist of 13 half-
hour episodes each with around 70 CG
effects shots which is nearly twice as
many as in a standard episode of
Babylon 5. and in
half-an-hour as opposed
to three quarters of
an hour. Tf
also means there are more in one single
Show than in the first 13 of the 22
episodes of She firs! season of Babylon 5
put together. This means that together
with the punishing CG schedule that J
Michael Straciynsfci has set for the third
season of Babylon 5, Ron Thornton and
his team will really have their work cut
out for them.
Unfortunately, owing to the prohibitive cost
and relative slowness of ihe hardware,
Foundation Imaging no longer use the Amiga
in any great way lor rendering or modelling.
Instead, as befitting a company with as much
work to do as Foundation Imaging, they use a
mixture of three DEC Alphas, nine Pentiums
and a couple of MIPS machines running
LightWave for the rendering of the CGI
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lead by Aon Thornton
BIP Amiga?
effects in Babylon 5 and Hypernaufs. These
machines ait in the Engine Room\ a
specially-designed perl of Foundation
Imaging's offices that 1$ air filtered and condi-
tioned to make the best possible environ meni
for running the machines In. The only thing
the Amigas now do is look after certain
aspects of the network - a bil of a
turnaround.
i
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REVIEW
Hminet ?
AMI NET 7
he number of these Ihings
now a days is jumping higher
than a kangaroo on steroids*
but since over 5O0Mh of new Amiga
public domain software has been
uploaded lo the Aminat, they have
gel a good excuse and at least it
proves lhal Amign users are stHI
highly active and buoyant - the total
number of uploaded programs
recently topped 80,000.
As is usual with Aminat CDs, they
try to concentrate on one specific
area, and this CD’s area is clipart 1
have been using Ami net CDs tor a
good while but usually I use the
OHcoJIani find tool and AmlgaGuide
combi nal ion, However, seeing I have
lo do a review, 1 thought I would
have a I idle nose around all those
extra drawers.
it turned oul lo be well worth my
while, because in the list drawer
there are a number of AmigaGutdes.
One allows you to view the most
downloaded, and therefore most
popular programs for various
categories,
The demo guide again organises
demos in terms of both theif quality
and what machines they will! run on.
So if you own an A4Q0G you can
watch demos safe in the knowledge
Thumbnail tffobvJttgt uf Amin&t V Pictures
than they will nol crash your machine.
The one thing that grabbed my
attention was the FicZoo button. This
is a separate program that lets you,
view all the pictures in a certain cate-
gory as colour thumbnails, and if you
then want to see the full image just
click on the appropriate thumbnail.
The only downer is thal you must
make sure you have the NTSC moni-
tor driver running because it insists
on it. It is hard to sum up this A mine!
CD as this is ihe seventh one but all
the material is new or updated
If you cannot find anything on this
CD that is of use or i me rest to you.
you probably don't own a computer
- bin then you could use it as a
Frisbee?
the bottom line
Product. Amlnet 7
Supplier: Emerald Creative
Technology
Price: £14-95
Phone:0181-715 3866
Ease of use.,.,. 9
Implementation 9
Value for money 9
Overall 9
World of Amiga
D one by the samo people
who did the imaginatively
and strangely similarly tilled
World of Video (see next page), you
can enter and lose yourself in the
staggering World of Amiga. This is
similar to the World of Video in that
it is a general CD containing a wide
range of programs, games and data
files for you to play about with.
All the data files are split into their
appropriate drawers and I was a
liltte worried lhal there was going to
be a lot of duplication with the
World of Video CD, However, as it
happens, only a few of the better
animations are on both CDs.
Along wilh a good selection of
am m aliens there is a token picture
section and a couple of good
programming guides for assembler
and AFtexx, The assembler guide
shows you how lo code which is a
very good starting point if you want
to learn how to writ# system friendly
demos and games.
Thorn is a wide selection of music
modules and samples, with most of
the samples being of a good quality.
One problem I found with the music
section is that the tool types set-up
for listening to the modules and
samples are wrong. If you double-
click on any of the icons you will
simply get the cannot run blardy talar
program thrown in your face.
This might nol be such a problem
because there is a huge col I eel ion
of public domain programs on the
disCi coveting every possible
subject range, So it you want lo play
any of the modules you can go off
and locate either a demo of
Its IB round up time again. This month -
fleil fIJohr takes a gander at an emeiient ~
dip art reflection, the latest Rminet IB
and a couple of titles from IIS Breams -
OctaSVlED 5 or run Eagle Player,
Overall this CD is- okay.
Everything can be run from the
Workbench, except lor ihe problems
with the module and sample’s tool
types. If you have just bought a
CD drive then this would be an
i0jg roLM-il , part i &i rhf Amigfl world?
interesting CD to get. There is
plenty of stuff lo look at, and plenty
of programs to play about with, and!
all at a very reasonable price,
The bottom line
Product: World of Amiga
Supplier: US Dreams
Price: £ 14,99
Phone: 01483 756813
Ease of use 8
Implementation 7
Value for money B
Overall 7
Amiga Computing
DECEMBER 1995
REVIEW
Phase One
World ol Ukteo
here is a readme file on ihis CD
that is expressing ihe authors"
opinion about (he quality of a
number of current CD colecSons and the
people that are producing them. The drive
of the readme is that the quality is
absolutely minimum, basically meaning
ihese CDs are shovel-ware,
You may have actually gone oul and
bought some of these CDs - if you havs
you will know what I am talking about. One
problem inherent with CD collections is
that there is so much space on them,
proper organisation of the material is
essential otherwise it becomes impossible
for the user to be able to find anything of
any relevance.
in Ihe worse cases you get a directory
containing a few hundred files - that is if
you're lucky - with irrelevantly named files
such as x1fl98.dms_ If you want to find
anything you have to first trundle off and
locate an index, then search for any rele-
vant material, then open a shell, and then
manually un-dms the file to a floppy. The
total process lakes anything up to 10
minutes fora single disk.
Everything I have just said, I am delight-
ed to say, is completely and utterly
irrelevant to ihe Phase One CD. Indeed, if
anything, the Phase One CD is a joy lo
use. All the files are intelligently and Intu-
lively categorised into relevant drawers
with relevant file names.
For instance, you want to find some
cHpart of a frog, Simple, just go into the cli-
Cririy'iff/animalsTeptiles^rogs and you can
■«itior view a collection of thumb nail pro-
/lews or the individual images. The actual
file names represent what the picture Is,
Catour Hndujc* pm f> vnry handy addition
though I'm not quite so sure what the
homytead piccy is all about.
I suppose 1 should aclually lell you what
i$ on this CD, The Phase One CD is a
collection of quality clipart, fonts and pic-
tures for all you DTP users our there. The
collection has been especially organised
lor Amiga users, so all the drawers and
preview files can be accessed by icons.
The actual clipart on the CD comas In a
number of flavours - black and white IFF,,
scalable encapsulated postscript along
with IFF previews, and a collection of
colour IFF images. The images are noi
available In every format, bul most pacx-
ages will accept all formats, and if you
have trouble with EPS clipart there are IFF
versions provided. All Ihe clipart is of a
good qualily and they am at a high resolu-
tion,. including ihe EPS IFF alternatives.
Trying to get any document to look
original is going to require access to new
fonts, and this CD has got its lair share of
them. Covering Compugraphic. Type One,
ProDraw and Coloured IFF clip fonts,
most of the fonts are available in all the
scalable- formats, One point lo note is that
every font comes with an IFF preview so
you can quickly ge' an idea of what each
font looks like, without having to mesa
about loading rt into any package,
Of less use to DTP users, but of interest
to video people, are the images on the
CD. There is well over 70Mb worth of high
resolution full overscan Images, all perfect
as video backdrops, and again, each
property categorised.
□iher things to find on this CD are
updates for PageStream 2.21 and version
3 a to h. to OpalVision and Typesmiih.
There are even full demos for both
Types m it h and Pagestream, If you
happen to be using a CDTV to access the
CD, Pa met is included ready to run.
This is an excellent CD. Not only is il full
to the bnm of quality fonts and clipart but it
is superbly organised. It may not have the
clever search options of the Amine! disks,
but if you are aclually going to be using
this thing regularly, H is going to be simpler
jusl to follow the drawer organisation. At
the end of the day (Ns CD is virtually
impossible to find fault with ~ if you need
clipart, fonis or images you need this CD.
o it's not a picture
collection of video
recorders, and It
does not tell you how to
care for and love your
video, II is in fact a CD
dedicated to all things ani-
mated and screen related.
This is one of those
general Amiga collections,
covering a wide selection
of areas in the video
world. One large chunk of
the CD is taken up with
Amiga animal ions, all of
which are excellent, Probably the highlight for me was Ihe fact it
contains the complete Enc Schwartz collection, along with a number
of Craig Collin's excellent animations, such as Last Stand on Hoth
and The Ad,
h*
There are also three Rise of the Robots animations which are AG A
only. along with a number of Mpegs. Unfortunately, the supplied
Mpeg interface flatly refused to play any of the Mpegs, meaning you
had to resort to manually running them from a shell. If you are
unfamiliar with the Amiga's shell,
and the Mpeg player, this is easi-
er said than done,
There are icons for some of the
larger animations that allow you lo
play them spoofed off Ihe CD,
Ihe ref ore requiring less memory,
However, the problem with this
was that the program simply
crashed on our A4000. Therefore,
if you are low on memory you
would have to use Biganim or
Vie wok yourself.
As usual there are pictures cov-
ering various subjects, none of
a 9 oad coiim^tion of uft things vidov which are at all lewd - just the
normal animals, fantasy, plenty
of cartoons, and a large rayl raced section, In their own section are a
collection of good qualily high resolution 24-bit PAL backdrops for use
in any presentation or video work you wan!. These include mixture of
both IFF and Jpeg, along with HA MB thumbnail previews,
Probably of more use to raytracing fanatics is a collection of high
resolution textures, There is a thumbnail Ham8 preview provided so
you can get a quick idea of what they look like, and again there is a
mixture of IFF % and Jpegs - (he IFFs are eilher al 24 or 8-bit depths,
The qualily of both Ihe backdrops and textures are excellent, the Jpeg
backdrops are very good quality, but unfortunately, the same cannot
be said for the Jpeg'ed textures.
On fop of all this there is around 135Mb worth of general and
graphic-specific programs for you lo mess around with, ranging from
commercial and shareware demos, lo fully usable public domain
programs and utilities.
If you have only ever
seem a couple of
Schwarts animations, this
CD is worth buying just to
get his complete collection,
not to mention Ihe Craig
Collins animations, Overall
its not a bad collection of
video- related stuff, not con-
centrating on any one area,
but giving a good general
spread of materia] . If you
only have a passing inter-
est in Amiga animation this
CD is worth considering,
Product: World of Video
Supplier: US Dreams
Price; £ 14. 99
Phone: 01483 756813
Ease of use
I mpl emen tat ion
Value for money
Overall
7
7
8
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stations produced by ihe likes of Sun and
HP, and would have cost as much as the
Pentium.
But processor speed continues on its
exponential growth, and if you stand
around, no-one else is going to wail for you
o catch up. Anyone who has attempted
any sod of ray fracing will know you can
never have a fast enough processor, and
even programs such as Word worth and
Final Writer can grind to a hall if documents
we a high graphics contents
So what do you do if your A 1200 isn't
Taking the power grade? Well, Power
Computing might just have the solution for
you in the form of the Falcon*
When we first heard of the Falcon
040/060 board our first worry was how on
earth they were going to keep the thing
:ool enough, because the 040 is a very hoi
chip. Wo hod visions of having to prop ihn
1200 up on stilts so you could fit a tan
underneath it to keep everything cool: but
as it turns out the actual solution is very
neat,
Unlike other A1200 trapdoor accelera-
tors, fitting the Falcon will invalidate your
warranty, as fitting the fan requires you to
r emove the top casing off your Amiga. This
s actually the most time-consuming part of
:he operation, because removing all those
screws does take some time. Once you
nave got the casing olf and removed the
keyboard, you can fit the fan.
HOLE-LESS
In the actual documentation there
appears to be another screw hole in the
Amiga’s bottom casing, but on all our
A 1200$ ng such second screw hole exists,
Tfte only available one is one of the bolt
notes used io hold the disk drive in place.
As the only alternative is to start drilling
notes through the casing:, shield and moth-
erboard, you have to remove the disk
j rive's mount. This does not cause too
much of a problem as the disk drive is still
held firmly in place by a couple of other
bolts.
Once the fan has been screwed into
: ace there is |ust the matter of forcing the
board into the expansion slot. Now I’ve
seen some pretty tight fitting boards in my
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connector into place, make sure every-
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able 1 force. If you make sure everything is
square the board should slot nicely into
place, but it is such a tight squeeze you
will need to push the other end down into
place - and f you want to replace the
trapdoor cover it is necessary lo cut a
large square out of it, so the memory
SIMM can ht. Personally, I dkJ not bother
to replace the door
One Interesting point is that the Falcon
will not even work unless you have 4Mb ol
memory Therefore, you need at least a
2Mb SIMM to get it to work. I think this is
actually a good point because there is
very little speed increase gained from
running accelerators without Fast RAM.
In use. everything worked wonderfully.
Windows zipped about, Jpegs displayed
in no lime, and all the recent games ! tried
such as Super Skid Marks, Pinball illu-
sions, UFO and PGA European Tour
worked with no problem at all. Even the
fan is fairly quiet.
This is a great bit of kit, Ihe only down
If you examine the lovely artistic photograph of the Falcon
board you may notice a very suspicious looking square block
skulking at the end. This is, in fact a SCSI ll/lll interface - yes
that is correct, a SCSI III connector, Don 1 ! know what it is, but it
sounds damn impressive.
The only down side to this is that the connector you have to
get is a half pilch SOnpin connector which is a little unusual, but
Power can supply all the necessary leads.
One thing that took me by surprise is that there is no real-
time clock on the board. This is probably due to the fact that
there is no room on the board, but just one of those things you
take for granted, and when your Workbench clock starts cMs-
playing 5.14pm just after lunch time it is a bit of a shock to the
system as you want to go home.
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need to lever the SCSI connector oul of
the trapdoor.
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con figure I ions depending on what your
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are. Vou can purchase a bam board and
get ihe processor yourself. The 040
options consist of either a full 25 Mhz 040
chip or the LC version, which omiis the
MMU. So if you don 1 ! need lo use virtual
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Amiga Computing
DECEMBER 1995
LETTERS
Perfect mag July 95! Bglfo the disks
and editorial were excellent. Each
monlh I buy Amiga Computing and
Amiga Shopper, I find Shopper nor-
mally has very good editorial (no
games!), although some ol their
coverdisks seem to be rather out of
dale (Pretext 4.3), Amiga Format is not
much belter either, flogging the
sensible Golf demo twice.
CU Amiga usually has good disks,
i.e. image/'FX, but their actual; maga-
zine is a little disappointing and rather
heavy on games content.
Armga Computing seems So have gol
the combination near perfect. The first
of your 'Utility Heaven' disks was
Superb. I had just installed Workbench
on my new hard drive, so I he Multi GX
and MU I utilities were both excellent,
The format of the disks is good loo,
Unarchiving straight to RAM is a great
idea; I rarely use a program I can't
unarchive and run straight from BAM,,
Mark Clatworthy, Her&tmoncGBUX
Our second letter from Mr
Clatworthy in as many months. We
like to think we have the balance
right too. I’m pleased you liked our
MU1 CoverDisk — we've had a lot Of
mail praising it. A$ for the formal of
the disks, I hope you like the
installer script that was put on our
disks from the September Issue,
written by our erstwhile CoverOisk
editor Noil Mohr,
Amiga Computing has recently become an
international publication with a US edition
going out to subscribers of the now-
defunct Rmiga World. It seems from the
amount of mail the change has proued
guite popular with our Umerkan cousins
1 am writing about a section in your news pages in the September issue. You sand that
version 2.1 of the Emplant E586DX PC emulator is available and will run games such as
Doom. Does Itiis mean il will run Doom II and games like Magic Carpet, Tie Fighter and
0-Wing?
What is the price and where can 1 gel il from? Also, I have a bog standard Amiga Oo
you think 5 should gel a 540Mb internal hard drive for El 74.99 or a CD-ROM drive.
Since you have started giving helpful hints and tips lately. I have a question for you. In
Lure of the Temptress I have broken out of jail and gone round talking to people. I went
into the wizard's house and found nothing. What also should I be doing?
In Dune I have defeated all the Harken non Fortress but Ihe palace still stands - am I
supposed lo get men to do the ecology stuff? SOS please.
PS. I enjoy your mag a lot but I think it could do with a tad more games reviews. Keep
up Ihe good work.
Michael Ryan, address unknown
Unfortunately, you would need a somewhat better equipped Amiga than the one
you presently have to even be able to run Emplant. For a start, the Emplanl is actu-
ally a Zorro II card that fits inside a big box Amiga like an A4000, A30Q0 or At 500,
Secondly, it needs a very swift processor to get anything like adequate perfor-
mance, I'm assuming you have a base level A120Q as you don't say in your letter.
Thirdly, It also really needs a graphics card (which would also need a big box
Amiga) for the display to update fast enough. But yes, if you can fulfil all these
criteria, you would be able to play the games you mention, although perhaps not
es welt as you would on the PC you could have bought for the money you spent
on your Amiga to make it possible.
As for whether you should buy a hard drive or a CD-ROM drive, there is no
question that a hard drive will be of greater benefit lo you. Buy a CD-ROM later,
there isn't that much by way of good quality CDs yet, so you're not missing out.
I'm afraid I can't really help you out on the games tips, not being a games player,
but as to your request for more games reviews. 1 can say that we would gladly put
more games reviews in Ihe magazine if only there were more games out there to
review.
; ’ ■ a I I 1 P - * ! 1 ft I ! P j | I
My sysla m currently consists of an Amiga
1500, 1Mb RAM, two punters and a Sony
TV/monitor. Whal would you do if you
didn't know whether to buy OS 3.1 or an
EGS Spectrum? Thai's the decision I'm
trying to make at the moment - I jus! don't
know whH:h way to go. So p if you were in
my position, whal would you do?
Here are my new Amiga suggestions. A
range of five or six Amigas isn't going lo
take over a range of 20-30 PCs worldwide,
so why don't some Amigas become part of
the PC range, This means they could bo
an original Amiga and a PC in one box lor
about half the price of a PC computer. The
machine could incorporate PC ports, a PC
mouse and joystick, MS-DOS 6. Windows
95, Amiga ports, an Amiga mouse and joy-
stick, AmigaDOS 3,1 and Workbench 3.1 r
If that was sold for half fhe price of Ihe
cheapest PC,. I think E scorn would get
loads of customers.
For Amigas ihet were bought before
Commodore went bankrupt, there could be
plug-in modules For the A5QG, A5QQ+,
A6G0 and A1200 which would have PC
ports on il and would allow standard PC
cards lo be plugged into the Amiga, all
powered From an external PSU. All Amigas
that are A15Q0s and above could have
internal modules. These plug-in modules
could also be supplied with the new
A1 200s lo make them more expandable.
I also have some questions; Why wasn‘1
Amiga Computing
DECEMBER 1995
(flirnns sans
modem
! am starting a disk-based BBS called
Off Net which has been designed so
(hat users wilh no money to buy
modems can enjoy sending mes-
sages lo other members. Everyone
sends in ihoir messages and 1 put
lhem onto OffNet and send ihem out
to all members.
If any of ynur readers are interested
in joining (it's completely free, by the
way), then please send your name
and address, a blank disk and 5Dp tor
posiage and packing to; OffNet,
BBS2S Roslyn Close. SI Austell,
Cornwall PL25 3U N
Mark Wadham ,, OffNet
A brave and bold attempt Mark.
Amiga Computing wishes you lots of
luck in your enterprise. Inierested
readers should contact Mark at the
address given,
i *
Amiga who?
Dear Amiga Ad ion, (sic). As the days of
the Amiga looked darker the grim
prospect of switching to Macintosh or *
heaven preserve us - a PC with Windows
became more realistic. It's a comfort to
most faithful Amiga users that the
Commodore liquidation has been settled
and the Amiga technology is in safe
hands. 1, arid I'm sure many other Amiga
users, hope that ihe Amiga will keep its
unique operating system and rt will never
lose the user-accessible power that first
fascinated us.
I applaud Amiga Action's (yep, sic
again) wonderful coverage of the latest
Amiga news, and the wonderful coverage
of Ihe differed inleresls in Ihe Amiga
world, (I only recently discovered your
magazine, quite by accident, upon the
Commodore's saga reported on British TV
news? Will all Amiga software run on the
new A 1200s? Does OS3.1 allow you to run
Windows programs on Workbench? Does
it allow more software to be run than
Workbench 2? Does ihe Amiga 1500 have
a SCSI port, allowing a CD-ROM to be
plugged in?
Tony Mali Gloucester
To lake your points in order: Buy 0S3.1,
but be aware that it really needs a hard
drive. You don't have the memory or
monitor necessary to run an ESS
Spectrum and you wouldn't get full ben-
efil from it without OS3.1 anyway, The
Spectrum really needs a minimum of
ealinction of Amiga World.) Good Job!
Keep il up!
I would also like to suggest an arti-
cle on graphics effects, animations,
and lips and tncks using such com-
mon material as Deluxe Paint III or
IV, I am a game graphic producer
myself and a lot of my professional
fricks come from Amiga's World
regular feature, Accent on
Graphics. Even she average Amiga
owner loves to play with D Paint and
I'm sure would appreciate such an '1
article. Remember, users of relatively
inexpensive paini programs such
D Paint are much more common than
LighlWave users.
I have a sample disk of my artwork and
am currently looking for a game to illus-
trate in my spare time. If Amiga Action
(he's written rfvs not us) is interested! in
including my graphics on the CoverDisk or
knows of a PC programmer who needs
an work done, pease write back.
Joseph Dr ppe Bom 495. Beifbuckie TN ,
USA 37020
) think Mr Drippe must have been out
in the rain too long He addressed his
letter to EBP at Amiga Computing ; but
keeps referring to Amiga Action in the
body of his Setter. However, I'm sure he
is talking to us because when l men-
tioned operating systems to the guys
letters please
at Amiga Action they thought il was a
(c new combat game. We've included
Mr Drippe's address for anyone
who fancies some American
graphics for their program.
Keep those letters coming! If you
can't he bothered to find a bit of
paper and a stamp, why not e-mail
us? Simply point your mailer ?o:
E S P @ acomp. demon .co.uk
There’s a £50 pound prize for
the best letter printed as
■ an incentive
Interchangeable
letter
am writing: lo enquire where I can get
hold of a copy of Interchange Plus v3 as
mentioned by Mr Whileley in his video
column in your Seplember issue. I am a
regular reader of Amiga Computing, so
keep up ihe good work and long live the
Amiga
Mr A J Hasten. Stevenage
I: would like to say that this Is an easy
query to deal with. Mr Maslett, but in
these days of fewer and fewer serious
Amiga dealers, l couldn't find a single
one that actually stocks Interchange
Plus at the moment. However, dealers
like White Knight Technology {01320
822321}, First Computer Centre {0113
231-9444) and Emerald Creative (0131
713-BM6) do deal with American dis-
tributors so they should have little
trouble finding it for you.
thinking of opening a PD library. I have already got
plenty of PD from magazines - can I use this? I also
have plenty of shareware - can I sell it? I have
Wordworth 3.1SE, but how can 1 use it to design an
advert
Please give me info and possibly more.
Sean Talbot, Great Beckham
What you are attempting to do, Sean, will take a
lot of perseverance and hard work. You can use
the software you find on coverdisks, but only
titles which are lisied as being public domain or
shareware software, I you check the documenta-
tion for every program you want to Sell* you
should be able to determine whether you will be
allowed to include it in your library or not.
One thing to consider getting would he a modem
so that you can get software from bulletin boards
like 01 for Amiga or the Aminet sites on the
Internet. Advertising in a publication like Amiga
Computing is not cheap, but you can print out an
ad from Wordworth and send ft in for the artwork to
be recreated from your layout here* Make sure your
Spelling and grammar are correct, because other-
wise your ad will not look professional and you
won't gel many customers. Finally, if you do wish
to set up a PD library, ! wish you the best of luck.
4Mb RAM to work to its best advantage
and a proper muitiscan monitor. This
would also mean that you would need
to buy a flicker fixer for your A15DG so
that you could display normal Amiga
graphics on the multiscan monitor,
along with the Spectrum's graphics.
There is a fatal flaw in your sugges-
tion, as appealing as it seems. The
cheapest Amiga is officially about £400,
ihe cheapest (reasonable) PC about
£600 including VAT.
How would any company be able to
offered a combined package for around
the £300 mark? Also, the ability to plug
In PC cards is only really useful tf there
Is driver software written to take
advantage of them for the Amiga.
Commodore s saga wasn't reported on
British TV news because if wasn't impor-
tant enough to anyone other than Amiga
owners.
No. you would need a PC emulator to
allow you to run Windows programs on
your Amiga.
Sort of. There are programs that
require WB3,x to run, such as datatypes
Not as standard, as I’m sure you
already know. You can buy a hard drive
controller card which has an external
SCSI port or alternatively, you enn buy
an internal CD-ROM drive end put it in
the 51/4" bay of your machine and
attach rt to the SCSI controller internally.
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I own an A 1200 wifh a 42fiMb external hard drive. Whenever I try to run games
J otf my external hard drive I hey have crashed graphics, but on my triend’s
internal hard drive the games work fine - why is this?
I have also been trying to run some of my older coverdisk programs, bul when
I Iry to run them off the hard drive I gel the message software error 80000005 suspend or
reboot.
If ! reboot and then change the chip type to original they work fine Would they work on
an internal drrve or do you still have to change the chipset to original' 7
Keith Whitfield, Kent
IF? A Jot of older games and programs that were originally written on the
'+* * ASOQ and A200G took a lot of things for granted with regards to the OS
end the graphics hardware. When the A12Q0 came out with its new 05
and graphics hardware, many of the older Amiga programs ceased to work, as
they were doing things the new graphics hardware did not like.
One of the side effects is the crashed graphics effect you are seeing. The AG A
chipset can display a huge number of new screen modes, but as older programs
are assuming they will be run on the old chipset, all the graphics appear corrupt
When you switch to original chipset the A 1200 tries ft s best to look like a nor-
mal A 500, which is why older programs will work, ft you stsil have problems you
can try turning off the CPU cache in the early startup menu, accessed by holding
down both the mouse buttons when you reset your machine. Or try any of the
numerous degrader programs such as TUDE.
Running the games off an internal or external drive should make no difference.
You do not say what Amiga your friend has. If they have an A1200 then perhaps
they have changed the way the program starts or the computer boots up.
Harrowing hard
drills
I have a standard AS00 to which I
recently added a Gasieiner
120Mb hard drive. The problem I
am havmg is th^t I now cannot run any of
my 1Mb software as the computer keeps
saying i! does not have enough memory
availably even though it does from floppy.
I contacl ed Gasfslner and, although
they were very polite, they were of Utile
help. The engineer did tell me that the
hard drive uses up some of the RAM. so
1Mb games will not run from it - even
though they do install perfectly. He said
[he only way to cure this is to add more
memory.
Is there any way to get the hard drive to
release this memory as it loads in pro-
grams? Or are there any other ways of
adding extra memory considering the trap
door is occupied?
If I cannot add any more memory is
(here any way of connecting the hard drive
through the PCMCIA slot?
D Simmons, Herts
files on and the other to hold, well, your
other files. Using the HDTool&ox utility,
if you select partition drive and then
click on advanced options, you can
specify the number of buffers that
should be allocated. This should nor-
mally be around 32 - any less or much
more slows access.
The best chance you have of getting
a game to run off your hard drive is to
reset your machine holding both the
mouse keys down. Then select toot
with no startup-sequence, type assign
ENV: ENVARC: and then toadwb.
II your games still wilt not load you
can gain a few more K by typing
addhutfers -50. This removes the hard
drive s buffers and can gain you about
60k,
After all that. if the games still will not
toad the only way is for you to buy
some extra memory. In your letter you
say your trapdoor slot is taken, but a
lh
acas
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properly fitted hard drive should not
do this. Perhaps you should double
check how the hard drive has been
fitted.
The only other options are either to
buy a PCMCIA memory card, which
you will need to look in a PC magazine
for, or buy a bear Overdrive mecha-
nism which fits into the PCMCIA slot
Both of these, however, are far more
expensive than just getting hold of a
A60Q trapdoor memory card, which
only cost around £30.
Harrowing hard
driues II
^ l am having a horrendous lime
with my HDQ boot partition, i!
seems to have a checksum error
on one of the blocks.. My HOI partition
Stichq startup
r
It is true that each hard drive
partition you have requires
extra memory, for things like
disk buffers. The disk buffers help to
increase the speed of access to the
hard drive but each one uses memory P
so the more partitions you have the
more memory you will loose.
Generally, you Only need two parti-
tions - one to hold your Workbench
f hope you can help as 1 seem to have
lost the startup-sequence for my GVP
* hard drive. Basically, when I switch on
my computer it continuously comes up
with requesters moaning about not being able to
find volumes ENV and T, among other things. If 1
boot from the Workbench 2 floppy then 1 get
some access to the hard drive. What can I do?
R Gray , Orkney
Well, it sounds as If some naughty pro-
gram has been tinkering with your start-
up-sequence, which from Workbench
2.04 you shouldn't do anymore. When Workbench
starts up a number of assigns have to be made.
Without these a lot of programs get very
confused and start complaining big style - the
ENV: assign being one of these and one of ihe
most important.
There is a fairly simple solution to your prob-
lem, All you have to do is replace your startup-
sequence with a new copy. So if you boot up with
the Workbench 2 disk and open a shell, type copy
s; startup -sequence TO dh0:s which will replace
your corrupt startup sequence with the correct
version.
Amiga Computing
DFCFMR PR 1
45
TECHNICAL
Do you have a problem?' Do you some*
times find yourself poised over your
Amiga with axe in hand, spouting
profanity at the stubborn refusal of your
software or hardware to behave properly?
Well, calm down and swap the axe for
pen and paper. Jot down your problems,
along with a description of your Amiga
setup, and send it off to Amiga Computing Advice Service,
IDG Media, Media House. Adlingion Park, Macclesfield SKtO
4NP, Alternatively, e-mail us at AC AS@acomp.demor, co.uk
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seems la bu find, Sometimes when I turn
on my machine Ihe purple screen
appears, asking me to insert a disk. II I
Itien reset my machine it Will bool oft the
hard drive but the startup-sequence does
noi seem to run. as I only get a 4 colour
screen and no DblPAL
l have tried venous recover tools such
as DiskSalv, QBTool$ and Am Back, but
they all seem to find problems and when I
try to get them to repair the drive ihey
crash after about half an hour
It also appears as if all the icons from
the drawers are gone, bui not the actual
Disk, in to icon. I can’t enter any of the
directories using the shelly but none ol my
programs are saying ihe disk is not vali-
dated, and the disk is no! 100% full, which
ss usually the case of a non validated disk,
R Borst Netherlands
Qh dear, you seem to be in a
spot of bother, I have had my
share of validating and check-
sum errors in my time, but I have
never had some at the symptoms you
describe.
In this situation I would either just
get DiskSalv to do a straight repair,
which *s normally enough to restore
the partition to its original state, or
do a Quick format - which does not
actually wipe any of the data on
the drive - and then try to recover
as much as possible. In your case
you will have to try the second
option.
It is strange that you are gelling the
purple boot scree n t as this is normally
Going nowhere
^ I am having I rouble starting up Epoch Voyager which was an yaur coverdisk.
I have an A5Q0+, and an external drive. When I click on the
epoch Voyagervi ale onX icon, the disk drive churns away until I receive the
error message "Cannot find or insiall Womble font. Make sum you have a font direc-
tory/ I have Iried renaming the Fonts directory to FONTS and have also put a fonts
directory on the program disk itself but it does not help. HELP!
J Hayes, Cardiff
Epoch Voyager is a little strange in that the Wamble font it refers to is
\, actually stored in the program.. When you first run it, fit tries to copy
this font off into your loots directory and it there is no fonts assign you
will get the, 'cannot find or install* error message.
Epoch Voyager is trying to use the FONTS: assign to locate the font Called
Womble font The FONT: assign should point to the directory where the
Womble loot will be copied to.
There are a couple of ways to cure this problem. If you are booting from your
Workbench disk and then running epoch Voyager off your external drive, when
you now try to run epoch Voyager, the FONTS: assign has already been made!
so it will run.
associated with a hardware problem.
The computer Is not able to find the
hard drive, in fact It thinks the hard
drive is not connected- So it would
have to be either a really bad software
error or a hardware problem.
If a quick format does not do the
irick then I can only suggest com-
pletely formatting that partition. If this
is the case you will have to use that
back up you made of your HDG:* You
did backup your hard drive didn't
you? If not, you are unfortunately
going to have to reinstall the whole
thing by yourself.
Amos un-
professional
^ For at least two years 1 have
been silting on AMOS profes-
sional - the original! copy with
example disks. The problem I am having
is that it will not work on my A12Q0„
despite a free upgrade sen! to me from
the company. After booting i have audio
but just a blank semen, This is also the
case with any programs wnften in Amos.
As JUDE given away on your cover disk
didn't help I was hoping you could give
mo a lip
R Hargrove, Germany
The answer Is fairly straight-
forward, if a little perplexing.
Amos pro. and any program
written with it, will simply not work
with an A 1200 that has extra memory.
The only answer Is to rip out your
memory expansion,
I would love to know why this hap-
pens, as I have also tried all sorts of
things trying to get AMOS pro games to
work, tf you have left your computer off
for a good few hours, the AMOS pro
programs do tend to work for a longer
period, but once they start locking up
your computer you can forge I it
If anyone has a reason why this hap-
pens. I would love to know, and better
still if you have an answer to this prob-
lem please send It in.
Don’t detail, upgrade todag!!
I have an A5Q0 with 2Mb Of memory,
Tl Workbench 1 ,3, and two exiemal disk
drives. 1 am becoming more and more
Irusirated that the coverdisks on com-
puter magazines require hard drives and
Workbench 2.04, 3,0 etc.
My question is, if I upgrade to 033,1 by
changing my kickstart chip will it effect Ihe
memory in any way, or slow my A5Q0 down.
<3 Bamaby Gwent
^ Unless you are exclusively using
'■*- _ your Amiga for games then I would
implore you to upgrade to the latest
version of the OS. When GS2 was first
released I upgraded as soon as I could and
never regretted it once, and now OS3,1i is
far better than even that old release, with
almost every aspect of Workbench being
user definable.
Under OSt.3 you are confined to only rea-
lly being able to use one of the many file utili-
ties and the Amiga shell. The latest
Workbench is far more enjoyable to use, and
with the addition of programs such a
Toolmanager. MagicMenu and MCP or
MultiCX, I very rarely have to resort to using
things like DOpus
This is not to mention the more important
side of things, in that almost all 'serious'
software will require you to have at least
0S2.Q4 before it wilt work. And with OS3
introducing! datatypes. Multi View, double
buffering, and many graphics optimisations
programs are now appearing that are 053
only.
To actually answer your question.
Workbench 3.1 will not effect your memory in
anyway, and should appear to actually work
quicker than ihe old operating system, with
windows and menus redrawing faster than
before. The only thing you should walch out
for is that it will probably use an extra 100K
or sc due Id all the new libraries and
datatypes that are present.
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DECEMBER 1995
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PD and SHAREWARE
Strapped far rash? So is Qaue
lusich, but thankfully that
doesnt mean that top Quality
software is out of reach,.
Rssassing Dish
Helper 9
Programmed by: Various
Available from: Seasoft
This disk contains a really interesting col-
lodion ol utilities. First up is Iconlmage. a
useful program designed to do a simple
task quickly. When run if adds itself to the
Workbench Tools menu and opens up an
Applcon. Now drop another icon onto this
and the dropped icon also appears as an
Applcon on the Workbench, Now drop any
other icon onto this Applcon and the
dropped icon image is replaced by the
Applcon image, Follow that?
Slightly simpler to explain are EasyWB
and Drop ’n Act 2„ These bolh sel up an
Applcons onto which liles can be dropped,
whereupon predefined actions will be car-
Prepare a JMpih wiit
with Hw qrpfliest of
e*34- using Cyborriellc
4fforri«/
HRghk Guide
Produced by: Robin Evans
Available from: KEW=3I Software
Disk No. PI 021
ARexx is a programming language
that can make your Amiga a lot morn
powerful. ARexx scripts can effect-
ively automate lengthy and tedious
tasks, which is why so many Word
and Image Processing applications
make extensive use of them. It is also
possible, for example, to send a file
from one program to another, per-
form some action or other, and then
return it to the original application.
3ifrjdrt£rtij*yp another decent wUJjry
fmojn 4 a 3*a sin's HeUpers a disk
rsed out. This is an extremely good idea,
originally employed on the unfortunately
buggy DropBox and more recently on
DrgpTool and ClassAction. I strll prefer the
latter, however, if only because of the
greater flexibility it offers. Al the end of the
day though, any one of these programs
(wilh the exception ol Dropbox which does
strange things on WB 3.x machines) will
make u$mg Workbench an awful lot more
pleasant.
TcolAiias is another example of a good
idea which is slightly lei down in its imple-
meniaiion. Running as a Commodity, it
This nicely organised Amiga Guide file
explains exactly what can be
achieved using ARexx and how to
achieve it. The step-by-step tutorials
are simple to follow but the guide is
certainly comprehensive, as a quick
look at the lengthy index will confirm.
Since A12O0S are not supplied with a
copy of the standard printed guide to
ARexx T this disk should prove
invaluable to many Amiga owners.
While the complete AmigaGuide
document Is supplied on the disk, it is
shareware so you are morally obliged
to register if you make use of it The
$15 registration fee is less than a
book on the subject would cost and
is not unreasonable considering the
enables the user to substitute defauli tools
with their own favourite tools. For example,
it could be set up so I hat even double-
clicking on a file which hod MuchMore as
ihe default tool would result in PPMore ot
Multiview being called, The program is lei
down by a slightly imtaling interface which
makes entering your preferences
something of a chore,
Cybernetic Attorney is designed to
assist in the preparation of legal docu-
ments, providing forms which only need a
few relevant details adding before they are
ready lo use. The documents were origi-
nally created for use in the United Slates,
but few changes would be necessary for
the program to be usefully employed on
this side of Ihe pond. This demo version
contains only a few documents, but the
registered version includes forms for all
manner of situations.
Among the rest are Wasted Time, which
keeps track of ihe lime you're spending on
your Amiga each day; ClearRAM, which
empties the RAM Disk quickly but without
dote! mg the vital Clipboards, EMV and T
drawers; and HDSleep, which turns oH
your hard drive motor after a preset period
of time - although qurte why you'd wanl to
do this is something of a mystery.
ART
of the month
lee Hlajnrs #7
Produced by: BenCowdall
Available from: Ben Gcwdall
This Is just a iiltle bit silly. Plenty of
imagination has been used in the cre-
ation ol some truly wacky pictures in
which Lee Majors advocates all manner
of bizarre things from Surfing While
Pregnant to The Desert Burial Of
Richard Gere, all (a Ihe accompaniment
of a bizarre tune, My personal favourite,
however, is easily Lee Majors advocat-
ing a Lone Crusade Against The Posl
Apocalyptic, Radiation-Soaked Armies
Ot Darkness, Don't expect stunning art-
work, but be prepared for some serious
laughter.
Forthcoming tiiles from the same man
include Stars on Teletext and The History
Of Quorn, which definitely sound like
ihey'll be worth looking out for. Textured
vegetable protein in pedicular does indeed
have great potential as an object of
ridicule.
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Amiga Computing
DECEMBER 1995
PO and SHAREWARE
Assassins dish 510
Programmed by: Various
Available from: Seasofi
P-
This Assassins g a me disk incudes three
pretty reasonable offerings, Catapults,
Muhtar and Super Daieks, which should
help while away those long; winter
evenings.
Caiapults is vaguely reminiscent of
1 9SQ's action board game Crossbows And
Catapults. Two players each construct a
castle, and must then use their catapult to
destroy the opponent's fortress before
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their own falls. Catapults has an added
element, however, in that the population
of Ihe strongholds are under threat not
only from the opposition but also from
possible lack of food or water. To ensure
that such subsistence shortfalls do not
occur, it's important when designing your
fortifications to allow some land for grow-
ing food, and to make sure your well is not
a position where it can be easiiy
destroyed by your enemy. This is an
enjoyable enough game if played with a
Inend, although it's scarcely going to stun
you with its graphics and sound effects.
Muhtar \$r as it were, a collect-'em-up.
The sole objective is lo collect the numer-
ous items scattered arognd me single-
screen levels within the slrict time limit.
Unfortunately, since this is achieved by
simply taking the shortest possible route
around the screen, (he first few levels
prove boringly easy, and when the time
limit smarts To get really tough things just
get frustrating and tedious.
Super Daleks was written by a Finn
who says he’s never seen Doctor Who, so
he's made up a really wacky story as to
how the Doctor became involved with the
infamous extraterrestrial warmongered.
It's a simple game which I'm sure is based
on an age old program, the objective
being to lure the chasing Qaleks into traps
by moving slop by slop while Ihe mindless
baddies follow. It looks a bit dated but it
can be quite challenging, requiring a gfood
amount of though* at times.
As individual! efforts, none of the three
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I want to hear from you if you have any
program, whatever its purpose, which
you consider worthy of review. Whether
it will be freely distributable public
domain, shareware or licence ware, if
you feel il's ot sufficient quality lo merit
coverage then stick it in a jiffy bag or
padded envelope and send it in with all
haste I promise I'll at least look at your
work - even if it's yet another Lottery
pregram or Klondike cardset. It does
make my job a lot easier Though if disks
are clearly labelled. Please also include
a cover tetter detailing the disk contents
and price and giving some basic
instructions. The magic address is:
Dave Cusick
PD submissions
Amiga Computing
Madia House
Adlington Park
Macctesfieid SKIP 4NP
games are going to win any awards, but
togelhar they stand up fairly well, and at
£1 .50 a throw it's hard to go wrong.
Assassins dish B11
Programmed by: Various
Available from: Seasott
Here we have China Tiles, Mineflunner
and T h in kA Mania, The first is a Mahjong
clone with altraclive graphics, lack ot
originality being excusable on the
grounds that this is a great liitte game, It
also fealures Help, Cheal and Undo
options, meaning that even ihe most
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PD and SHAREWARE
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pH Karaoke
Programmed by: Mark Alliban and Paul
Humphries
Available from: Online PD
Disk No. OU212
Full marks for originality, because this is definitely
the first time I've seen a PD karaoke package r The
idea is very simple; stick a tune on CD or tape and
load the relevant tile into pH Karaoke, then watch the
words scroll smoothly up the screen and sing them
as they pass across a big blue line.
As the authors say, this is the sort ol daft program
thal could go down a treat at parties or drunken
orgies. Drag your unsuspecting chums to the com-
puter and then hit them with REM or Genesis (some
of my friends do this unprovoked anyway). The
comic potential is pretty great
I haven't experienced any problems when testing
rt with CDs, but if the worst comes to the worst and
I he words on the screen don't seem to match the
dull-witted individual can enjoy a quick
crack.
In MineRunner, an unashamed
LodeRunner done, the objective is to
beat your computer-controlled opponents
lo the gold scattered around the many
single screen platform levels. The graph-
ics and sound are pretty basic but those
who value the sort ol playability thal many
old 8-bit games possessed will feel
instantly at home with this. There are also
some nice options, such as the support
for various monitors and for the use of
Sega Mega Drive control pads as two-but-
ton joysticks.
The final game, ThinkAMania, is a
memory lest. The aim is to clear a
screenful of cards by turning them over
two at a time, and removing them if they
have malching pictures. Excellent graph-
ics add a no! her dimension lo this hugety
diverting offering, and I'd certainly recom-
mend getting this installed on your hard
drive. As with increasing amounts of soft-
ware these days, it's shareware, so don't
forget about ihe author when you're sil-
ting \n front of the screen late at mghl try-
ing to remember the location of the other
card showing a cute pink bunny rabbit.
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music on ycur stereo, it is possible to adjust the
spoott the words scroll at.
The pragr&m is supplied with Over 30 SOrtg files,
but users who register lor a mnasjre fiver will receive
the authors' fatest karaoke conversions and a
program allowing them to create their own files.
Pro Football
Programmed by: All Prior
Available from: AN Prior
Ali's previous efforts, Pro Gamble and
Pro Lottery, both earned reviews in these
pages thanks to their extreme user-
friendliness, attractive presentation and
general all-round qua lily. Therefore, Mr
Prior s decision to send a basketful ol
chocolate footballs and a small plastic
whistle along with his latest ottering and
the trademark fluorescent orange letter
seemed a slightly strange one. Not that
anybody in the office minded, of course.
Fortunately, I need have no qualms
about allegations of bribery for reviewing
Enle-fiingi the
week'* fixturaa is
& swift and aimpto
operation owing
io Pro FootbaiVa
iniuiiiva interface
Pro Football, because once again Ali has
come up with a brillignl program. It's hard
to leSI whether you wilf actually stand a
better chance of winning the pods with
this resuit predictor, but this certainly
appears lo be one of the best programs
of its kind.
Fixtures and results are entered using
the same intelligent system that Pro
Gamble sported - enter a couple of let-
ters Of a team name and the program fills
Find the answer within
Ben Cowdall
23 Barn Way, Cirencester,
Gloucestershire GL7 2LY
Cost; £1.25
(Cheques payable to BJ Cowdall)
David Hill,
165 Owen Avenue, The Murray, East
Kilbride G75 9AQ
Cost: £10 tor registered version
KEW=II Software
PO Bex €72, South Croydon, Surrey
CR2 9Y5
Tel: 0181-657 1617
LH Publishing,
13 Gairfoch Avenue, BJ etch ley
MK2 SDH
Cost: £5.99
All Prior
10 Lovell Park Heights, Leeds
LS7 1 DP
Unit 3, Martel lo Enterprise Centre,
Courtwick Lane, Littlehampton.
West Sussex BN17 7PA
Cost: £1,50 per disk pl*us 50p P&P
in the irest. There's on-line help available
throughout should you need i( r although
it's unlikely because ihe ini erf ace is so
clear and well designed.
The full program Is shareware.
However, send a blank disk and an SAE
Eo the author and you'll receive a Free
demonstration version. Mention Amiga
Computing and ycul even gel a third off
the registration fee for the full version.
This man is just too kind.
Haunted Bm You
The king of Shareware image processors. Graham
and Andy Dean's ImageStudio, has now reached
version 2.2.0. In addition lo an excellent range of
effects and full AFtexx support, it now boasts a
colour proview window, and modularised loaders
and savers for scores of file types including PNG,
EPS, Targa and Tiff. The program is as slable as
ever, and represents great value for money at only
£10 for the full registered version, Those who have
already registered can use their keytile to unlock the
tales! demonsi ration version,
There's also now a printed version of the manual,
which is nicely designed and illustrated and cosls
£5-99, It Is supplied with the latest unregistered
version of the program and can be obtained From
Larry Hiokmotl at LH Publishing-
Another program which seems to keep on improv-
ing ai a phenomenal pace is David Hill's disk cata-
loguing program r TurboCAT, Now with the suffix Pro,
it offers the opportunity to have six databases run-
ning, allows access Eo the main calaloguing section
and the search section aE the slarl of Ehe program.
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Ihe ail-dancing imagoStudio 2,2.0
and has undergone somdlhing of an overhaul
visually. A PD demo Is available, with registration
costing a tenner, Those who have already rogislerad
can upgrade simply by sending Mr Hill two blank
disks and an SAE.
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DECEMBER 1995
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A fter an absence of more than a year
i from the production lines, the Amiga
1200 is finally back in action.
The world s favourite 2Mb, 66020 -based home
computer is back in the shops and now
comes with a new bundle of software tools
and games as an added incentive to potential
buyers. The new A1200 is only different to
the machines made by Commodore in
one respect- The At 200 now comes with
Kickstart and Workbench 3.1 as standard T
which means CD-ROM support and bug
fines are now included in the system
software.
For those of you who are con-
ttmplatlny buying an A12QQ lor^
the first time, some explanatiory'ot
the Amiga's capabilities might
OTtter. The A1200 is one of a long
computers, originally
Commodore, which are now pro
Eseom subsidiary. Amiga Technologies-
The At 200 is equipped with l h « A 9 A
(Advanced Graphics Architecture) chipset
which means it can display hundreds of
thousands of colours from a 16,7 million colour
palette. It also has an advanced sound chip
giving lour channels of stereo sound and. per-
haps the Amiga’s best strength, the A1200 is
fully pre-emptively multitasking.
TRADITIONS
The Amiga has a long tradition in
video-related areas including art and animation,
video titling, and multimedia presentations and
image processing, and the A1200 continues
this tradition
The software bundle accompanying the
Magic pack contains two art packages, and 'he
At 200 itself is equipped to send
graphics straight to video, having a composite
output built into the machine. This means you
can record your animation and graphics work
straight to video without requiring any
additional hardware or software.
But let's not forget the Amiga s musical tal-
ents either. With packages such as Octamed
and a sound sampler, you can create music to
suit any taste, from the classical to the down-
right ravey. If you already own a musical instru-
ment that conforms to the MIDI standard then
you can buy a sequencer package for your
Amiga along with a MIDI interface and control
your keyboards through the Amiga.
And just because the Amiga excels at an arid
music, it doesn't mean it is less capable at life
more serious aspects of computing, in the soft-
ware bundle that comes with the new Amiga
1200 you will get one of the top word process-
ing packages available for the Amiga, together
with a splendid spreadsheet program, a
database, and a personal organiser.
The Amiga is also a talented performer in the
lighter side of digital entertainment. Some of
the world's most famous game names got their
start on this platform, not to mention their
games. Titles like Lemmings, Pinball Fantasies,
Sensible Soccer and Speedbaii were first
released lor our favourite machine, and there is
an enormous range of shareware and PD
games whose quality sometimes rivals ihal ol
the most accomplished software houses.
It you are lucky enough to be able to alford
the hard drive version, the benefits are even
to/77 grab the
die end chech
comes
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greater .
Workbench runs
a lot faster and is
more flexible
from a hard drive,
and to top ft a
off, you will
receive an extra
piece of software
called Seal a
MM 300 in the
bundle.
Seals is used
by multinational
corporations and
i n t a f n a t i q h d •
hotel chaihji' jfpr
mult l m e m* J ti-
sentations .
porate • | video
more. ^l itis^jfekfble
can bfr-SUTpmmg,'but not a&'
surprising
of use. Within minutes you'tU^t ' .
and images flying over the screen
Amiga as
theif computer of
J,, m
mor.fr yi
pro
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Want to add graphics to your sister s wed-
ding video'? Scale Is your program of ^choice.
With all these advantages, it s oasirftLSte why
millions of people the world over chose the
i^wtff gyai,. -
reports cmlhet aidbt pieces of software that
make up the bundle for the AtiOC, and watch
out for tutorials for using your Amiga in the
com! ha months.
\
FEATURE
To compSemenl Photogenics. try ImagoF/X v2.1
from Nova Design (£249 99 from Wizard
Developments 01322 2729031. II was reviewed
in our August issue and highly rated. You will
need more memory lo got I he best from it and a
hard drive is a must.
The best solution for 24'bit painting on a
I^LLjbudget Phologenlcs offers unhe-
T^li&vable power for a very low price
L V (well, nothing in fact because it s
^ \ included free in Ihe bundle - ed). The
My bundled version that comes with the
JfV ^ new At 200 pack has been limited
In certain respects, but it you
4* send In your registration card to
% I the nice people at Al math era „ they
p M Ak-^ 1 instantly send you out a
M / M disk with a demo of the full
fi A version of Photogenic* so you
I 1 l_rao see what you are missing.
^ pi what exactly is Photogenics?
| Photogenics combines ihe power of
image processing functions with painting
tools to allow you to create 24-bit pictures fa
24-bii picture Is one that has a palette which
can consist of as many as 16,778.216
colours). Photogenics is ideal for retouch-
ing scans or video grabs, or Just painting
from scratch onto fresh digital canvas The
program can be a little slow a* times, but
this Isn't ao Surprising when you realise the
amount of data that has 1 q> be calculated,
Photogenics doesn't have any animation
facilities because that is not where its focus
lies, it concentrates solely on the still image
- art for art s sake, you might say. One of
the major reasons for upgrading from the
bundled version of Photogenic* to the com-
plete version would be the enhanced range
of file formats that Photogenic* can load
and save
In addition to standard file formats like
BMP and PCX, familiar to PC users, you can
are some details of what is missing from the
full package:
• No text facility 0 No crop i a citify
0 No compose facility
0 Limited number of loaders and savers
0 No new icons support
0 No cybergraphic support 0 No twirls
0 No printing 0 No alpha channels
also make use of Photogenics 1 font loader,
which allows you to create text inside
Photogen ics, and its Plasma loader which
generates a swirling fractal pattern. But even
more important than these are the full
version of Photogenics 1 support for alpha
channels and camposifing functions.
A technical discussion of Alpha channels
would be too much to go into here, but if
you think of them as being like stencils
which allow you to overlay one image over
another masking oul parts of the image,
you'll have some idea. This extremely pow-
erful technique is used by professionals to
allow the Eiffel Tower to appear in ihe same
skyline as the Empire State building and Big
Ben, and haa as many uses as you have
braincells-
For users familiar with Photogenic* who
are contemplating buying a new A1200, here
The version included
has been updated
and seems slightly
faster than the
previous release,
but some of the
more annoying
graphic glilches
have been cleared
up and it still
offers good value
lor money. (Worth
£49.95)
[omparisDn
The only one of Ihe puck ayes in I his
bundle lo have been included in previous
Amiga bundles, Personal Paint is a
stalwart of Amiga graphics. Designed to
work inside Ihe Amiga’s p&letle range,
unlike Photogenics, Personal Paint gives
you the ability to work in anything from
two to 256 colours, perfect for on-screon
work and animation.
Personal Paint also has a few tweaks
ever DPaint, tho Amiga's best-known
paint package. These include image
processing functions that can be applied
to a brush, an area of the screen or the
entire picture, giving you effects like
embossing, blurring and gradient fills.
Personal Paint has more features lhan
you can shake a slick at, including
Stereogram generation (both SIPS and
SlRDS), colour reduction, image conver-
sion, virtual memory (a system which
uses your hard drive as memory), AResx
support and a completely user-definable
user interface. Personal Paint still lacks
some of DRaint's finer details, tike the
move requestor, but at I oast Personal
Paini is still being developed.
The fun doesn’t stop there with
Personal Paint. Because it supports the
system clipboard, it makes the ideal
companion to your icon editor, letting
you use Personal Paints far superior
tools for the creation of your icon, which
can then simply be copied and pasted
back into the icon editor.
This is just one of the ways in which
you can combine Personal Paint with
other soflware. You could take your 24-
bit output from Photogenics, bad it into
Personal Paini which would then convert
if down to 256 colours (or fewer if you
warned it io>_ You could then add a text
caption to the picture and save it back
out. Once you'd done this it would be
child's play to load up Word worth and
load the picture into a document, thus
accompanying your lexl with pictures.
To com pic mom Personal Paint, why
not try Deluxe Pamt V by Electronic
Ads. It as available from a wide range
of dealers.
Deluxe Paml Is fhe program with
the longest pedigree on the Amiga (it
was also In the first bundling deal) and
was the first to provide an integrated
animation and painting environment in
one program.
Uerdirt
Personal Paint is one of those
pieces of software that was a bit
shaky to start with, but through
several years of development by a
committed publisher. Personal Paint
has thoroughly grown up. The
stereogram tools are the best (if not
the easiest lo use) of any system 3
have seen on the Amiga, and there
am functions that can be performed
in Personal Pain! Ihal can"! be
achieved al any price with other
Amiga graphics software.
Weil done Cioanto and new
Amiga owners youVo gol a groat
bit of software there- (Worth £49.95)
Amiga Computing
ncncyfiED iqqr
FEATURE
Turbocalt ulS
Turhocalc is probably the best-known spreadsheet on the
Amiga these days. Its looks hark back to Gold Disk's Pro
Calc, now no longer in production, but is bang up-lo-dstt 1
and brimming with features.
The copy of Turbocale in the bundle is the full version,
lacking only the nice bo* and proper manual (mosi ol the
bundled productivity software has one combined manual t of
the normal release- Turbocalc is originally a German
program, although the rights to it have been bought by
Amiga software giant Digita and further development will
bring it more into tine with their other products. In Germany
it has sold over 50,000 copies over its three year life, which
is certainly not bad going.
The changes that have been made to Turbocaic since ver-
sion 2 are numerous and extensive. The program has been
updated to take advantage of all of Workbench 3.1 s abilities,
including Locale support (for foreign language versions),
online help and system clipboard support. Turbocalc's
import and export functions are superb and allow the impor-
tation and exportation of spreadsheets in the most popular
formats (Excel and Lotus 123}, along with data compatibility
with the other Digits products included with the Amiga 1200
Magic pack. Turbocalc can create charts in a wide variety of
formats, from the simple bar to snazzy 3D pie charts and
scientific functions like sine waves and hyperbolic curves
Another of the features that has been improved is Ihe way
you can move cell contents around. In common with many
packages on other platforms, you can click on the cell or
cells you wish to displace, then simply drag the cells to a
new location.
Comparison
Once you've put Turbocalc through it's paces, why noi have a
look ai Final Calc from Softwood (coni act Gordon Harwood
01/73 836731}, when il becomes available, Final Calc is the lat-
est in Softwood's software stable and should be graced with the
same clean, speedy interface as the other products in the range.
Uerdirt
UnriE Final Calc gets leased. Turbocalc is the Amiga's
premier spreadsheet, afterwards, we’l, we h see, Turbocalc
can be somewhat idiosyncratic al limes, but even as il stands
it works well. After Digita get iheir mitls on it properly. I'm sure
Turbocalc will be ihe friendliest spreadsheet available for any
platform. (Worth E49.95)
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Amiga Technologies' emphasis on the
Amiga's productivity power will never be
laken seriously unless the word-
processor comes up to scraich, After
all. spreadsheets and image processors
serve specialist requirements, bui
everyone needs to print a lelter off once
in a while.
Fortunately. Wordworth SE already
has a good reputation with Amiga
enthusiasts as a good value word-
processor, and ihe lew important
additions included in the new version
can only make it more appealing.
For anyone unfamiliar with the
program. SE is a cut-down version of its
full priced sibling. It lacks some of its
big bro’s more specialised features, but
retains the most commonly used tools
and, most importanily, will run on the
standard A 1200.
New for this version, Digita have
incorporated style sheets and ARexx
support. For most users it will be the
style sheets that have the greatest
impact on the way they work since they
allow for drag and drop editing ol your
document's layout, In effect, they let
users manage their page layouts
more easily while allowing for greater
consistency between all ol their
documents. Text is formalled instantly
by simply dragging and dropping a
particular style onto the desired section
of your work,
ARexx is the powerful interprocess
communication language which opens
up new possibilities for the more techni-
cally minded users. Basically, il will
allow you to control other programs
from wilhin Wordworth, a feature that
was not available in the last version.
The program's speed has also been
improved, though the pretty interlace
still takes it toll by making SE a tad
sluggish for some tasks. File sharing
capabilities with Turbocalc are also
welcome additions, allowing users to
maximise their bundle.
Comparison
SE is a cul down version of the full
priced Wordworth, version 4 of which
should be available by Ihe time you
read this The Magship program
includes advanced features like a table
of contents generator or the librarian
facility, but then H costs more (£149 for
y.3.1) it won't work on the basic Amiga.
Final Wriler Release 4 is equally
incomparable, since it now requires
3Mb ol RAM and a hard drive.
Uerdict
Wordwofth SE was an impressive
enough product when released al the
beginning ot 1995, and this version
adds a few valuable extras that will be
ihe icing on the cake for many users.
It's not the most advanced word-
processor available for the Amiga, bul
the combination ot a colourful and
friendly interface, combined with
powerful features like auto-correction
and ihe new siyle s heels lift it far
above the level of poor man's
substilute. In all, SE is a package Itiat
will serve the average user admirably.
(Worth £49.99)
Wordworth SE may be cul down* but many
Of Ih# design tools are in fact
FEATURE
Databases are rather dull by their
nature, but they serve a valuable
purpose and, as this program proves.
they don’t have lo be as bland as is
often expected. Oatasloro has the
advantage of being about the most
modern looking database available
for the Amiga,
The interface follows the principles
set by oilier Oigila programs includ-
ing Wordworlh, which means it fits
neatfcy in as part of the bundle. Users
can therefore expect colourful icons,
a floating tool bar* and online help to
make using the program more
intuitive.
Those of you who don't want to
spend too much time compiling files
o1 boring information will be relieved
to find Digita have included prede-
fined databases that will Instantly
meet many enthusiast s needs. We
have, for example, the usual address
book along with olhcrs like club
membership records, plus supercar
collection and recipe files. These are
often colourfully designed with
hove nehw so good -
though j[ fortes iVm at I ho expense or spend
pictures. Those I hat want to start from
scratch will find that the normal field
creation tool used for slapping down
data is accompanied by powerful
design features. Records can be made
more interesting using the box,
caption and picture frame generators -
although ss with Wordworth p use of
pictures tends lo slow the program
down.
Naturally, a search facility is incor-
porated, but more interesting is the
query tool that makes it easier to
organise your data. It's thanks to this
that users will find Datastore particu-
larly adepl al narrowing a search down
to a specific collection of records,
[omparison
Datastore will obviously be compared
with Final Data vl which is on our
CoverDisk this month, and it: has to be
said ll hoars up favourably when it
comes to cosmetic gloss. On Ihe other
hand. Final Data is Faster, less fussy,
and appeals to people who want to get
the dull business of data out of the
way. Daiastore, however, has more
polish and will suit the hobbyist bettor.
Met
An obvious choice to go wrih
Word worth, ihis well received data-
base has been tweaked to remove
the odd bug and given a trie sharing
facility for use with Turbocalc.
Datastore isn’t new, bur ii still has a
very modern approach and it's
colourful design will appeal to many
database users. (Worth $49.99}
Scala nimBDO
Sea in will only be Included with A120QS that come with i Attsd nr. re drive Ham (Mw
owners will not be supplied with the disks that Scala is installed from, nor a manual.
Users wishing to get these items can contact Scala UK on 01S20 444294, where they
wilt be told what the situation is.
Scala is one of the killer apps that makes the Amiga what it is, In its simplest form it
can be regarded as a superior video titling program, bul Scala offers much more than
just that. This version supports ihe control of laser disc players and industrial video
recorders, i$ AFtexx coni rel iable, and comes with a wide selection of bitmap fonts and
professionally designed video resolution backdrops, Scala's interface is one of (he most
intuitive of the Amiga and allows for a very quick start to your presentations.
Comparison
The only thing on ihe market (hat
can beat Scala MysotTs perfor-
mance is Scala MM40Q; so ar>
upgrade to that would be a good
move it you need the
power, but be aware lhat the
besl can only be had from either
version wilh additional RAM and
processor power.
Uerdict
Scala MM300 Is possibly one of the best
pieces of software available for the Amiga,
and the fact lhat new Amiga owners will be
getting it for free is a tribute to Amiga
Technologies powers of persuasion. This
package alone is worth the price of the hard
drive version of the A1200, so if you can, save
your pennies lor a hard drive equipped Amiga.
Trie final package in the business/hciusehoid software suite
from Digita is Ogamser vl, and basically it’s an electronic
Filofax designed to lei users organise their work and social
appoiniments on computer.
Once again. Organiser is controlled using Digita's now
familiar tool bars end requesters, and the designers have even
managed to give It some of Ihe trendy styling any self-respect-
ing yuppie should expect from their filofax. Thus you can turn
pages by clicking at their comers, and sections are subdivided
with colourfui tabs sticking out a< Ihe side.
As well as the diary that constitutes the largest part of the
I package, there are aiso sections set aside for your addresses,
tasks and calendar. Most important for novelty, however, is the
supplement section which allows users to 'clip in' things like
conversion tables, dialling codes or even wine and restaurant
lists. Lots of supplements are included with the package, but
you can also use Wordworth to make your own.
So far, though, Organiser has little to recommend it over a
reaf filofax, The fact that users can automatically repeat regular
entries as required - for example their weekly squash game -
and lhai alarm chimes have been included does go some way
to giving ihe computerised version an extra charm. Portability
problems are only partially overcome, however, by the fact that
Organiser will print pages to fil in real life filofaxes.
Comparison
Organiser Is one of those odd programs thai doesn't really
have a commercial counterpart to square up to. There was
Digiia's Day by Day and a number of PD attempts, but users
wanting a more professionally designed product won't be able
to find anything better on Ihe Amiga.
Maintaining the general level of quality lhat is a
with the serious software in the bundle. Orgs
attractive and could hardly be easier to use. W
commercial electronic organiser is worth buy-
ing is rather debatable - after all. ihe main
attraction of a filofax is that you
can consult ft wherever you may
be. This weakness aside, however.
Organiser will doubtless prove
valuable as a compliment lo the
rest ot the Digita software included 'f" :
in the bundle. (Worth S39.99} TjJ
rh* uitimMe yuppit? accessory from fho *30$ now comes
in computerised torn a* part of the Amiga bundle
I .
Pinball mania
life
The second game in this package is Whizz from Microvalue
Flair. It Is an isometric platformer which takes a rather similar
theme to that of Lewis Carroll s Alice in Wonderland* with the
main character of a rabbit and fantasy-like backgrounds.
The player controls the rabbit who has to move through vari-
ous levels to escape his adversary. Ratty, with a set time limit to
do it in. As well as avoiding certain enemies, there are puzzles
to solve and parte of scenery to interact with to continue the
journey. Bonuses can be collected to raise the
players score and other objects found to replenish energy and
time.
So now you Vo road up on the various software
Titles that come wilh the new Amsga 1200 bundle.
We at Anvgfl Computing thirnk that this has gol lo
be the strongest bundle deal yel for an Amiga
particularly ii you are buying the hard drive
version which comes with multimedia heavy-
weight Scaia Mosl of the software ts oil her in a
version new to us or has boon adjured to stni
the A 1200, and with a tola! value of well over
£300 lor Hie standard pack and E500 lor the hard
drive pack including Scala initial misgivings
about the prices ol ihe new Amiga 1200s have to
ho revised..
On co you've plumbed the depths ol Ihe titles
bundled with the Amiga 1200, you'll be well-
prepared for diving into Ihe Wider world of Amiga
software oul there. Some ot the lilies you'll read
about In our magazine and others will require a
more powerful machine lhan Ihe one Amiga
Technologies supplies as siandard, but the
beauty of the Amiga is that, unlike older plat*
lorms, you don't have to pay tor everything at
once A hard drive, accelerator card* monitor and
CD-ROM drrve arc all fairly esseniial purchases,
bul ones that enn made over a period of time
The Amiga 1200 is a superb machine and
Amiga Technologies have done an admirable job
of bringing ii out in lime tor Christmas There
were additions that every Amiga owner wanted,
but they can wait until next year
INSTALLER WORRIES
What il you can't afford the hard drive version? Whai it
you can only jusl scrape together the cash for Ehe floppy
only version, but you will be able lo buy a hard drive at
a -later dale? Will you have the same problems that
plagued early A 1 200 buyers when it came to installing a
hard drive? The answer, for ihe time being, is no.
Amiga Technologies have said to us that all A 1200s
will come with Ihe full six disk installation of Workbench
3.1. Including the hard drive install disk anri hard: drive
manual addendum. However, as Jonathan Anderson
staled, the extra disk and manual are an expense thal
Amiga Technologies mighi noi be wiping to continue lo
uphold, so later Amigas may well not come with this
disk and manual. However, all is nol lost, you will be
able lo ring Amiga Technologies and thoy will supply
you wilh Hiram for a nominal fee.
Amiga Computing
QraphicarHy T Hi* game look * very
nFCEMRER 1995
Comparison
A cnhcism levelled at the
commercial version was that it
was too hard* so Flair have
made the game easier and
have also made Ihe game
controllable vie both the
keyboard and the joystick. It
retails at £25.99.
Whizz was released quilo a while back and if Amiga
Technologies really felt that a platformer was a necessary inclu-
sion l hen Afaddin would have boon better because graphically it
was outstanding and really did push the A 1200's capabilities*
Uerdict
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21st Century have built up a reputalion as publishers of some of the finest pin-
ball sims ever released, so when Amiga Technologies announced they were
including their latesl sim in ihe bundle, high hopes were raised Unfortunately,
it soon became apparent that this title was nowhere up to the same quality as
its predecessors. This time they have chosen Spidersofi as developers instead
ol Digiial Illusions - a big mistake.
The graphics are unimpressive but this isn't the main problem, it's the paya-
bility which is totally unrealistic. The ball movement feels sluggish and Pven
when your fiippers are shooling at lull power, they aren't responsive The
missions provide some entertainment but it is not as playable as ii should be.
Thn qr.ip/iici Eert.ijnly dort f
jihow rt ft the AG A chipset
Pinball Mania follows on the long line
ol pmball simulations from publishers
21 si Century,
Four tables are available wilh
a variety of themes from spiders to
law, each wilh some imaginative
missions. On the table Jailbreak/for
instance, one of the tasks is to gel the
ball into Sentence Ball-Trap to
sentence a suspect or you can spell
the word Guard lo call the guards and
slop a riot. The second table, Jackpot,
works particularly well with its gam-
bling theme, so contains sub-games
like Roulette or a fruit machine
mission. Kick-Off has a 2-ball multi-
ball feature tor the penally shoot out
mode and finally. Tarantula has all
kinds of mysterious passage ways.
CJnJwl , U!TMi£i*Jp (ft® fealt and (tippet
FTTOV*m0iff don't feat aH that realistic
[omparisan
The game is AGA only and pretty
close lo the commercial version,
although it may have some minor
tweaks made, bul as yet it is unclear
what, exactly. Gameplay, though, will
remain the same. II will retail at £29.99.
When compared with other
pinball titles this looks poor. Pinball
Illusions would have been a better
inclusion because it had excellent
graphics and realistic gameplay, II
Amiga Technologies wanted a more
recent pinballer, |hey should have
opted tor Obsession because
although this would run on all
Amigas, it had better graphics.
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“ recess Recer itlv " - " i drive turned the
' - r & markes on Hs head and now it’s
* * ■ of the Reno to do the same for the
busfness.
** m e the Fesl were busy doubling,
a.r^jpling and sextupltng drive speedy,
J sion were employ mg a bit ollatera I
* rtg After some truly ingenious design
■ ■ ms Reno wns born. At first glance
- ™uU mistake il for yel another
- J Ph of design ovet content. However,
-■T in vesliy alien soon reveals there's a
1 1 nwi to the Heno then good looks.
~ r * heart ol the unit is, of course, the
CO player itself. On the face of it ihere are
* rf any, surprises - the usual tape deck
--sport conlrois, volume dial, headphone
"fit, lid lock and optional external power
‘•'■el. in short, 'ye Okie 1 mobile CD player.
1 . J rake a quick glance around the back
i F Ca totally new dimension appears,
"curtesy of iwo guides and a SCSI
: onnecfion, you can add a detachable
S " SI module transforming your portable
D into a portable CD-ROM. Add a link
*' : m your Amiga via an appropriate SCSI
able and ‘hey presto, 1 instant CO- ROM or
-D player - battery or mams powered.
On the rear ol the SCSI module sit two
- m 50- pin D-ring SCSI connectors for
rput and pass-thru, separated by a small
:il to select an appropriate unit number -
w nasty dip switches on this IiEHq cutie.
The adual SCSI connections are perhaps
B ne only sticking points on the Reno.
Buyers gui
Aside from the CD, SCSI module. SCSI
cable, power supply and manuals, the
makers have also thrown a few extra
goodies into the equation in the form
of a rather stylish carrying case, plus
a pair of rather naff headphones. My
advice would be to ditch the head-
phones and invest in a decent pair.
The CD's sound quality is excellent
and the freebies simply don I do the
Reno justice.
During the tests, the unit performed
faultlessly either as a portable or
under mains power. The alter egos of
CD-ROM and CD player appear to sit
effortlessly together and the ability to
swap roles when required makes ft. at
worst, a great money saver.
if speed is important, a dual speed
delivering a perfectly respectable
130ms access may simply not cut
the mustard. However, stack the
innumerable plus points against this
one limitation and you stffl end up
with a machine which combines
great design, good build quality,
exceptionally flexibility, and an
unbelievable price within a true
innovation.
HARDWARE
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Ailhough perfectly functional they are in
the new SCSI II style - as opposed to the
traditional 25-pin or large 50-pin
Centronics connectors.
Jn the Reno's defence it does come with
a cable which links the new style plug to
a traditional 25-pin SCSI - this being the
external standard lor most Amiga SCSI
controllers. Only SCSI tl controllers use
ihe mini 50 Q-ring as standard. The
cable Is fine it you're connecting the
Feno direct to the machine but if you're
planning to use n with ettner a Squirrel or
perhaps at ihe end of a SCSI chain you'll
need a! least one additional bit of kit.
GENDER BENDING
Assuming you're going to add the Reno
at the end ol the chain you'll need what's
known as a gender bender. Basically, this is
a small dongle which enables you to con-
nect a traditional 60-pin Centronics to the
Reno's mini 50-pin D-ring, Alternatively, you
could use the same gender bender and
add ihe Reno in at the beginning of the
SCSI chain, with its accompanying cable
making the initial connection lo the
machine. Whichever way you choose,
there's still the small matter ot £20 lo be
added to the bill lor the afl important gen-
der bender.
Portability, in relation lo the Amiga, isn’t
an issue, unless you have some weird
idea about trundling your Amiga about in a
wheel barrow accompanied by a couple of
car batteries. The portability issue does
have wider implications if you're forced to
use a PC or Mac for computing on the
move and the Reno will be equally a!
home on both platforms.
In addition lo (he Ami-CD-ROM software,
the Reno also ships with software lor both
the PC and Mac. So. whether you're on
■ he road ot at home with your Amiga, the
Reno is ideai. Not surprisingly, both the
CD and its accompanying SCSI module
boast battery compartments if mams
power isn’t an option. /TW
is it a ffl~fiom, is it a
18 player, is it a bargain?
Paul Austin has afl the
answers when it comes to the
Pens portable (B
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fsstniims.
RED = Eia&ntial
^LACIC - Recommended
he bottom line
Product: Reno Portable CD-Rom
Supplier: First Computer Centre
Tel: 0113 23 19057
Price: £129.99
Ease of use
Imp !e men! at i on
Value for money
Overall
10
10
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Amiga Computing
DECEMBER 1995
FEATURE
+hQ
ohn Loader doesn't have
much time for journalists- As
chief investigator for ELSPA r s
crime unit, he realises that a certain,
amount of public relations work is
required, but you get the feeling his
heart's not really in it.
When interviewed al the ECTS,
Loader was polite, but ho gave ihe
impression it was a bit of a chore. In
contrast so all the PR people chattering
away throughout Olympia that day,
Loader exhibited no interest in making
over- inflated claims tor his organisation;
A down-lo-earth man with 30 years
experience in the police tore© behind
him, h© seemed oddly out of place in
Ihe hoi air environment that constitutes
the European Trade Show,
His comments on the extent of the
problem facing the industry, however,
are as revealing as they are brief.
According to ELSPA’s figures published
in May 1995, the game induslry loses
S2.7 billion a year, while the business
software commumly loses an astound-
ing $7.8 billion lo fraud. Loader admits
even that estimate might be conserva-
tive, however - Nintendo US boss
Howard Lincoln claimed $5 billion was
lost every year by the games industry
alone,
Given Ihese figures. Loader has lo
be realistic about what ELS FA’ s crime
□nit can achieve. ^Qn a target by target
basis we’ve had almost 100 per cent
John braider, si^rolicertati,
mtw fepprfiifS ELSPJ
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success," he remarked “But the limited
resources mean we re not going to solve
Ihe problem. 1
Limited resources indeed - the words
crime unit might sound rather grand
when you realise it's comprised of just
John Loader and his assistant investiga-
tor Karen Baffin. This has not stopped
them from busting some of the most
serious counterfeiting operations in Ihe
counl ry,
Since its inception in April 1994, the
crime unit has uncovered criminal soft-
ware theh conspiracy, illegal Bulletin
Board opera lore and even the seizing of
illegal software at car boot sales With
such a broad range of criminal activity to
cover, Loader's team found that just
seizing illegal software at the point of
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Now the crime unit hires private
investigators on $ job by fob basis to
follow up on lip offs, Information often
comes from employees within com pa
nies with dubious operations as well as
from customers that receive suspicious
goods.
Investigators will sometimes make
lest purchases to prove counterfeited
software is being sold, but in the case ol
Ihe larger criminal operations, Loader's
team has worked closely with the police
o Plain ing search warrants and accom
panying (hem on raids to collect the evi-
dence required to bring the pirates to
justice,
Given the importance of working
closely with the police and the trading
standards authorities. Leader's expert
Software piracy is on the increase, costing the industry billions
earh year. Since its establishment in 199 % howeuer, USP9‘s
crime unit has been fighting hark Gareth lofthouse reports
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FEATURE
Amiga owners take the problem of piracy par-
IcUarty seriously. The music business has been
- ^ ng that illegal copying is kiting off music, but
9ts has never done any] lung la slap people taping
and the same attitude applies lo software,
Tedious sermonising is not Amiga Computing $
' m . e but you might be mieresied in how these
^■es affect you as an end user. It i$ well known
■ the Amiga has suffered particularly at the
-^nds of blackmarket traders, and this has led to
■ iher prices and nervousness in the industry
about developing for the platform.
^ake DMA Design, for example. Makers of the
: neno men ally successful Lemmings, DMA sul-
'-'ed so much from piracy it was the major reason
■or rheir subsequent abandonment of the Amiga.
3 man Little, Lemming's designer and now devel-
opment manager for Gametek, commented 1 don't
■nink there were many Amiga owners that didn't
have a copy, and a high percentage- of those were
. rated 71 Worse, he points out, the more popular a
„fogram is the mom people will want to crack it.
Burnt fingers
Piracy in the music and games industries are both
similar problems, but the comparison sometimes
conceals seme important differences. For example.
Little believes the selling of bootleg copies in car-
boot sales and markets is more common with
games. Mu$ic CDs cost £13 whereas games cost
£30, so obviously the bootlegger can make much
more of a profit out of I he latter, The difference
between a music CDs pnee and a gold disc is not
so rewarding.
Given how widespread this activity now is R are
ELS PA doing enough to fight the problem?
"Well it's one of those things where you cam
never do enough, 71 Little says. Ho pointed out
that progress will be slow, since getting as far
as a prosecution for illegal copying takes months.
Unlike with the musks business, whore the tran-
sition to CD has probably encouraged more home
illegal duplication thanks to its superior sound
quality, the game industry's move to CD could radi-
cally reduce I he amount of casual copying of
games by individuals.
Simon doubts, however, that tf will have any such
benefits as far as the commercial and industrial
pirates go. As he knows from his own experience
with another game called Journeyman, the profes-
sionals can manufacture high quality, convincing
copies of everything from a game’s CD to its pack-
aging and artwork, and then go on to Hood whole
markets in the Far East with their illegal versions
LattfttttJftg* wm* ph0nwnen#lfy
au&ctfgafiji,. but DMA tovf &ut
biq rime a to pirmc?
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cure is vital However, the crime unit will
..ndertake private prosecutions on
ehalf of 11s members when the police
* "n't take certain cases to court.
Many in the games industry had
"oped that the transition to CD-ROM as
■ _ e main software formal would help to
■educe piracy, but Loader quickly puls
pay lo that theory, J, lf$ as easy to copy
software now as it over was/ he states.
you just have to spend E5Q0G on a
decent computer, tapest reamer and a
CD writer, Then you just need the gold
discs, which cost as little as £5 each
■vhen bought in bulk.*
Nor does he think it's likely that
advancements in the technology of pira-
cy protection will solve the problem In
The foreseeable future.. From the outset
Jn i target tg target basis «
liad almost IjD per m\ mim
But the limited resources mm uiE'rp not going to
siIijp tiie problem.'
John Loader
of video gaming, developers have
sought to outsmart the code crackers
with a whole range of tricks, all to no
avail. Loader is equally riDn-plussed by
the latest efforts by companies like
Nimbus and Disk Express, staling,
"We've yet to see anything thal
works in practice. It seems (hat if
you can make IE , someone else can
break it." In fact, as is the case with
hackers obsessed with breaking into the
most protected computer systems in the
world, there is a whole community of
crackers who enjoy the challenge of
overcoming the latest protection sys-
tems.
Loader was actually approached by
such a crew while at the show, and they
asked him if he thought they were the
villains. “Maybe not," he responded "but
ihey provide the tools that niake^^
the crime possible."
conspiracies
In its short history the ELSPA crime unit has success-
fully uncovered several major criminal conspiracies,
each of which show how easy it is for individuals to
make pirate copies ot software without spending a for-
tune on equipment.
In true Cnme watch Tradition, the piracy underworld
has Jfs own characters that crop up again and again.
One such person is Trevor Bell, a redundant British
Rail Signaller known throughout the international
pirate BBS network hy his handle of Hot Tuna/
Belt was selling pirated versions of major software
titles when he had the misfortune of being
approached by John Loader acting as a customer He
offered Loader a CD containing £30.000 worth of
Nintendo games, all for the price of £28. Bell also had
CDs apparently containing every current game and
business program available for the PC, which he was
selling for the same price. He was duly prosecuted
and sentenced la 200 hours community service with a
warning that failure to carry it out could result in a
prison sentence.,
That was back In May this year. Beil obviously
found his previous line ot work loo rewarding la aban-
don, however, because by August the ELSPA crime
unii had fresh information about the 24-year old man's
activities. This led lo a raid on 31 August when
Loader, trading standards officers, and members of
West Mercia CID. uncovered illegal property in hous-
es In Redditch and Kidderminster. Bell was at the
Kidderminster address at the lime of the raid.
As well as discovering two ROM writing machines
and two DAT tape-streamers, they also uncovered a
Fibrary of Over 200 gokf CDs, including one containing
Windows 95 A number of copied CDs were already
boxed and set tor shipment, including Windows 95,
the BT phone disk and lots more Nintendo and PC
software, These finds, combined with iltegal products
discovered at a separate bust made in Yorkshire,
meant the crime unit had uncovered millions of
pounds worth of pirated gold CDs in that month alone.
Funnily enough, while carrying out (he
Kidderminster raid ihey also found a number of items
identified as coming from a recent burglary at the
ELSPA offices.
Another colourful character, Nicolas Vivaldi, made
a rather feeble attempt lo escape conviction when he
was charged with four offences of Copyright theft in
July. Pleading not guilty io any of the offences, Vivaldi
went on lo accuse John Loader of planting a total ol
41 counterfeit CDs on him and of altering Fetters to
accomplices found on the suspect's computer.
Not surprisingly the Magistrate dismissed these
allegations and ruled that EL SPA's Crime Unit had
acted correctly and uncovered clear evidence of his
dealings in copied software. Loader later estimated
the total value of the software in Vivaldi's possession
at over one million pounds - none of which was paid
for.
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has always been a bit of a trial on
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computer you are working on can create 24-
bit, IB million colour graphics, but you can
only print In 16 shades of grey? You should
buy yourself a new colour printer, Of course.
What about if you are really into DTP but
you only have an old 9-pin dot matrix printer?
You buy a black and white laser or inkjet
Surely those kinds of printers are way too
expensive and designed for other types of
computer? Well yes and no. It's true that in
the current climate, with ihe Amiga attempting
to hurl itself back onto ihe market, very few
printer manufacturers are directly supporting
Amiga computers. Even Wolf Faust, designer
of the excellent Studio ll» has no plans to
support certain new kinds of printers.
(Studio II is a program that has a number of
different printer drivers for Amiga, and subtle
ways of controlling them.)
What is worse is that some of the sexiest
printers going around at the moment are
actively non-Amiga, pro-PC. Some use
Windows {spit} to do all the sorting out of
the print, so the printer becomes just a
dumb terminal on the end of the computer s
processor. It would be extremely difficult to
emulate this kind of printer on an Amiga
unless someone wanted to spend a lot
of time reverse engineering the
technology. This is, sadly. not^^HJ
something anyone seems prepared |
to do at Ihe moment
It's not all black, as there are I
some folks who still distribute
drivers for ihe printers they sell, and \J
some printer manufacturers are still ■
supporting Ihe Amiga in some way.
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Well, if your needs are exclusively text
based, then a simple 24-pin dot matrix
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easy to run, and print oh any
Wnd of paper. The colour v£r-
slons are very cley^
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triderf, of course, you have access
one kind ofykiriiga printer driver that
ange of colours.
supports the full
Twenly-four-pirS printers are superior to 9~
pin Winters In Itfal they deliver full letter
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Price: £279
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¥ Driver: Citizen Projet lie 1
Page Speed: 120
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Built-in Fonts: 3
Downloadable fonts: none
DPI: 300
Sheet feeder: yes
Print quality: good
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The print qualify is excellent, and the
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this will run down the black faster than the
other colours and might not be such a
good idea.
Although there really is nothing wrong
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bit naff, and for Citizen, whose quality of
workmanship I can rarely fault, the build
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print quality, but I just don't like the look of it.
As Ink jets go ifs pretty good though, and
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This is a dreamy printer with so much
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means it takes up less space on your
desk than most other colour printers.
Secondly, it has gorgeous colour and
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considering the cost of colour printers
In the past.
Although you get the best results
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the machine using simple copier
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colour artwork and originals for
commercial printing, although it is, Of
course, preferable to create colour
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machine it you want to do that.
The best reason to buy this machine
over any other one is the ink cartridge
Yes that little black thing Inside, It has
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mono, so If you do a lot of mono work
you can just replace the black cartridge
tn machines which feature an all-in-one
cartridge, you have to switch cartridges
and use a black-only cartridge for
your mono work and switch back for
colour and black.
If you need a colour printer Ihen this
is your man, simply because It looks
so cool on the desk and has Amiga
print drivers
Driver: Canon BJ4(]0Qc
Page speed: approx. 2
pages per minute
Built-in fonts: 5
Downloadable fonts: none
DPI: 360
Sheet feeder: 100 sheets
Print quality: excellent
Canon BJ-B00 eh
Price: £228,99
Supplier: Canon 0181-773-6000
Of the mono inkjets available, the Canon represents the cream of the crop. The only possible
contenders for i is crown are the Hewlett Packard DeskJet family P™««J
. l cn nanc rtfintorft A'.lhnLj:]’
and on the lop end, the nice Oki LED page printers. Although
these are more expensive, they are certainly pushing Ha
inkjel territory.
The BJ-20Oex is a compact and powerful monochrome
inkjet printer which aits upright on your desk, not unlike
its predecessors, the BJ-10 and SJ-20 printers, did.
Standing up on end wilh a sheet feeder on ihe bac-
was an option on the 10 and 20, With (his printer (anc
indeed all new Bubble Jets) it’s the only way to operate
Ihe machine. The sheet feeder, which was a £60 add-or
in the previous versions, is moulded into ihe back of the
unit and ihe paper goes in the top and shoots out of the
front This top-loading scheme means the footprint of tht
machine is small, in theory at least.
In practice, the paper has to go somewhere when it
comes out ot the from al the unit. This means that the little
plastic stop has to be pulled out of the front of the machine
lo the full length ot a piece of A4 paper.
Although you still have somewhere to
rest your coffee when you are not actually printing anything, when you print you
have to move it and pull oul ihe stop to catch the paper.
The controls are all on top of (he machine, and as such are easy to
access. Ail the functions of the printer are available from these buttons. Canon
have ditched the dodgy slider power switch for a nice positive clickable button r
One quibble 1 do have about the arrangement of ihe buttons on the top ot
the machine is that for the first few days ! had the machine, I was constant
pushing the power button when I meant to put ihe pnnter on- 1 me, because
the buttons are nghl next to each other.
The other buttons give you a Line Feed/Form Feed, and switch the
computer from high speed to high quality. Obviously, there Is a trade off
between speed and quality. The faster the paper comes oul of the slot
the less quality the printer will have time to put into the print.
Driver: Canon BJ200ex
Page speed: appro*
3 pages per minute
Built-in fonts: 6
Downloadable fonts: none
DPI: 360
Sheet feeder: 100 sheets
Print quality: good
OKI BIDbh
Price: £709
Supplier: Oki Systems 01753 819319
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and really you
feel like a professional when you run oft a wad of pages and they all come
out crisply printed from ihe top of the machine. Lasers are the top end ot
the printer spectrum, although the lower priced machines are starting to
chip away al inkjet territory
Although you might have had experience with inkjets and dot matrix
printers before, using a printer with a toner cartridge is a big step. You
turn into something ol a loner cartridge expert very quickly, and perhaps
as a side benefit you could land a job as a photocopier engineer. Toner
carts are certainty a belter bet for refilling because the toner is pre tty
much the same quality and darkness as the original substance. If
you're spending E200-300 on an inkjet, it might be worth
considering the Oki range.
Driver: HP LaserJet 4
Page speed; 3 pages
per minute
(14 seconds first page)
Built-in tents: 45
Downloadable tents: PGMC 1A
card slot
DPI: 600
Sheet feeder: 250 sheets
Print quality: excellent
This is a pearl of a pnnter and really does bring home to
you how much belter the quality of print is from a laser.
This is, in fact, an LED printer, bui the toner cartridge
and effect you gel are the same you would get from a
laser. For DTP work, if you want to produce camera-
ready art from your DTP program on paper, this is the
best ot the bunch. It is a little pricey al £799, but does
the job very well and is very compact lor a laser. The
cheaper models, the OL400ex and OL4iGex, are still
on sale at E39G and £499 respectively, although these
will soon be usurped by the new OLSOOex and
QL6l0ex as of October this
year.
The print quality Irom
this printer is fantastic
Amiga Computing
nrr.FURFH 1995
ROUND-UP
Price- El 49
Supplier: Citizen 01753 212360
The ABC is 3 new easy-to-use dot
matrix: printer which has colour options
and a range of state-of-the-art features.
I am unsure about how long 24-pin
printers can co-ntinue to survive in a
market that has so many new and
cheap inkjet printers. How far can the
technology develop before printer
makers give it up as old technology?
in any event, this is an excellent 24-
pin printer and is astounding ly quiet
due lo a unique construction which
practically seals the whole unit, except
for a little* slot at the top to pop your
paper into. The print quality is good and
lacks much of ihe banding associated
with dot matrix printers. This is with a
now ribbon and I suspect this might not
stilt be the case when the ribbon starts
to flag. (Note: The test machine had a
ribbon in the machine for shipping and
during this test I used it to soe what a
dried up ribbon looked like. It actually
performed quite well, with a little banding
and greying around the edge, but it was
no way as bad as I thought it would be.)
The colour is pleasantly dense and
the custom print drivers for the Amiga
make this a lot better You often can't
get drive printers to deliver the correct
density, but Citizen have always been
firm supporters of the Amiga. The unit
comes with a disk containing the fast
start software, which sets up the printer
for you. Simply click on the disk icon,
click on the ABC Icon, and you're
away.
The printer uses the Citizen Print
Manager software, which allows you to
adjust the print settings for gamma
correction and colour saturation etc.,
meaning you can get truly sparkling
colour prints. On the down side,, you
have to ensure that you don't print too
dense all the time because the printer
ribbon starts to get a little muddy., The
only quibble I had with it was the little
bit of wire which pokes up to rest the
paper on when it goes in and comes
out of the printer, I kept catching my
sleeve on It as I walked around my
desk and it kept pinging off. 1 suppose I
should just be more careful, right? But
also, ! think the wire could either be
replaced by a plastic strip or be more
firmly attached lo the printer.
Top marks for ease of use, and on
price it's hard to beat - unless you
start shopping around for inkjets and
dig a little deeper in the old pocket,
that is, If 24-pin is as high as you can
go, this is about the best you can get
at the moment, especially if you' re not
loo sharp about how to set up a pnnter
on the Amiga. It's alt done for you by
the disk you get with it, so there's
nothing to worry about, except where
arc you going to store alt the bits of
paper you run off it?
i l
Driver: Citizen ABC 24
Page Speed: 64
characters per second
Built-in fonts: 5 LO fonts,
2 scalable
Downloadable fonts: none
DPI: 360
Sheet feeder: none
Print qualify: fair
Studio Pro II
This program gives you print drivers which can provide better
control over your printer, even if you already have a printer driver
from the manufacturer. Some printers have problems w ih Amiga
computers, mainly because the drivers are not really researched
fully before release, and all Amiga programs are not tested on
the system.
Certain problems have developed over the years with Hewlett
Packard and Canon inkjets, for example, which sometimes do
not print the image squarely on tho page, as you would wish.
This doesn't seem to happen all the time, otherwise the problem
would be fixed by now, But the Studio Pro II program gives you
almost unlimited control over the finished output.
The program also has 24-bit drivers so that you circumvent the
16 shades of grey limit on Amiga printers.
Best bugs I
I had a lot of fun with these printers,
and the best of the bunch has lo be
the Canon BJSOQex. Although it
do#srTl feature colour it does have
the right balance Of price against
performance, h is also the machine
which installs easily into a lot of dif-
ferent computers without any
tedious setting up. I have two
Amigas and a PC here and the
machine is capable of switching
between all three machines (once
the drivers are installed) without
any complaints.
The print quality is very good,
especially with a full Canon Ink car-
tridge, I generally refill my car-
tridges, and although you get good
value that way, the refill inks tend to
be a little thinner. It also works bet-
ter on higher grades of paper, and
although it might seem economic to
save money of cheaper pulpier
paper, it's a false economy because
the print quality goes down the
more the ink seeps into the paper.
This goes for alt the printers I tried
really. Higher grade paper gives you
better print, full stop.
If you can spend a bit more
money I d go for the Oki GQOex when
it conies out, or if colour Is specifi-
cally what you wanted I'd go for the
Canon IBJ4000C.
Other printers you should really
look at are the Ricoh LP12G0 Laser,
priced at £499 from Silica. Not only
does it come with Printer drivers for
an Amiga, but it does six pages per
minute and is a genuine laser print-
er* Other options are the Salkosha
range, which for some reason
mimics the Citizen range in casing
design and price, and the Hewlett
Packard inkjets, which are just as
good value as the Canon range and
about the same in print quality.
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□, Final Writer Release 4 is
upon us. From its lowly start
as PenPal everyone's favourite
* -o processor (at least compared lo
KfridWords), it has risen through the
Vie Final Copy; to its current sta-
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i prdworth's WordPerfect, The compo-
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toth on to gain that extra chunk of
^arfcet share, which can only be good
br us, the users. With more features
and less cost than eveF, Final Writer is
sally starting to shape up as a
^placement for my text editor and
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So what has been added then 9 Well,
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notwithstanding the cute labs for page
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PROPER GRAMMAR
Well, lor a start, there's the grammar
:hecker. Previously sold separately,
Softwood's Proper Grammar didn't
make much of an Impression on
eviewers, but incorporated into the
main body of Final Writer you can but
admire Sofiwocd's commitment to
providing good quality software at very
masonabte prices,
But has Final Writer reached the
amnade ol development? Is it a perfect
word processor? Hardly, There are a
tew problems with this otherwise splen-
did package that need to be addressed
before I would consider replacing my
copy of PageStream and Turbotext
with it.
For a start, although quick compared
to Wordworlh, Final Writer fs hardly a
speed demon, especially when used on
a graphics card like the Picasso, The
screen refresh rate isn't parlicularly
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a lol more acceptable when using rela-
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No xi up is the lack of system friendli-
ness, By this, I moan you carfl change
th§ Avant Garde lypeface that is used
for Final Writer's interface and there are
various uSilities that won't work with
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which meant that deleting files* renam-
ing them or creating new directories
had to be done outside the file
requester or the program (there is a
delete file function on Final Writer's
toolbar).
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Final Writer's new labs features won't be unfamiliar lo
users of MUI where they have been in use for Ihe
past year as a replacement for cycle gadgels. The
tabs allow easy access to other seclions or page$ of a
document, and facilitate much smaller preferences
requesters because every ether section of I ho prefer-
ences can be hidden behind the one currently in y$e.
CJick tabs are another example of user interface
designers trying lo make computer usage as friendly
as possible, while at the same time making things
easier lor themselves, particularly in terms of space.
Users of standard Hi -res screen modes should bo
aware Iftat using the click tabs on document windows
does leave very little room for the document itself,
which rather detracts from their usefulness.
As an aside, it may just be possible that Softwood
didn't add ihe dick tab feature in response to a share-
ware product liko MUI, but ralhor a larger concern —
Windows 95. Windows 95 makes extensive use ol the
click lab feature, particularly in its preference settings.
Other Hems on my list of complaints
include the faci that the font size popup
on the main window lists every poinl
si^e between 4 to 300 points, rather
Ihgn going for the more common 12,
14, 16, IS, 24, 36. 48, 72-style list. This
makes tho popup very slow for convert-
ing toxl from very small to very big
sizes, meaning you have to resort to the
main type preferences window.
Perhaps I'm alone in this, but not only
would I occasionally like to see charac-
ters like spaces, tabs and returns, but I
would also like the ability to find and
replace them. This function is particu-
larly useful when importing ASCII text
files lo make ihem flow according lo the
paragraph sellings you have in Final
Writer
Final Writer gets around this by offer-
ing special import options in ihe project
preferences, which gels around that
problem, but it is still very usefut to be
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REVIEW
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Grammar? Granpa?
Final Writer? Pah 7 Ben Vast reckons they'll go on for a while yet
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FenFal everyone s lavounile
word processor (at leost com-
pared lo Kind Word s). it has rise
through tie forks, via Final
Copy, Id lb current status. Final
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able lo remove or replace such formal-
ting. codes once a file has been loaded.
One of the ruce features of Final Writer
is its ability lo save screen preferences
with documents, thus bringing the docu-
ments back exactly as you left them.
This can be particularly handy when il
comes to using templates, say for
labels. You can set up an A4 page, but
you won’t need all the clutter of click
labs and button bars - all you need to
see is that the text is flowing nicely into
the labels. The same thing applies if
you have a template for a birthday card,
An A4 landscape page with the drawing
tools at the ready and some fancy fonts
to liven it up, Perfect.
The problems I have pointed out aren't
lo suggest that Final Writer is not a fine
program, Il is. All I'm doing is pointing out
some potential problems lhat could have
been trapped by now. If this was a first
FVn-At Writer prm**nt* o
ale ait int#rf^4 to the
public- NptJce- the click
(nib's lit tfte lop and
bottofn of the document
window. These altvv*
cuay access tv elhff
parts of tho fiocvmc-nl
release of the program 1 could happily sit
back and say, Took at the superb graph-
ics manipulation commands, the way
Final Writer works with EPS fonts and cli-
part (and the sheer amount of them that
are supplied with the program), the sly to
tags, sections, index and table of
conlents generation, etc."
Sul il is the fourth. I always feel that
when I look at an update, less should
have been added by way of new
features, and existing ones should be
further honed. Directory Opus is a
fine example of this - a stunning new
paradigm in directory management, but
at the expense of simplicity and ease of
use, £W
The final uiord
in conclusion then, Final Writer Release 4 is a great piece ol
software. Softwood have done an admirable job on it and its
completely revamped manual, and have given a low-cost
upgrade path from any previous version, so no user should he
without it. Touches like the click labs prove that Softwood a ra-
ke eping l heir ideas up-to-date, following the example ol MUI
and Windows 95, and the feci that the grammar checker \s now
incorporated into Final Writer means that the value for money
that Ihis package provides is second to none-
Be aware though lhat the program now takes up a minimum
of 5Mb of hard drive space {and only works from hard drive)
and really needs something a bit more powerful than a 6BOOO-
based machine for optimum use, along with at least 3Mb
installed on your machine
Product’ Final Writer Release 4
Supplier: Gordon Harwoods
Price : £74.95 { upgrade is
£24.95 + £2p+p)
Tel: 01773 836781
Ease of use
Implementation.
Value for money
Overall
8
7
9
8
Amiga Computing
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So how does the grammar checker
in Final Writer work then? Welt,
unlike the spell checker which just
has to look at each word in turn
(checking for hyphenation} and
compare it to the entries it has in
its dictionaries! the grammar
checker has to actually parse each
sentence.
The term parsing was first used
in computer terms for high-end
speech recognition programs (and
grammar checkers)* but it became
familiar to players of computer
games back in the bad old days of
text-only adventures. Who can
forget the Scott Adams series, or
the intocom adventures? Wait, it
seems most people have, happier
now to deal with glossy graphics
and shallow gamepfay, but I
digress.
Sack in Infocom's heyday, a sen-
tence parser was limbed to a sim-
ple two-word entry - get fork, go
north, etc, - and that was easy, but
as time moved on, game players
demanded greater complexity, so
multi -word parser were developed
for adventure games. Sentences
like Put the pot plant into the plant
pot 1 , were bandied about as exam-
ples of the cleverness of the games
companies parsers. These develop-
ments. were aided by more serious
companies* efforts to bound the
rules of English! a difficult
language to get to grips with
grammatically.
ADVENTUROUS
Anyway, the grammar checker in
Final Writer works in a similar way
to those text adventures. It looks
for the boundaries of a sentence
(usually, but not exclusively, a full
stop encf a capital letter) and then
proceeds to take the sentence
apart bit by bit to find the subject,
predicate and object - essenlia!
parts of a sentence, if It can't find
one or more of those things, it will
check a set of rules that allow for
such exceptions, and if it doesn't
match one of those rules it will
bring up a message.
A good grammar checker will
also look for things like the passive
mood {‘The ball was thrown by the
boy h as opposed to The boy threw
the ball ) which can load to confu
sjom This is obviously a gross sim
p i if I cat ion of all l he steps the gram
mar checker has to go ih rough just
to give you Hs necessarily picky
review of your writing, but at least
It gives you some Idea of the
complexity behind the process.
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eople queuing up irt Oxford
Street in London al 10 o’clock
at night, waiting, sweaty cash
in hand, eyes glazed over and mouths
drooling at the prospect of their new
software purchase., Are Ihey waiting lor
Sonic Tuesday? or Sega Sat urn day?
No. they are waiting to buy an operat-
ing system. Windows-95, 10 be precise
With a lot less fanfare, Apple
launched System 7,5.1 in March of this
year. It wasn't a major update, it merely
added additional flexibility, but il is the
current (as l write this piece) version o!
the Macintosh's operating system.
Workbench 3,1 has been around for
well over a year now. Licensed from
Commodore before ihey wen! bu&i by
Village Tronic, this will be the operating
system most familiar to out readership.
But which one is the fresi?
Workbench 3.1
Let's start at home with Workbench before moving on to
more exotic climes. Everybody should be lamiliar with
the six disk install set consisting of Workbench, Extras,
Fonts, Storage, Locale and Install. The whole process
takes about five minutes provided you already have a
sellable hrjrd drive partition set up. Workbench 3-1 also
comes with a Kickstan ROM which needs inerting in
place of your current Kicksiarl chip, I his obviously
increases the time needed for an installation but the
amount depends on how accessible the Kicksiart chip is
in your machine.
Of the three operating systems on review hero.
Workbench is by far the smallest, tl doesn't even come
with a game (by way of contrast, Windows comes with
one game on the CD, a patience game, minesweepers
and further games on the Plus Pack CD, System 7
comes with a number sliding puzzle and a jigsaw, and
there’s also a demo version of a patience game on the
CD version of the OS), More important, though, is the
fact ihal Workbench comes with very little by way of
additional utilities. This is because Workbench has
always been geared towards a floppy-based machine
Hopefully, this will change now that we have Amiga
Technologies at the helm - proper CD-ROM software
built-in support lor networking and ihe Internet, improved
printer and colour support are all needed in a modern
operating sysiem, none ol them are incorporated into
Workbench,
Some of the functionality of Ihe olher two QSs could
be implemented loo. Copying files is a good example.
On both Windows 95 and System 7, when you copy one
or several! files, you gel a progress meler showing how
many files remain to be copied. On Workbench you just
end up with the sleepy pointer and no way to cancel a
long operation. Sure, unlike ihe other machines, you can
continue to use Ihe other programs you have running at
System 7.5.1
System 7,5,1 (System? from now on) is
the operating system for all Macintosh-
compatible computers. It comes on a
CD-ROM or eight high density floppy
disks, faking roughly ion minutes for a full
install from CD. Once installed, System?
presents a very friendly face to the novice
user, with an almost patronising atlilude to
mere humans at times.
As an example, should the machine
crash or you swileh it off without going
through the shutdown process, whan you
next boot up a window will appear saying
that you should use ihe shutdown menu
item next time. Fine - if it was your fault
then you can accept that, but most of the
time it was because the machine
crashed, not you!
System? also shares Windows' "feature'
of using the same screen for all open
applications, with windows overlaying
windows overlaying windows. This can
result in a contusing display, particularly if
you are using a standard resolution
monitor (which is smaller than PALiHiRes
Lace). Unlike the Amiga's depth gadget.
Syslem? has an applications menu allow-
ing the user to jump straight to difforenl
applications or hide them lo clear ihe
screen up a bit.
System? could also really use the same
level of multitasking as ihe Amiga. All too
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appropriate entry at
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often you end Up waiting for an operation
to end before you can do something else.
Again, formatting floppy disks is a good
example. Under Workbench you could be
formatting four floppy disks and still be
able to continue doing anything you tike
ihal doesn't involve floppy drive access.
Syslem 7's melhod of determining what
to do with a file is based on what applica-
tion created the file in the first place, the
information being contained in the file’s
icon. This means you can simply double-
click on any fife and its creator program
will load and load the file.
Other features of Sytem? that are
shared by Workbench include RAM disks
and drag and drop. The former is not
dynamic and has to be set in advance,
chewing up vital RAM and ihe latter still
isn't supported in any real way,
Requirements
Min Ret
Memory: 1Mb 8Mb
Processor: 68Q0Q 68040
HD space: 6Mb 20Mb
Features — 7
Implementation 7
Ea$e of use _ 1 0
Overall - 7
Commern: Most work ts actually done
by the operating system which means
you end up with highly compatible
software and the networking support is
excellent and simple to achieve, hut
System? really does need better
multitasking.
Windows 95
Woll, whai can you say about the
world's most popular operating system 9
11 sure is big', would probably be my
first comment Windows 95 takes about
45 minutes lo Install depending on what
hardware and software you already
have «n si ailed on your machine. The
optional Plus Pack will bump that figure
up by about half an hour.
The software of choice for
businesses the world over has all you
would expect from a modern operating
system except, perhaps, friendliness
and a litile bit of soul - if that's not an
Oxymoron. The melallic greys that
grace every menu and window got a
little wearing after a while and the con-
spiratorial attitude of Windows towards
its users is somewhal annoying.
All three operating systems are hne it
all you ever do is fire up lhat word
WindowsNT's task bm cjn
become mvrm trouble than it**
wvrth if you havo a for of soft-
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Requirements
The familiar
lace of
Workbench,.
thifTiTri
utilities like
Toois&BemGW
help make up
rfi# lea lures
shortfall
Ml efficiency, but rt's nol wry user-fnendly. Anolher touch is the usage
of Eext-based directory windows. SystemTs 'Show by Name' function is
far more developed than the similar function under Workbench with the
ability to have nested directory listings inside one window and also to
choose how Ihe list is sorted by clicking on the appropriate heading in
the window. Under Workbench you need to 90 back up to the menus to
change the sorting order.
Memory:
Processor:
HD space:
Features -
512k
6800Q
6 Mb
mb
66030
20Mb
Implementation
Ease of use .
Overall
4
a
7
7
Comment Umited by being floppy-
based, hopefully future revisions wifi
add more features such as networking
and some of the current shareware
commodities to the installation without
losing speed or efficiency.
m'
With all the hype surrounding the launch of WindnwsSS.
Frank fiord thought it mas about time someone compared
the top three operating systems, so me let him
processor or paint package, work, save
your files and I hen switch the machine
back off again, But of the three^ I would
have to say that Windows 95 is the most
baffling to get deeper than the surface
with. System? practically doesn't have
any depth, and although Workbench can
be quite daunting from a shell window,
at least the files are organised into
directories.
Windows 95 is files, files and more
files, only referred to by cryplic eight
character filenames and their three
character extensions (Windows §5 now
supports filenames with up to 255
characters, but you can bet that a lot of
software won't use them until Windows
95 is well and truly established), dumped
into one big directory.
The hardest thing to get to grips with
is the degree lo which Windows 95
abstracts the desktop environment
metaphor. On a desk, if you want to wnte
a letter, you pick up a pen, Under
System7 or Workbench you can click on
a word processor icon. However, under
Windows 95 you have to click on a
button that does the equivalent of band-
ing you a pen from inside one of your
desk drawers. Fine until you need to look
for the pen yourself. Microsoft have
obviously worked long and hard on
improving the user-friendliness of I he
package, but l certainly don't envisage
PC support companies going out of
business in droves because Windows is
now so easy 10 use.
Requirements
Memory:
Processor:
HD space:
Fealures
4Mb
386DX33
60 Mb
16Mb
486DX06
150Mb
Implementation
Ease of use
Overall
10
_ 7
_ 5
_7
Comment A bit of a monster f think
the Microsoft minimum specs are very
much tongue in cheek as the recom-
mended specification is more like a
minimum. Most people seem ambiva-
lent about Endows 95 much-vaunted
abilities saying that it only ready serves
to show just how bad Whdows3- 1 was .
Duncan Evans, editor of PC Home
actually said: 7 prefer the Amiga's
Workbench to Windows 95", which
shows how little people think of it.
Microsoft's new slogan i$ Where do
you want to go today?' Perhaps when
you get there you'll find Workbench
and System 7 already there .
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Coming from an Amiga background, I
am obviously swayed by the way
Workbench and System? work. 60 th
have a very easy way of working with
the DS interface. The fact that floppy
disks appear when you insert them,
menus always appear at the top of
the screen, and that files are stored
in places which can be found on the
hard drive are all visual aids to
consistency.
Most operations under Workbench
are performed quicker than
their System? counterparts and
Workbench has more depth than its
icons would have you believe.
Workbench allows you to hide icons
that are not directly usable, thus
clearing up the clutter that results on
SystemJ’s desktop- Both systems
are preferable to Windows' + hunt the
file' approach.
STUNNING
But Windows 95 is stunning in its
comprehensiveness. The sheer
amount of added fealures and
support for third-party add-ons is
incredible and goes some way Into
accounting for Windows massive
90 M installation size. Soma of that
size is also taken up with gimmicky
features like animated pie charts
which demonstrate how much
memory remains on your machine
(which probably lakes up a chunk of
that memory itself) and flying sheets
□f paper when you copy files, which
are really unnecessary.
As for hardware requirements,
although Macs are seen as being the
most expensive of the three
machines, it will probably actually
cost you more to maintain a
Windows 95 machine to a comfort-
able state, Throw away that cheap
no-name graphics card, ditch that
slow IDF drive, you really need stale
of the art components to make a
Windows 95 machine ffy. It will
obviously coma as no surprise 10
find out that the Amiga is the cheap-
est platform to start with, especially
given the fact that a hard drive is
considered a luxury.
AKI in alt, even given Workbench's
numerous shortcomings, I still like
it better than the other two. Much of
the usability of Windows 95 and
System? can be added to Workbench
by using shareware and commercial
utilities and commodities. However, if
things aren't improved by Amiga
Technologies over the nexi year or
so. then perhaps I would consider
the Mac OS as a convenient
alternative. As for Windows 95 p you
can forget it.
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Add- In system extensions - can you add extra
utilities, etc. at system startup? Workbench has
WBStartup. System? has the system extensions
drawer, but extensions can only be started at start-
up, You can however turn all extensions off without
needing to alter any files at startup by holding down
the shift hey as System? boors Windows 05 has the
Startup drawer.
24-bit support - bolh Windows 95 and System?
directly support 24-bil interfaces, Workbench relics
on third-party software like CyberGraphX.
Multiple screen support - System? supports
multiple monitors as standard. Workbench only
allows for multiple screens on the same monitor,
Networking - System 7 comes Wfth a networking
protocol called AppleTalk as standard and all Macs
come with the necessary hardware to enable a
network Windows 95 has support for several types
of networks and nelwork cards for a PC can cost as
little as £35.
CD-ROM support System? is the only operating
sysiem that will boot directly from a CD, Workbench
only comes with minimal support jor CD-ROM and
has no audio CD player.
Conn ms and the Internet - Windows 95 comes
with a simple comms package and has a fax facility,
It also comes with the dreaded Microsoft Network
which is supposed to report on the contents of your
machine. The Plus Pack adds further fatalities to an
already good selection,
Guide
Security - System? and Windows 95 are pretty
secure, although not quite up to the same level as
WindowsNT.
Pre-emptive 32-bit multitasking - Workbench
really scores hern, being able lo multitask on the
minimum of memory and processor speed. Proper
multitasking is not planned for the Macintosh operat-
ing system until flip end of 1997. Windows 95 is, for
the most part, fully multitasking. but most software
that runs under it is still geared towards a 16- bit
co-operative multitasking environment.
Runs from floppy? - unsurprisingly, Workbench is
the least hampered by having to run from floppy
although it can be done under System?,
Foreign language support - both System? and
Windows 95 have to be reinstalled in the large t
language for foreign language support while
Workbench's locale feature can be changed on the
fly. The downside for Workbench is the (act that
there are no alternate alphabet versions such as
Japanese of Greek.
Plug & Play - the Amiga has always had
AutoContig to configure zorro cards and other
peripherals attached to the machine and the
Macintosh always had the Nu Bus protocol. Now,
Windows 95 adds some support tor similar ease of
CLI & GUI System? only provides a programmer!
Oil which has a limited range of lunctions and is on*, I
accessible by a program mo r& button on the side
some Macs,
Systemwide programming language - Workbener
really scores here too with AFexx.
Representational Interface - does the scree' I
accurately represent the state ot your machine" I
Windows 95 falls down here because the icor-J
displayed bear no relation to the location of Ihe files on I
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available even when there are no floppies in them.
U in i versa) menus - under System? and Workbench I
the menus are always in fee same place: at the top & I
the screen. Windows 95 does away with thisl
consistent approach by attaching menus to Individual I
windows or the right mouse button.
System preference changes possible during 1
operation - Workbench has a problem with applies I
lions open on the Workbench itself (which could be I
solved by programmers making their applications into I
commodifies), but otherwise, any preferences can be I
changed wilhout the need to reboot. System? has nc I
problem wilh changes made, bul Windows 95 car I
only be changed in the most trivial way without!
needing lo reboot.
Three button mouse support - System? only I
officially recognises a single button mouse and mos? I
applicalions under Windows 95 also only use a single
button, although special functions are usually applied I
by the right mouse button.
Undelete function Windows 95 has a function so I
recover deleted files.
Hard drive self-repair - when write errors occur ai I
three CSs will revalidate the drive in question so that I
although the file in question might be lost, hard drive I
integrity is maintained.
Hard drive optimisation - System? will optimise the
hard drives content by the expedient method o'
holding down a key combination when booting. When
equipped with the add-on Pius Pack, Windows 95 wil
also let you optimise the hard drive.
Virtual memory support - most virtual memory
systems rely on an MMU and since sc few Amigas
come equipped with one. there has never been virtua
memory support in Workbench.
Quicks tart applications menu - System? provides
both a configurable menu of applications called the
Apple menu and a dock called the Launcher to start
programs. Windows 95 provides the user wilh an I
enormous menu called ihe Task Bar which lists ever,
single application on the user's hard drive along with
recently opened files.
Disk Compression - Windows 95 automatically disk
doubles the hard drive as Windows is Installed a no
also takes care of application added afterwards.
Style Guide - all ferae GSs have a style guide for
applications, but Workbench is ihe only one that
doesn't adhere to its own style guide.
Help for the disabled - Workbench's help for the
disabled is limited and implicit but you can adjust the
colour scheme and make fonts more legible by
making them larger.
Online help -- Windows 95 comes with Ihe moss
comprehensive online help of the three operating
systems compared. Workbench comes with ihe least
comprehensive (ie, none).
Dynamic RAM disk - Workbench is ihe only OS
which has a standard, dynamically sized RAM disk By
dynamically sized I mean that it only takes ihe amount
of memory that it requires at the time and grows and
shrinks as ntfcn-saary.
use, but this is not universal.
OS comparison
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Workbench
System?
Windows 95
Add- in system extensions
r Yes
Yes
Yes
24-bil support
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Yes
Yes
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Networking
No
Yes
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Yes
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No
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Security
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Yes
Yes
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Yes
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Foreign language support
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Yes
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Plug A Play
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Yes
Yes
CLI & GUI
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Yes
Yes
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No
No
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Yes
No
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Yes
No
System preference changes possible during operation
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Yes
Yes
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Yes
No
Yes
Undelete function
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No
Yes
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Yes
Yes
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Yes
Yes
Virtual memory support
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Yes
Yes
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No
Yes
Yes
Disk compression
No
No
Yes
Style guide
Yes
Yes
Yes
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Yes
Yes
Yes
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No
Yes
Yes
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Yes
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REVIEW
miga users might have a few
gripes aboul what EsconV Amiga
Technologies are doing to their
favourite computer, hul when It comes to
3D packages we re still spoilt for choice,
with Lightwave, Imagine, Real 3D (and
others) all readily available, and
Cinema4D waiting an the wings.
Although lhe lirsi ihnee have now been
ported to other platforms, they started life
on the Amiga and, as such, already claim
a dedicated coterie of users. Okay, I 1 II
admit you need a pretty souped- up (and
expensive) Amiga to keep pace wilh the
speed of any ol these programs on a
Pentium PC, and you can forget about
even getting close to the rendering speed
of the likes of DEC'S Alpha machines, but
many jobbing graphics and 3D folks are
sticking with their Amigas and holding out
hope that their favourite graphics comput-
er will, litre the fabled Phoenix, one day
nse again from Commodore's ashes.
Anyone already familiar with Real 3D
will know that it has always had its own
particular brand of quirkiness which sets it
apart from other programs, but I guess
every 3D program has its own charm and
curiosity, which probably endears it to its
merry band of users just as much as func-
tionality and cost does.
IMPRESSIVE
Those familiar with other 3D Amiga
packages may be overwhelmed by Real's
imposing interface and by the sheer range
Of tools and functions it makes available,
noi to mention lhe whole new set of termi-
nofogy, hot-keys and methods of working
which Real employs to do its magic. But in
the hands of a skilled operator. Real 3D
Improved skeletal control has also made it into version
3, providing extra options for friction and fidelity which
provide more realistic movement and wrapping: of
meshes over the skeleton. In particular, fidelity
significantly reduces lhe amount of unwanted
distortion which can occur as a surface is folded - for
example, al the back off a knee-joint, for example.
I'm laid shat the only other 3D program which has ibis
feature is Alias.
If you combine skeletal control With Inverse
Kinematics then you've got the perfect method for
animating organic and mechanical objects bosh more
simply and more convincingly than any other Amiga
3D program.
In case you were wondering, Real 3D has the a
bility . like Imagine but unlike Lightwave, to mix multi -
pie materials on an object, so complicated surface
textures can be achieved wild relative ease.
Finally, while we're on the subject of modelling.
Real can now handle bumpmap shadows, so when
the shadow of an object falls across a bump-mapped
surface the shadow edges can be made la follow she
notional heights of the bumps of lhe map. This
sounds boring, but it looks pretty good in practice.
can compete on equal terms wim any or
the current Amiga 3D programs, and iff
you were to compare it with expensive
high-end packages such as Alias,
which costs. Over £20000, Real
3D can still hold il$ own with -
and even improve on - most
of these expensive pro-
grams. Which is, you muss
admit, kind of impressive!
What particularly sets
Real 3D apart is thal it is
bosh very configurable and very flexible
and has some extremely powerful
failures (such as Inverse Kinematics.
Collision Detection and B-spline
modelling) which no other Amiga 3D pro-
gram has yet matched, even though they
have had plenly of time to play catch up.
For example, you can set Real 3D's
editing onvironmenl up in almost any way
you like. II you want two scene views, a
toolbox and an object selection window on
a hi-res screen, you can design the inter-
face to suit your needs.
II you don't like the way lhe Toolbox is
laid out, just change it. Add as many of
your lavouote tool icons as you want and
there you go - a GUI configured the way
you want it to be. Try doing that with
Light Wave or Imagine!
Real 3D also has a unique way of deal-
ing with its object management, for which
il uses a hierarchical system
(think of it in
terms
of disk directories and sub-directories
which can encompass sub-levels, and
various other factors, such as materials
and animation methods, which will have
nifforing effects depending whore in the
hierarchy lihey are placed,
Qani IBhiteiw looks
at Heal 38
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skinnsd mortals all .mu /u^l Barbie deNs
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Rather than having to group or parent
•njects together as m other 3D software,
- imply moving a directory Level Into
mother level can make all iho difference.
By having different levels of hierarchy,, a
arge degree of control can he eroded
aver how objects are textured or how they
behave under ttie influence of Real's
various animation methods.
Selecting an object to manipulate is as
easy as picking its name from the Select
window. Multiple selections can also be
made, so that any given group of objects
can be moved or effected simultaneously*
though this will depend to some extent
where they sit in the hierarchy
Although there may appear to bo a Id
of menu items and cons to point and click
in Real 3D.. I hat’s only half the story, tor
many of Real 3D' a settings are hidden
away in sub-monu& which lake some time
to explore, and; ©von more time to become
really familiar with. As well as the more
obvious Material and Render settings
windows, there are attributes settings for
the properties ot each object (such as
whether it casts shadows, has motion blur
or a number of other properties), saltings
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kvich Redl 30 r unlike
ulher Amiga software
generation
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Unlike Imagine and LightWave, which mainly use
points, edges and polygons io construct their 3D
objects, Real 3D uses a combination of CSG
(Constructive Solid Geometry) mathematical primitives
and B-Spline (smooth curve) mesh modelling to create
objects which exhibit far superior curved surfaces
than the polygon/Phong shaded objects produced by
Imagine or Lightwave,
While Real 3D's approach generates very smooth-
jookmg obiects. il can sometimes be difficult lor a
novice or even intermediate user to get to grips with building complex
models as easily as with, say. Lightwave or Imagine Thi$ is because Ihere can be a lot
of procedures te follow which require an intimate knowledge of Real 3D's modelling
tools and, with so many to choose from* it can be hard to work out ihe right approach in
the first place.
As an example, there is a tutorial on building a smootoly-oonnected simple hook and
ting object in the manual which takes the user through a senes of quite complex steps
involving construction, conversion and deletion of components as the object is
designed. Without such guidance, most users would never figure out this approach and H
©von if you’ve followed the tutorial several times, you'll still have to come back to it to
unravel the procedures again should you ever need te make a model using similar
techniques. I suppose whal I'm trying to say is that Real 3D has a teaming curve which
i$ sleeper than a Space Shuttle trajectory and to really got the best out of this
software you won't necessarily need a degree in rocket science, but il might iusl help.
tor how the GUI works, and so on,
Alhn a the mechanics of using Real 3P
can he rather daunting for the novice, and
even those .ersed in other 3D software
could have a hard ■ me getttng to grips with
the depth and breadth erf Real 30-
That's before I've even mentioned RPL.
the Rea] Programming Language which
allows the user optional! access to almost
every aspect of Real 3D. enabling a savvy
3D'er to write their own scripts to be t
in whatever fashion they can dream up
Want to extend Real’s 2D particle system'
Write an RPL script. Want to impart specia
pro perl res to an object? Write an RPL
scrips. The trouble is. RPL can be a pig to
use since, like most things Real, it works in
an unusual way and writing RPL scripts is
therefore not the easiest thing in the world.
On the bright side, most Real users sel-
dom, if ever, use RPL, so don't let the idea
of it put you off ,
Right, I think I've made it pretty clear (hat
Real 3D isn't a program lor either Ihe faint
hearted or the inexperienced, so let's now
take a look at some ol the things that Real
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DECEMBER 1^95
REVIEW
Paint that picture
Real 30 has always had a pretty nippy
rendering engine with a lot of output
options, ranging from simple previews to
full-blown 24-bit (or Targa, BMP or PPM)
renders at any size you need (and your
Amiga can handle). Several new additions
have been made in v3, including the
ability to both export and import Jpeg Hies
directly, and SuperSampiing, which
increases she rendering accuracy (at the
cost of extended rendering limes) by
rendering the image larger Ehan is
necessary and then resampling it down to
the desired output size.
LENS FLARE
Another addition is AutoBox, which can
eilher increase rendering speed by
optimising how Real uses memory
resources, or permit users with less
memory to render images which may have
been impossible before
Version 3 sees the addition of plug-in
Post-Rendering Elfects which can be
added as ihey become available, The
currenl ones include Lens Flare (which
unfortunately aren't a patch on eiiher
Lightwave's or even Imagined less ihan
perfect lensflares), DistanceBlur and Glow,
Hwe's Ihe box from
Space Hulfc, with bitck-
drop nntf character*
burl! Alia n*xl|J«-n0d in
which provides nice glowing effects on
objects.
Bui of course. Real 3D does much more
ihan produce slill images. As you would
expect, it can also produce animation
sequences (for output to video, digital disk
recorders such as the PAR and also in its
own internal formal for lower quality
display on the Amiga itself :<
Real has a variety of ways of not just
producing animations, but also of control -
Tftf* sc(pji(j from
Eii-'ctronifi Artl r
Spat* Hulk game
was creafetf trtljVcJy
with A#ai 3D
[SC equals Faster rendering
ling how objects are moved around wHhr
a scene, thanks to its wide variety o*
animation methods. Its quite a simple
matter to make objects follow complex
paths and simultaneously perform
relations etc. With the use of more
involved methods, collision detection car
be invoked so that Real detects Wher
objects collide and what their subsequen:
motion will be, dependent upon mass
friction, gravity, spin and other factors C
must be said that Real's collision
defection can be unprediclable though
and the user will need to experiment tc
achieve satisfactory results.
In v3 a more comprehensive key fram-
ing system has been introduced which wi
help those coming from other software,
bul there are other, more flexible anima-
tion systems which can also be employed
n
Real 3D v3 extends the scope of this
powerful 3D modelling, rendering and
animation system and the new manu-
als are both belter and more useful
than previously, though they can still
be mystifying si times If you can
stand the strain, and Real s overly-
technical terminology, and you re
looking tor a 3D program which will
provide far more options than either
Imagine or Light Wave, then Real 3D is
definitely worth serious consideration.
I've seen what it can do in expert
hands, and I'm impressed, But be
warned, if you're a 3D rookie then
think hard before you buy Real 3D - it
might just turn you off 3D rendering
forever rf you can't get to grips with it.
As I've said, one of Real 3D's sirengths is the way it
models and Ihe quality of the images which the
modelled objects are capable of producing. However,
this can lead to an unexpected problem since polygonal
objeols built in other software cannot be converted
to CSG models in Real 3D, so they will always
remain polygonal once they are imported, although
Phong smoothing can be applied just as in other
programs.
However, CSG and B-spFine models use far less
memory than their polygonal counterparts. CSG objects
also render much faster than polygonal ones. But if you
really need to import objects from other sogrcoc you
can - as Jong as they are in either ,DXF (which Real 3D
can also export) or Sculpt3D format. No Imagine,
Lightwave or any other formal Is acceptable, which is
really crazy , and it r s aboul lime someone, somewhere,
wrote a conversion utility Eg convert polygonal objects
(of various formats) into CSG/B-spline objects For Real.
You know it makes sense.
One of Real 3D s unique Fealures is that its View
windows can be configured to provide a true 3D
environment for modelling and positioning objects,
permitting free movement in any direction within the
view. So unlike imagine or LightWave, where objects
are modelled in a separate editor, Real 3D objects can
be modelled directly into a scene at the size and
position in which they are required, so there's no need
to load the objects into an editor or Layout screen just to
position Ihem where you need them
A new feature of Real 3D v3 is its ability to draw
spline curves directly onto the surface of a spline mesh
so that the new curves follow Ehe surface of the mesh
exactly. Not only Is this very useful for adding new parts
to an object, so Ehat the intersections remain perfectly
smooth, but surface drawing can also be exploited
when it comes so animation, enabling a curved path to
be drawn over a bumpy mesh, for example, and then
have an object follow the path so that it moves precisely
over the bumpy mesh in a naturalistic way.
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Product: Rea! 3D version 3
Supplier: Activa International
Telephone: 0181-402 5770
Price: £395
(upgrade from v2.4 c£170)
Ease of use 6
Implementation 9
Value for money 8
Overall 6
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By Tina Hackett
Gloom boom
F
allowing hot on the heels of the success of Black Magic's
Gloom, further titles are planned through publishers
Guildhall. Gloom certainly impressed when it was released
a few months ago and even the cynics that said Doom
couldn't be done on the Amiga had a rethink
So fans will be pleased to hear that Gloom Deluxe is set for release
at the end of September, will have enhanced graphics, and will be
abie to run on any Amiga with 2Mb RAM and an accelerator.
And tor existing Gloom owners a Data Disk wil be available with new
levels and enhanced graphics. It will be priced at £14.99, Gloom 2
(working title) is also in progress for the CD32 and using h he original
Gloom engine it will have new levels and superior graphics,
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It's cricket cricket, cricket at the moment, what
with all the computer games hitting the shelves
and the world cup imminent, and to make the
most of oil this interest Grandslam, Lelsuresoft and
Tecnoplus have set up a special promotion,
Grandslam 1 s ITS Cricket will be bundled with a
Tecnoplus Amiga mouse and can be found in
Virgin Megostores. while
Beatties will be selling
the game with a
Tecnoplus Amiga pad.
The packs are likely
to retail at the bargain
price of £23.99.
Grandslam's Sales
and Marketing Man-
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commented: "This pro-
motion demonstrates
the commitment of
Grandslam, Leisure soff
and Teen optus to the
support and promotion
its Cricket fms of the Amiga platform
bundfe$ with Tecnoprus prior to new machines
peripherals for a appearing on the retail
bargain price Shelves,'
Alternative pinball I f
Many moons ago we reported on a new pin bo
game aimed at the younger end of the mark© -
Called Thomas the Tank Engine's Pinball it's
based around the popular children's TV series.
The latest news from publishers Alternative
Software is that it is ready to roll at the end of this
month and features include a definable level of
difficulty, four tables and nine balls, making it
ideal for younger players.
The RRP has been set at £19.99 for both CD32
and A1 200. This game is the next ih the series of
Thomas gomes from Alternative which Include
Thomas the Tank Engine and Friends, Thomas -
the Race and Thomas the Tonk Engine
Collection.
Thoma* ffio Tank Engine is ge&red at
the younger end of Ui<? marfcti
IHSHUlUHr 1IHS
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Future releases
Flights of fancy
The crimes developer is hoping
to sot it in a futuristic seen arm
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f rom a guy called Stephen Birch, I say 'flight sim'
out as yet it's not a full gome, Stephen Is
currently looking to find publishers for it and so
■ jr Simon Armstrong from respected developers
Hcid Software has shown an interest, although
nothing has been finalised.
Stephen plans to use his game engine in a
futuristic Mad-Max-style scenario which he
believes will allow for some interesting land-
scapes ond planes. He also wants to keep the
jam© based mainly around dogfights as this will
maximise the split screen element and a four-
player mode will be incorporated via a serial
'ink.
He comments: "I have thought about texture
mapping, but the engine is heavily optimised
round the Amiga's bit plane system for speed,
and I think more complex polygons for high
spec Am I gas would ne a more cunnmg route to
take."
The game is looking rather smooth at the
moment ond promises to be quite impressive,
especially as Stephen is looking to moke the
game compatible with Escom's Virtual
-Glasses. Stephen can be contacted at
sTeveb@mistral.co.uk
Stephen is hoping that the game
will support Virtual i-Glasses
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Despite the fact that this issue Is bereft of any reviews tnere ire • amount
of games promised for the next few months , We give you me c .vac ,vm
Center Court - Guildhall
Ada Software, makers of the smash hit
Skidmarks are currently busy at work
on their tennis game, Center Court. At
the moment a deal is being tied up
with tennis star, Andre Agassi to
promote the game.
Tracksuit Manager 2 -
Alternative Software
A football management sim 1 hat
could possibly rival Championship
Manger 2, We wait with baited breath.
Championship Manager 2 -
Domork
The game all football fans have been
waiting for. This stats- based manage-
ment sim brought new depths of real-
ism to the game and provided the
player with the ultimate authentic
game
Virtual Karting - OTM
A slightfy different approach to the
usual racer, this game centres around
the strange pastime of go-kart racing
Citadel Black - Legend
Another in the long-line of first persor
perspective shoot- 'em -ups - namely
Doom clones. This is from polish team
Arrakis Software and looks gor , say
the least,
Pole Position - Asccm
An original addition to the racing
genre, this game revolves oround the
management angle rather than “ -
usual racing driver aspect
Dungeon Master 2 - Interplay
This PPG is the long-awaited sequel to
Dungeon Master believe it or not
Speris legacy
Binary Emotion's Zelda-esque game
hits the Amiga
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Legends
Krisolis' Zelda-esque gome hits the
Amiga
Worms
Multi-format title Worms »s set for
release this Autumn, This is o type of
Scorched Tanks-style of strategy that
Is brought bang up to date with
worms, and should be a fun
light-hearted game for a change
Alien Breed 3D
Allen Breed has had phenomenal
success among Amiga owners and
this time Team 1 7 have used a 3D per -
spective rather the usual overhead,
However last time there wasn't all
that much competition for that style,
so can their successor really cut the
mustard against all the current Doom
clones?
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SYSTEM
hints &
6 Although
having been
around for
almost six
years, Police
Quest 2 is still
one of the
most taxing
adventures of
today ?
minor 1145
tips
o complete Police Quest 2, a number
of special commands must be entered
far you to proceed to the next part.
These commands must be linguistically
accurate. Here they are:
T
Get keys from ignition, open the glove box, get
card, look behind card, (write down the combi-
nation), get out of car, go to front door, unlock
the door.
Go to counter (on the far fight), unlock bin,
get kit, ond then proceed to locker room (2nd
from right), Walk to your locker (It's the first on
the left) open locker, (enter numbers), get
ammo, get gun, get holster, get cuffs.
Go to homicide office (2nd door from the
left), sit at your desk, (empty chair), unlock
drawer, open drawer, read note, gel wallet,
look Inside wallet, dose drawer, look In message
basket, get up. walk to captain's desk, look at
papers on desk (write down passwords), walk to
key board, look at board, get keys, open
LYTTDN POLICE
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Your own perse n&t car is located on the
rights your business car is the blue- one
Police Quest U
Qpc?n the cabinet to find the Bains
mugshot. It's in ffi^ top drawer
Score: 24 of 300 Folice Quest H
I Itflve 9 teeJin® that all
this means I’m now deaf
cabinet, (bottom of the screen) get Bain’s file |
get photo,
Go to shooting gallery (past the counter)
get ear protectors from the guy, load gun, raise
gun, fire one clip, lower gun, press view, look at
target, replace target, press back, adjust sights
(repeat process - returning for more clips if
needed, until sights ore adjusted correctly),
out of booth, return ear protectors.
Walk to blue car, unlock door, walk to trunk of !
car, open trunk, put kit in trunk, close trunk
open car door, drive to jail.
Open locker, put gun In locker, dose locker,
press buzzer, show ID, get Bain’s file, take Bains
photo, open locker, get gun, walk to car, open j
door, go to oak street mall. Walk to blue sports ,
Day 2
Get keys from ignition, go to your office, walk to
key board, get keys, get in car. Drive to West |
Rose, open trunk, gel kit, walk up to other trunk
take picture of body, get blood sample, take
the body, go to your car, put kit in trunk, close
trunk.
Drive to Marie’s place, go insrde, look In the
ashtray, read piece of paper, drive to office,
submit evidence, walk up to computer, look at
computer, press on, (for homicide type..) Ice
cream, look at Bains’, (for personnel type..) pis-
tachio, (for vice type..) Miami, drive to inn, wak i
up to manager, show ID, show Bains’ photo, go j
to your car, coll dispatch, get warrant, show
manager warrant, get room key, walk up to red
double doors, (save game and then stay on
the right side of the red door), open door, go
inside, open drawer, get envelope, (under the
lamp), read letter go to bathroom, pick up -
card In sink, read card (write down number), gc
to your car, open trunk and get kit, go Inside
room, take blood sample on floor, return key to
manager.
Drive to office, submit evidence, sit at your
chair call Colby, tell him about Bains, go *c
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Don't forget to take your keys out of the ignition
or you won’t bo able to urtlack (he door
Be prepared before entering on the
toft. Load and raise your weapon
cor. open passenger door, open glove box, get
holster, get ammo, talk to laav, walk to your car.
Drive to cotton cove, talk to jogger, ask her
where, load gun, draw gun, walk to left (save
game), fire at Bains (when he appears behind
’’he bush), walk back to your car, get kit from
trunk, look for blood, open kit, get blood
sample, make cast of footprint, go east, show
diving certificate,
Get in van, pick up mask, belt, fins, vest, and
rank 1, get oat, dive down, look, (for golden thing
n river floor), get object, swim west, look, (for
metal spoon), get spoon, swim up, go west, open
kit, take picture of body, go bock to your car,
Drive to airport, walk to the Mack car, go
north, press the button before crossing street,
cross street, buy a rose, go inside the airport,
*alk up to the woman in ticket counter, show
ner ID, show Bains* photo, go east, walk up to
tady on rental car counter, show her ID, show
Bains' photo, get out of airport, press button,
cross street, walk to your car.
Drive to police station, submit evidence, go
to your desk, sit, call 411, ask for Marie Wlikon s
number call Marie, look in message basket,
drive to Arnie. go inside, talk to Marie, order the
lobster, give Marie rose, kiss Marie, eat, pay
waiter.
By Andy Maddock
For ail you budding Bob Cryer's out there
who are struggling with Sierra's classic
sequel, here's the complete solution
shooting gallery, practice shooting until sights
are adjusted properly, drive to airport, go inside
airport, look ot screen (until Steelton flights show
up), buy ticket to Steelton from male agent,
show ID, ask for phone, call 411, ask for Steelton
PD, toll them about Boins.
wear mask, go across, go straight on, go west,
draw gun, open door calm Marie, untie Marie,
(save game) hide behind pipe on your left, wait
for Bains to fire first, fire at Bains until he drops
dead. Congratulations, you've finally complet-
ed Police Quest 21
Make sure you got your tickets, go west go
up escalator, walk up to officer, show © go
through detector, board plane, sit besiae Kei'n
fasten sent belt, ask for water, relax until terror ists
appear (save game), unfasten belt, load gun,
get up. draw gun, fire at terrorist (only after stew-
ardess is on the floor), fire at second terrorist,
walk up to masked terrorist, search pockets,
walk to bathroom at the back, open dispenser,
cut yellow, cut blue, cut purple, connect yellow,
cut white, cut yellow, go back to seat, relax until
arrival at steelton.
Walk up to lieutenant's office, get radios, ext
to park, go north, go any direction, call Keith on
radio, talk to mugger; read rights, go east until
you see manhole cover on ground, open cover,
go down, (save game), go east, turn right and
walk fast to next screen, go west, open red
cabinet, pick up gas mask, go east, turn right,
You ivf’XJ got two chances from your boss, keep
going back to report OH various happenings
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scon have made a real
name for themselves with
Amiga owners due to the
success of their On the Ball
football management games. On the
Ball (League and World Cup Edition) provided a
pleasant alternative to the Stats-based
Championship Manager and Premier Manager,
and for fhose who wanted
a more picture-oriented
game, this went down a
storm .
And now Ascon are
back, but with a change in
direction. Keeping sports
management as their genre, they have
swapped from football to the fast paced world
of Formula One Racing. This promises to bring an
unusual angle to the usual racing games in that
rather than racing the car. you play manager
and must lead your Formula One ream to
success.
Promising immense detail and realism, there
will be many aspects to consider as manager,
from keeping team morale high to the technica 1
details of the race. Ascon also concentrate on
bringing a human element to the game as you
will have to take into account the fact that each
member of your team has different personality
traits. Each driver has 30 different values which
make up their character, with opposing teams
calculated in the same way.
Other employees in your team
have a stress level and just like
in real life, some will be able to
work under stress and some
will simply crack under the
pressure,
In your managerial role you
will hove to deal with money
matters such os taking out
loans and making Investments.
You will also have to negotiate
contracts and organise $porv
As you wit
need to consider a
technicm
aspects of the cm
Previewed by Tina Hackett
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Different camera angles will allow you to
check the progress of your driver
develop your own. When it comes down to the
actual race day, you will be in the pits during
the warm-up, qualifications and the race itse'*
You are linked to the driver via a headset one
can give him instructions during the race. TV
cameras are placed around the circuit and yen.
con switch between cameras to get you-
required view of the race.
The media will also take a keen interest ,n the
team and you'll have to use your skills to ded(
with them, plus brief the drivers well so the.
won't give anything away to the opposition.
Pol* Positron promises
immense detail
sorship deals.
Also needed
is a head for technology for
things such as purchasing and
developing foreign technologies.
You take control of the construction of
cars and can test prototypes using a wind
tunnel simulation or on the tracks. When
you need spares, you can either
buy them or research and
TV-style coverage of the
races will provide realism
You will be able to keep
in radio tronMct with your
driver during the race
This is only a brief glimpse of whot you can
expect from the full game. As you can see it*
goes in to fine detail and all the aspects of
Formula One racing will be more than cov-
ered, Graphics promise to be of a high stan-
dard and using Silicon Graphics, they aim to
create a realistic, TV-styte coverage of each
race, Expect a full review soon.
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mong the many Doom- type games coming your way
Is the excellent Gloom by Black Magic Software.
Reviewed a couple of months ago it earned a very
respectable score and was described as 'completely
packed with smooth graphics, a huge challenge and most of
all action and excitement.' So much so that It Is still played
constantly in the office. Now, courtesy of publishers Guildhall
there are three copies of the game to win, plus a top prize of a
fantastic CD32,
All you have to do to win is design a monster that would look
at home in the game Pictures can be sketched painted,
photographed (?!) or whatever else takes your fancy. Then
simply give rt a suitable name and send us your entries no later
than 1 January 1 996. The winner will recieve a CD32, with three
runner-up prizes of a copy of Gloom
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text based affair - like Championship
Manager. On the other hand there's
the arcade, blistery, sweaty joystick affair - like
Sensible Soccer. There's often the occasional mix
between the two, although no-one has simultane-
ously and successfully blended them together.
For instance, no-one has had the courage to
release a game which has the playability of Sens!
and the depth of Championship Manager. Surely
they would combine together well to become the
ultimate football manager game? Well... No. t
have to apologise for building your hopes up
because Alternative Software are releasing
another text-based affair - namely l rack suit
Manager 2.
Before I start, I would just like to clear up one
thing. What exactly is a tracksuit manager?
Obviously, the game
is referring to the
manager himself -
but tracksuit? We've
oil seen managers of
today walk out of
the funnel leading their team out in the latest
range of sportswear. Why? I preferred the old
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identical to CM2, Well, how
many more can you think of?
It's Beard! Did you know he h4fs had
exactly the same haircut for eighteen
yearSt believe it or not?
would be a gome and a half
Championship Manager 2 should be out now
With this and TM2 both looking so similar, it looks
like a huge battle will be taking place. Tracksuit
Manager 2 is looking, dare I say it, identical to
Championship Manager as the icon system one
features are almost too similar. Having said that
Championship Manager's icon-driven game was
absolutely superb and there's no reason whatso-
ever why this shouldn't be carried over or
'copied.' I didn't want to use this word but it wai
the first one that entered my head when
noticed the playing style screen was identical.
Final word
What makes Tracksuit Mgnager stand well
ahead of the rest? Well the fact that It's got o
sponsor - a pretty big one too - namely Fizzy
Chewits. The game itself includes hoards and
hoards of tactics, strategies and general
football -like things, and although other
gomes hove done this also. Tracksuit Manager
displays the Information In o completely
user-friendly way.
When you call up a menu, TM2 doesn't
dawdle. On a standard 1200 it will appear
almost immediately, which leads to
calculating results as well,
Add all this up and Tracksuit Manager 2
comes across to me as Championship
Manager with excellent graphics and a
superbly written interface, Considering the
success behind Championship Manager, 1
think TM2 will speak for itself, But wait, then
there's Championship Manager 2.
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Tho fill# screen just sumurpriSes how
many different features there me
The edit level facility is fantastic,, especially
a? you don't get one on Doom on the PC
A
miga product plans must be becoming
more and more hectic os the months fly
by. For instance. Guildhall Leisure
released a spectacular 3D Doom-Hke
game only two or three months ago
and already they have just finished their latest
release, In fact. It's something you'd never expect -
another Doom-clone! Not o sequel, but another full
blown attempt at recreating Doom on the Amiga.
By the looks of this one. they've finally done if.
Months and months of speculation can now
seriously be forgotten because even I didn't
believe a true Doom version could arrive on the
Amiga. We have followed this product since Its
creation, reporting on each change and receiving
copies of the game at various stages. Even then, I
was pretty sure this was the one that would put all
the others to shame - including Gloom,
There are 3C levels for you to battle through,
each one being hugely different, so It never
appears the same. A major boon which will please
Doom fanatics is the fact you can design your own
maze with different textures, doors and aliens, etc,
So hopefully, Fears will never run out of lastability.
Frustration
One major gripe that can be frustrating is the
fact that if you happen to fail into a pit of lava,
your health will run out and you have absolutely
no chance of getting out, Some steps would
have been nice, especially when you're right
near the end,
I can remember getting quite frustrated with
Gloom because although it had continues,
there was no password or save game feature.
Fears includes this so you can breathe a sigh of
relief when you finally overcome a tricky part to
complete the level. On a save game disk, you
can save many games as well as three
Individually designed mazes.
the Atmospheric sounds are fantastic, truly getting
the scene and preparing you for a trip Into the
unknown, These noises range from the firing of
several weapons to the screams of the monsters.
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Taking off the graphicaf details you end
lip with m htand game - a fas* one i hough
This screen shows your progress- as you The aliens, as you can
complete each level, and how far you've got to go see* are really scary
seriously the lack of originality in the monster.
Although they are weli drawn, they just don't look
scary enough, If you were locked in a dungeon
way below the earth's surface and you had to
'ace the Tin Man from Wizard of Oz and The Mekon
ent for designing your own mazes. The actual
editor looks a lot Irke a paint package where you
draw on screen a maze of your choice. All the plat-
forms* stairs, walls and aliens are allocated num-
oers, so it ends up like painting by numbers, You can
define stairs leading up to small rooms just by
colouring In some boxes, It really is so user-friendly
you will be designing complex levels within minutes,
A good thing I found was the fact you can actually
make a virtual world of your own house - or is that
too sod?
The options allow you to toggle between diffi-
culty levels, screen size, and all different
graphical variations, You can also
choose to play the part of the hero
as a human or an alien.
The screen resolution that
Fears uses Is pretty high so you
con expect a high amount of
detail, However the resolu-
tion obviously isn't quite as
high as Doom on the PC, To
make up for this, though,
the programmers have
included dithering. This will
blur things a little to get the
look of the PC, although It
actually just gives you thump-
ing headaches and bad vision,
You car control the character in
Fears mony ways - either by the
mouse, keyboard or joystick. Most peo-
ple prefer the keyboard because
you con reach every key to open
doors* side-step, change weapon
and run. With the mouse it is nice
and comfortable to play, but it's pretty awkward to
side-step and avoid bullets. At first you wll find It
Impossible to avoid the shots from the opponents,
but careful mastery of the side-step will enable you
to dodge around the wall to prevent death.
•rom Dan Dare, you wouldn't actually be quaking
now would you, •
There will be a CD32 version of the game
which should be hitting the shops about
now and will contain all the original
features and hopefully be nicer
to look at and foster.
When I first played Fears on
a standard 1200, It was
reasonably jerky which
quite obviously reflected
on the detailed graphics.
Although this seemed a
problem, I overcame it by
playing and playing away
until I was so absorbed I
didn t even notice - until, I
managed to dig out an
accelerator from the dusty cup-
board, It was a Blizzard Board,
and playing Fears with on© of these
is highly recommended, The speed
ncreases tenfold and therefore
produces one of the fastest and to some-
whore. Probably an underground
^ goiTies to dote. cavern of death, or an ice-crcam van
The Edit Level facility is excel-
6 The
Atmospheric
sounds are
fantastic, truly
setting the
scene and
preparing you
for a trip into
the unknown 5
fliis long run must lie alia red c ate fully Whan you rim out of ammo, you are graced with
because on each side ties a pit of death a small dagger that does next to /toffting
The response from our sur-
vey we printed a while ago
was tremendous, and from
the results we noticed that
many of you did actually
own accelerators, If you
have, you can't possibly
miss out on this. If you
haven't, then don't worry.
It's only a tad slower.
In short, it is 'pocked full
of excellent graphics,
atmospheric effects and
challenging gameplay -
there's no doubt that Fears
is the best Doom clone ever
created,'
■Miniir 111a
wm
411 the player** slats are ejractfv the
same. From what t torn#* MMj thep
have no special attributes whatsoever
Mike Newell gladly puts a feat
on the bull ready for kick oft-
Hang prt f where's Chris Sutton?
The crowd wrh be fully animated in
the full version of Team - eft kitted eul
in their clubs' latest sportswear too
By Andy maddock
The title screen shows three piayera obviously tutl ot ec$usy alter a narrow cup victory
far as the actual players themselves to the corner
flags which enables you to perform those off -the-
ball incidents with great effect, There Is also a
referee present and you can set his tempera-
ment to lenient or strict If you choose strict you
will find him dishing out his cards for the smallest
thing.
One major flaw which they must, at least,
change is the difficulty settings, On my first game
] chose Blackburn as my team but I was
A absolutely threshed 9-0 by Wimbledon.
You're probably thinking the reason
I , behind this that 1 may have the co-ordi-
nation of a one-legged goat, No. It's Just
too darn hard to get to grips with, When
■HP* the apposition gets the ball, you don't
Mtend to see the flowing, steady build-up
^^■from the back or even the long-ball
f straight down the centre of the pitch, All
that occurs is the opposition gets the ba ;
and runs - all the way towards your goal
and scores'
After all these gripes l can say that this is a
game that could have potential. If some more
thought and depth went in to the production.
Team could see some of the Christmas
crowds. Astootboll games are the biggest sell-
ers on the Amigo, there will be some very, very
stiff competition to tackle, namely
Championship Manager 2.
Some major tweaking is involved If Impact
Software believe their game will guarantee
them success. Scheduled for a release In the
very near future, they've certainly got a lot to
do in a very short time,
avlng reviewed and played hundreds
and hundreds ot football games on
many different formats, I seem to be
able to differentiate between a future
success and a failure. To be honest, a
lot of people will write off Team's success already,
and quite rightly so, as Sensible World of Soccer
has to be the definitive arcade football game -
absolutely nothing will beat it on the Amiga, ever.
Having said that, surely Impact Software are
aware of this, although I can't think of an ulterior
motive - somebody, somewhere, must have other
ideas.
So, as I've already established the fact that
Team is Sensi-iike, going off first impressions it
seems Team will never attract a capacity crowd
like Sens! - nothing will.
At the moment, Team, consists of squads from
the International front, such as England, Brazil and
Germany, os well as Premiership teams, All the
players' names are accurate too, as are hair and
skin colour, and you can edit ali of these to use In
custom cups and leagues. There's no actual sea-
son option which, in today's football gam©
market, is nothing short of a necessity.
Team does contain aspects that would have
been welcomed with open arms in a game like
Sensible Soccer, The collision detection spreads as
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D he scene was a noisy computer
trade show. Anyone wanting to see
the latest in the computer and video
game industry was there, all clam-
ouring round flashing monitor screens and
hi-tech stands, T he event was a perfect
opportunity to meet up with developers and
chat about their latest games. One team quite
new to ail this was E inary Emotions, but keen to
promote their forthcoming adventure game,
Speris Legacy, they were undeterred and
agreed to divulge a little about themselves.
First things first. Who ore you and what do you do?
Andy Jolly: Binary Emotions are a small team of s«
and is compromised of 22-year old Clive Minnicar
He's the Coding Director, Then there's Ian Jolly 24
the Music Director who's also responsible for the
graphics. I am 21 and am the designer director anc
team manager. We employ three others who ore
Phil Boag-Butcher, 22, who deals with Dis-
Protection. music and additional bug fixing
Ian Ford, 18, musician, and John Snelson, IE
programmer, However, we one also looking to
employ talented ray- tracers - so If there’s anyone
out there who'd like to contact us.,.,
Binary Emotions
may not be the
most famous
name that
springs to mind
P pers, out
it is set to
change when
rif fonhcoming
title is released
into an eager
Amiga games
market. Tina
Hackett meets
the lads from
Wiltshire
s the inspiration behind Spans Legacy?
-. We hod quite a tew ideas before Speris like a
- or two-player penguin assault course game
: tar to the old 8 -bit title. Combat School. There
* os also Pilot of Furry and Gaze of Malice - a mas-
,,e platform arcode adventure game, By then
i- d built up some ideas to choose from and some
. : jd routines we could use, Basically though,
#e re great fans of Zeida and wanted to bring
g jmes we enjoy playing to the Amiga.
So you're confident of It's success?
AJ: Yes, because there is nothing on the Amiga
that even comes close - our graphics are far more
appealing! Even if it doesn t do well, which by all
accounts it should, we will be going around ond
finding out what we should do to improve it,
What about other projects?
aj We also provide a service where people can
send us their old A5CQ games and we can make
them work on an A12Q0 for a nominal fee of £2-99,
contact Binary
Emotions can
*
how did Speris turn from an idea
nlo a fully-fledged game?
-j Signing up Speris was not as easy as we first
— ought We went to Daze Mcrketing because they
. ffered twice as much royalties compared to the
overage publisher. They eventually looked at it and
totri us that they were only interested In strategy
games on the PC. We then went to Kpmpart who
-,ggested we should go to an educational
publisher. Anyway, our next port of call was an
educational publisher called legm 17 (thanks
< ompartl). We phoned Martyr Brown who
unfortunately was in America. A while later he
W© have had success w;th over 40 titles such
as Powemongec kick Off Speedball 2 and
Heimdall.
What advice would you give to people
wanting to break into the industry?
PBB; Get an A 1200 for starters, mess around with
Deluxe Paint, and find people with the same
interests. Most of all keep patent and have the will
to go on with it.
AJ; The key is organisation and commitment. It's
no good just having talent you've got to cjp
something about ft and try and get your foot in the
door,
How do you see the
Amiga's position in the
market?
AJ. There are a lot of
people who underesti-
mate the Amiga, I think it
railed back and we uploaded o demo to him and
within the next hour Speris Legacy was signed up,
However, we are now looking for software houses
m publish the game mutti-format as learn 17 have
only signed up the Amiga rights.
What do you think is going to make Speris stand
out against its rivals?
AJ: In our game you have more freedom. The
puzzles ate better too, more indirect and varied.
We have better text os well - something along the
lines of Monkey island.
How long was the game in development?
U: At first, Speris had a side-on view but then it
will have a successful
Christmas. Parents especially, will go for it because
you can do more than just play games on it.
What ore your favourite games of all time?
U: Mine's got to be the Chrono Trigger
AJ: Mario definitely because no one can touch it -
there are just so many tiny details that enhance
the playability that ore usually ignored
CM: I'd say Monkey Island
PBB: Speedball 2 - it s not technically amazing but
It has brilliant playability
JS: I really admire Gloom because of all the
technical specifications and routines - people soid
Doom couldn't be done of the Amiga, and it has
changed to an overhead so I suppose it has taken
two years from the very start, but only seven
months for us to complete it from the overhead
stoge.
What did you do before seeking out your fame
and fortune as game developers?
AJ: Clive, myself and Phil all completed science
courses at Salisbury college and Ian Jolly worked
In the Electronics industry, Ian Ford is studying
computer science and John Snelson is completing
his exams.
Do you have any other games in the pipeline?
AJ: We are still committed to supplying the Amigo
with quality games, If we have to sell our products
through mail order, we will! We have four releases in
the pipeline which Include Minskies Fur Balls which
is quite similar to Kirby's Avalanche, We also have
Nemesis Syndrome, (Command and Conquer eat
your heart out) only with more stats and less irritat-
ing bits. Then we will be releasing a Doom per-
spective racing Kart game and Speris Legacy 2.
Thank you for your tirrve.
The Binary
Emotions team
are looking
forward to (lie
success of tftoir
forthcoming
release
«
Lttceiber MRS
You cwid very easily mistake this tor The Holding has bean tweaked enormously. You can select which wicket
OC ViCC as there itnt a single noticeable instead of the computer automatically you wish to throw the ball to
difference - spooky throwing three milt*, you can via the rather unsightly arrow
When batting, holding the
fire button for longer wifi
enable more power to he
executed info the shot
rahom Gooch's World Class Cricket has
been around for many years now - only
occasionally did it spawn the odd data
disk now and again. Having said that, it
still holds the crown for the best cricket
game - even now,
It's iust about the right time for Audiogenic to
release a sequel - not a data disk, but a proper
sequel - that has all the old bugs ironed out,
refreshed graphics, and a new challenge. Well,
it looks like cricket fans from all over the coun-
try are in for a treat as Audiogenic step back in
to the spotlight and introduce Cricket '95.
Anyone who's played GGWCC will know
exactly what was wrong with it, I've heard many
grievances about Ibw's, fielding errors and blind
wicket keepers, but will Cricket '95 fine tune these
problems, wipe them, or even change them so
much that a mutated version of GGWCC will
undoubtedly emerge?
At first glance the only differences ore the slight
worn patches around the ground and even on the
side of the pitch. Other than these, there's not much
change, It's when you finally get in to the actual
physical playing of the game that you'll find yourself
saying *Ooh, that's better" or even “That's a nice
touch,"
The first main difference I noticed was that the
shots were played differently, in GGWCC while bat-
ting, holding down the fire button on the joystick
would instantly send your ball over or near the
By Andy MaddOCk
boundary, and this obviously
became the only way of scoring
runs. However, holding down and fire now sends
your ball hurtling high in the air with a 50-50 chance
of either sending the ball swiftly to the boundary or
more unfortunately, landing comfortably in a
fielder's hands.,
Another feature that certainly took me a while to
get to grips with is the fact that every time you want
your batsmen to run, you hove to press fire, This
comes in handy if you quickly change your mind or
want to stop the fielder running again, tike they
always used to. It also comes in very useful for
preventing those unavoidable wickets that the
computer often likes to help with.
the waggling aspect of the joystick is still there to
control spin, swing, power and speed, end gladly,
the intensity still remains the same - although the fast
bowlers now seem to inject some impact on the
gome and bowl faster and far more accurately.
A new feature that will almost certainly please a
lot of people is the fact you can now take complete '
control Over all your outfield players via a highligh-
ted star around the feet of the selected fielder, This
allows you to decide where to run, the quickest way »
to get there, and which wicket to throw the ball to!
All these changes gradually become more
effective and noticeable as the gome goes on. 1
Hopefully, before it's released well see even more.
Audiogenic's Cricket '95 is undoubtedly shaping up
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■^ ,e .rrto problem areas with your software,
a hen es a picture not a picture? Quite
ren you might receive a file that is labelled
as say, an IFF picture, However, when you
", to toad that file into your copy of Defuse
Faint for instance, DPaint comes up with a
^ossage saying there is a problem with the
Don't despair, at feast not yet. There are
plenty of things we can do to try to find oul
whether the hie is an JFF picture or not.
On the Amiga, we are fominate that our
. r ograms will try to get around a corrupted
* € by loading as much as posable before
3 v ng an error message. Thrs is something
av Urtke for granted, bur PC and Mac
owners would give their right arms for the
ability. Basically, the way most software on
:*e Amiga worfcs is to took at any header
nromiation for the file PC software just
lends to examine the file extension and if
:ne file doesn't conform to the expected, just
gives an error message Tine same applies if
:nere is a problem with the body of the file
So our first attempt should be to check
The file u actuVy a picture. One erf the
easiest ways of doing this is to use an image
processing program with a universal loader
to tod the rmage, Both ADPro and imageFX
narve a wide variety of different file formats
mat they can load using a universal loader,
so l?y to load it in there.
Quite often you will then see ADPro [or
imageFX) then saying - 'Mow loading a GIF
file' or something similar, If that's all there n
to it then hurrah, all you then need do is
save out the file as an IFF, converting it
down to 756 colours, or HAM if it \$ a 24-bit
format file, first and tod rt back into DRaint
ft. however, neither ADPro nor ImagefX (or
whatever image processor you have! will
load the file, then perhaps it is not a picture
after all,
Our next step is a bit tecch^e, but almost
certainly necessary, to determine wtor our
file actually is. We are going to loo* at Che
file at bn level, using a hex reader. If you've
got DO pus. then you've gat a hex reader
Safe hex
Hexadecimal is otherwise known as
base 1 6 and hex numbers go from
tero to T5 in 'normal' or decimal
notation. Because wt -don't have
characters for the digits 1 1 - 1 S we
use letters, thus the equivalents of
B through to IS in hexadecimal
read thus: B r U, A, B t C, E>, E r F,
where F is the same as 15- This
meant that 20 in hexadecimal
doesn't mean M, it meant M in
normal decimal notation. Confusing
huh? See if you can figure out what
AC is in nor mat decimal notation.
I heujd^p ui tt\ t! pv |»upflp™nl
Problems,
problems
What to do if something isn't working
correctlM and nou don't know how to fin it
Otypmi Can 'I load that ft'Jo into pPalnt. I thought ft was an IFF film,.
DOpus will also dispfay any file it can't Find n
match for in the defined daises as a hex file,
so if you don't have a button defined for
he* reading you ran always just doubleclick
on the file. This also tms the added
advantage of allowing DOpus 10 check
through all its defined classes to see if the
fife is known
Anyway, you ll protsabfy find yourself
staring at a text display split into two halves,
On the left there will be rows and rows of
hexadecimal numbers, and on the ngni
Amiga Medical Part 11
there will be no*™! A5GI character The
most important bit s nght at the start Of the
file If you can see the character -IIt 5‘ the nle
is an Lha archrve, GFF37 or GIFa^a means
the file is a GIF picture file of some
description, and a file with the letters FORM’
at the start of it will be an IFF file of one sort
or another - either a pKlure. sample or text
document - and if the file is just an ASCII text
document then the first characters will be
the same as the rest of the file, just piam ol
text.
There are a couple of programs available
far [he Amiga to make this sort of job easier,
but they both need a certain amount of
configurator on the pan of the user
MegaView uses the Whath library to
determine a file's type and then proceeds
based on the definition stored. CJassAcuon
(which we put on the CwerDtsk a couple of
months ago| does pretty much the same
thing, only without needing the WhatJs
library, Check them both out to see which
appeals to you more, but don't be afraid erf
dealing with files in a less automatic fashion,
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Seeing is
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Paul Hustin enplains the east* wag to
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points a! the Flying logo
orporate presentation, TV
arts, trailers, the Flying logo
w everywhere. It nay not be
the pinnacle of 3D artistry but
: sure brings m me Ducks tor both
advertiser* and animators alike,
m the wacky world of advertising,
adfines are everything, As a
nsequenee, understanding haw to
reate stylish effects with the minimum
effort is essentiaL During this and the
- T k.c issue of the 3D column FT! be
e* d taming exactly what's required for fast
effective design.
The first and most important rule is to
rt tne camera do the hard work an your
Dehalf. When you wamh the average fly-
by the various elements appear to zoom
n rrom all manner of angles and
directions In fact the majority are often
sliding into position along simple straight
motion paths while the camera creates
tne iNusion of frenetic activity,
in our shameless example of corporate
flag waving, the Uevel bars appear to fly
on-screen from left to right, closely
foflowed by the letters JDG and the word
media which glide in from right to left
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right as th? IDG emblem goes flying
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alongside the lettering. At the end of the
camera pan there's a brief pause prior to
the emblem exiting in a reverse stacking
motion providing room for the word
media to exit: right to left followed
by the IDG lettering exiting left co
right
During all of Eh is the bevel bars exit
from front to back in a similar stacking
move. The end result Js a loop which
starts and ends on a black screen Total
running time nine seconds or 225
frames.
Building
ks
The first step in any commission rs to break
the animation down on paper - prior to any
design work Thrnk about ir in terms of Intro,
hold and outro - if applicable. From that
Standpoint youll have a fardy accurate guide
to how long you ve got for each element. If
you don't have a solid plan beforehand.
I guarantee you‘11 lavish way roo
much time on certain elements
which will eat into the design,
adversely affect others, and
eventually end in cut corners and
a patchy, if not poor, production.
The next step is to design the
basic camera motion. Assuming you
have the logo and any other elements
loaded up, arrange them in their final display
positron. If you're after a fcoping arum like this
one you have three all-important frames co
define,
The first at these is the off-screen key where
nothing js visible. The next is the intro end key,
where according to your plan ail the elements
should be their proper place, and the third Is
the final camera rest positron prior to the
outro.
Once you have these three keys, make a
preview and check the various camera
angles throughout the animation. It
may be necessary to add additional
keys to keep the action in frame
during the sequence. Remember
ft's important to keep the number
of key frames to an absolute
minimum. In this example four were
used Under no circumstances attempt
any animation of the logo itself until these
basic camera positions ate set
During the first part of the preview the
camera may fly through the objects, but bear
in mind chey're likely to be off-screen at this
stage in the finished production
■ nv iiyujr
Once happy with the basic camera
movement you can turn your
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example, all the element! moved
either left, right forward* or
backwards in straight line*. For
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X,Y P Z view* are ideal.
Firstly* create a key frame for alf
the object! at the intro end frame -
as used by the camera. This should
be a duplicate of the logos frame
zero position. Now go back to
frame zero and use the X, Y and Z
views to move all the element! into
their off-screen starting position!
- creating a key for each -
alternating between the views and
the camera for fine tuning.
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the key frames for the logo objects
- these should be the same as the
intro end positions. This should
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main display section of the
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Hidden identity
Assembler Part 16
Q dtafypes, which were
introduced with Workbench
3.0, provide a way Tor an
=»ppNcstron'i program to both
recognise and rend/wme various data
file formats without having to Jearn all
the messy details about how the data in
the flies is stored. The datatypes library
implementation is object oriented and
it's based on the BOOhSkeiated ideas of
Intuition.
In shor*. a datatype can be regarded
as a program that hides the file formal
details. An application can open the
datatypes library, pass a filename to rt.
and ask whether it recognises the
format. The datatypes library has a took
at the fife, consuls its list of installed
datatypes, and then comes back either
with a suitable block of data identifying
the file, or a not recognised' Indicator.
(TltlHGDS
Once a fife datatype has been
identified there are various other
datatype library functions that can be
used for readmg/usrng the fiJe and
identifying the various 'methods' jie
associated functions! that can be used
with that datatype.
For the purpose of this month's
example, however, we arc setting our
srqhts just on using the datatypes library
to identify the general characteristics of a
specifted file, and we u do it using two
functions called Obtain Da taTypeAi'J and
RelcaseDataTypef) (see boxoutt for
details]. If the call to Obtain DataTypeA(]
Paul Oueraa shows an easo uiaM to identic
the general characteristics of a File
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tfth_5rcaoi& Sr&yp t*.*t the call fype is in
tfthJE ID for d it a type
d t h_B is k L e 1 Lingth ol cniganran task
dth_Pid llnjud ■! lua t Ve C>
dth.FUg* FLigt
dthjHbMty Priority
Figure 1
is successful, a pointer to if Datatype
structure will be obtained and the
dtn_ Header field of this structure points
to a bJock of information containing
these fields shown in figure I
All J il be doing is printing the
dth_Name field to provide a generaf
description of the datatype This may
seem a relatively simple task but there
are still qutfe a number of operations
which need to be performed. I've
marked each of the mam steps taken
by the program in this month $ source
code and many operations, opening
libraries, printing text messages using
the WRITE DOS macro and the amiga.lib
printfj) function etc., will be familiar
from previous instalments There
are, however, one 0* two other areas
of the code that do need some
explanation
Collecting the command
line argument
When a program is started via the Shell register, aO will be pointing to
the start of the command line arguments and clO will be holding the asso-
ciated character count. The example program, dec test, will expect a file-
name to be provided so It needs this sort of usage template,*, dec .test
so mef ile name. What is needed then is a loop to copy the filename argu-
ment. and for safety (in case a user wrongly provides more than one
argument) I'm using the following loop that copies the argument to a
buffer but exits Immediately if a space separator is found {since this
would indicate that two or more arguments were provided):
g * ’ a, r ffl
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identifying files
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dlj&und
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dt n_H e BOB r C g D ) P aO
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(lOfyHip) First fi#lfl is
ditifypt
dtacriptinn
pea
fornt
jsr
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j dd$ . L
dl r sp adjust siaclf tp
in order to use the ObiamDataTypeAt) function it is
necessary lo have a lock on the fife. This is
achieved using the dos LockQ function and it is
important that a shareable lock (l.e, an
ACCESS READ lack) is asked For because tha
datatypes library will subsequently also need to be
able to read from tha fila.
Once the lock is avai sable a call to Obtain-
Datatype A() can be made and the datatype header
structure address obtained from the returned
datatype pointer- The contenls oF the first long word
of the header sirucime can be used as part of a
printl() call to output the datatype’s general name.
The cade for the above steps is shown in listing 1
but you will, of course, find the complete source on
the CoverDisk. Don’t forget, incidentally, that
because the example is using the printfO function, it
will need to be linked with the amiga.lib library using
this sort of command line:
but. a$ you run it. do bear one thing in mind - it’s not
my code I hat's doing all the hard identification work,
it's the datatypes library!
Function: ObtginQstdTyFBAt >
Fijrpa&s; Tp Identify She daU type cl 4 tile
dt " DbtaijlDatiTyplMtype, h*r d L i-j- 4 tfn bsjtes,)
d Q lid jO il
kpjE ditl't.fype
fat 6TSTJILE
handle
Bf i BPTR Ucfc
attribute
fur f 1 Les- this shsuld
for f i Les this ihnyLd
f-U&E bf NULL 4 1 prEiEfit
Return vtlu er dt = pointer to a DataTyp?
strucrurf or NULL if routine t*il&
F u n ( 1 1 on i SEliaifCutdfyCfiJ
PLtrfDSft Free a datatype nod e and «ui jigotlltld imerj 1
biirle dcE w mt<e to df^Eist Library atiga,Lib
R«LNSfIdTir!fP4(0t
40
rfEDv« irgmtnts
tiafirip f j Pm t of th# eLiEfl Jypa* rdvntiftc alien code
Running Ihe program is easy: Just open a Shell
window and type dec Jest followed by a space and
then the patlVtilename of the File you wish to exam-
ine. Tty using the example code to identify IFF pic-
ture tiles, sound samples, other text files and so on
Input data... dt
Bitafype struct ur*
pflfnti-r to
Return vfeLut:
npae
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O n last month's artide I
, defined [he different
procedures in designrng 2D
pictures and explained how tp
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he demonstrating how you can create
natural backdrops - both cartoon and
realistic without spending hours at the
keyboard.
As mentioned before, there are two
types of natural backdrop and both have
good and bad points. The realistic
backdrop provides exactly that - realism,
Put at the price of greatly increased
desrgn time. Cartoon rs relatively simple,
easy on the palette, and takes a fraction
of the time required for realistic
backdrops.
Although the type of backdrop
depends on the style of design, it es
probably a wiser decision to opt for the
cartoon style until you feel experienced
enough to tackle realistic backdrops
Finally, as the sea and sky are the
most dreaded of backdrops, it is these I
shall be demonstrating, concentrating on
the cartoon style first
Fur a reasonable cartoon-style iky you
will need, at maximum, four colours from
your palette and for the sea. six The
object is not to try and get as much
detail in the backdrop as possible but to
break it up into blocks of colour that
simplify the image while maintaining its
identity.
in the sky and sea image shown on
this page you can see that although
Don't go
spare
advice to any budding artist is
to build a comprehensive image
banlu Collecting high quality,
digitised scenic images available
from reputable PO houses, allows
you greater flexibility jn your image
design. If you are creating realistic
backdrops you can simply use these
digitised images complete or cut
particular bits out as brushes and
incorporate with your own work.
natural
Amiga 2D Part 2
If natural backdrops fill mou with dread.
5teue lilhite shows how creating realistic
backdrops need not be a nightmare amimare
Alffrpugh cartoon backdrops u«t I * wer colours, *he
jpncf FOJEiiU cart be as- effective as ■ fPjtlMfc haeifdKflp
[here is littfe detaif m the sky, [he overall
effect works well One reason is mat the
eye concentrates on [he foreground -
the palm tree - and the backdrop drops
out of focus, blurring it as a result-
Another js th.tr the backdrop and
foreground images have been designed
fn the same style - that is using fewer
colours and reducing the amount of
detail as a result.
technique to use here is colour hazing, if
you look out over a scene you should
notice that the further away objects are.
the me, appear T ms is referred to
as depin te „«■ ng and you can apply this
effect 10 you^ 2D image
All you need to do is create a spread
of colours 1 using the Spread tool] - the
amount depending on tne of
layers - and fjfl the different layers with
the colours in the spread beg nnmg at
the darkest and ending with the i*gmest
As a Frnal addition, the sea is touched-Lp
with white flecks demonstrating Eht
crests of waves and shoreline You tan
also use the blues used for the sea to
biend in the white.
GflHDIEni EFFECTS
The sea is simply a filled area using a
gradient fill. Gradient effects are
excellent for filling large open areas m a
smoot h transition of colours. Obviously,
as this is a cartoon backdrop, the need
For a smooth transition is reduced;
The gradient tool allows you to specify
a range of colours, in Ehjs case fight to
dark blue, and alter the dithering
between colours. Using the vertscal fill
option, all that's required a a dick oF the
mouse and you've got a perfectly
presentable seascape. The transition is a
coarse one but it works
The Final affect in the image is the
mountains and hills An important
it may b#
coffsiderod
cheating, but
using pro-
ffrcpifj ivd
can
save a great
deal of time
and effort
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The real McCoy
Realistic backdrops are the exact opposite of cartoon backdrops in that they require
smooth transitions [spreads), lots of colours, and intricate detail However, most
competes paint packages include tools for designing realistic backdrops
One of the most useful tools for creating a real-world feet to 20 designs is to use
pixel blending or anti-aliasing. Antialiasing takes the colour you are currently drawing
with and blends it with the colour you are painting on. If you nad a black background
and painted white onto it, the anti-aliasing would automatical add a grey pixel
between the black and white.
The result of this is to eliminate jaggies - the Ertocfcy effect clearly visible when a low^
colour palette is used. IF you design your backdrop elements on the spare page you
can simply grab them as brushes and paint them onto the mam image with the anti-
aliasing enabled. If you work from the back to the front jgoud advice when designing
any preture], anti-aliasing will look effective as well as saving hours of painstaking
work
Brilliance, especially, has a wide selection of filling tools which can add a
professional look to realistic backdrops with the minimum amount of fuss.
That's all For this month. Next month I will be giving a breakdown explanation of a
futuristic city scene I designed, as well as demonstrating other useful pamt package
tools.
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s/e been r <? ck ir g my Drains ewer the
1 last couple of months trying to come
UU up with something .1 little special icr
| this rssue. I wanted to provide
.gmethinq that was going to he of real
practical value and the topic I've come up
th is this - an incredibly easy way of using
me ASL file requester from within your ARexx
scripts when running an Release 2+-based
machines (of course. WorkBench 3 users can
also use Che Amiga DOS RequestFile
command,!,
What was needed, of course, was a
function library that provides an interface
between the Exec-style ASL system library and
ARexx itself. To be honest 1 couldn't find one,
so the solution was to sit down and write my
own. The good news is that, having now
completed the necessary coding, I can now
give you both the library and an explanation
of how it is used.
The library is called the 'arexx.asl. library'
and tike any other Amiga library, it needs to
be in your UBS; directory (normally assigned
to the Workbenchclibs drawer} in order to be'
found by the system, The first thing you
should do tnen is copy the library from the
cover disk to the appropriate UBS. drawer. For
the function library to be accessible to ARexk.
it must also be added to an internally
maintained ARexx library list. This can only be
done while ARexx is up and running and it
needs to be repeated every time ARexx is
restarted. Tne easiest way of doing this is to
use the AddLibll function in your scripts. The
parameters expected by AddLibll are tne
library name, a priority value (usually 0|, a
negative offset value which I II talk about late,
and a version number.
It is normally best to check whether a
library is already in the library list or not
before attempting to add it and, this be mg so,
the code for adding the library is usually
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written like this
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potentially avaiiab^ to che script.
Once the are m_rnl library is in place the
ASL requester use rssues are very easy
indeed to understand. The library provides a
single SelectFSIej] Function whrch allows you
to incorporate the asi library File roqueice^
using a statement like this
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For those of you who are ktwestod 0 #* ^¥"9 "-*™ <* f ^ mn ^
like to know that even though an ARexx function torary d essematiy a norma) £«_*>*■ **
ARexx only ever calls one library function directly What happens Att* twhm ^
library is opened a standard Exec OpenUbraryj) call a performed Mowed ty a u* to a senafled
‘query function which provides the interface between ARewt and the real H&rary rodrti.
q ^nng this time. ARexx sends (he library the uppercase converted name crflhe Wjrary funebon
senp. in M »* or the itatoTieflt. , tWameS-iehOFfc. «« »>
nj W provided the ou«y function widi the name SELECTFIIE Fly MMty »i«ty hint on empty
matches this name to the corresponding 'real' SelectFilejl (unction present in theara*_*sl library.
All such library routines are accessed using negative values known as library vector offsets o
LVOs which effectively represent slots in a table that lists the available functions «M< t*
Since these vectors' are each six bytes long and the library function vectors -6.-I 2.-1S. and -W m
\<?i aside for special system purposes, the first vector available for real library function use is the x
dot above -24. namely -3b Designers of most Aftexx libraries usualy make ^ ^
first real function or their library, hence its address tends to go into the -30 LVO stot. 1 w done
exactly the same thing so that the- magic number -30 in the AddUb[) statement is then simply an
LVO offset value representing the arexx_asl library s query function.
When this lane is encountered the
requester appears and providing tne SCftpi
user selects the requester s CK the
name of the selected ftie gets sent 10
anaD4e spec ked on the left-hand
Pfriem iTIenameS sn the
e; i* inodentaVly. the user makes
non emjt then has second
ghts tind cancels the requester, the
lose Deing used for the filename will be
0 a nuM Strang, in other words, only
1 selections ever get back to the ARcxx
has the
1 1 L
And that ; basically all there is to it - the
under i ung library code handles all the
complicated stuff completely transparently.
SO the benefit, as far as the ARexx user is
concerned, is that it becomes possible to
Bring up and use the asl requester wa a
single line of ARexx code.
What we need now is a Tunable
example and you can find this in listing l
All I'm doing in this script is collecting a
filename and printing it back at the Shell
window. Weedless to say, once you've
collected a filename as an ARexx string,
you can of course do whatever you want
with itl
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this page to a full-ism directory of all the Amiga
pages that exist at pesmt on the Web This is as
accurate as I could get at the time of going to
press, but of course the Web berng what It is r
some of the sites will have gone off-line and
others will have been added. Ihere are also scads
of personal home pages which are not really
worth a visit, But after all this, here is the
deFinrtive list,
Dark Unicorn Productions
Amiga Shareware Games, demos, previews,
and info.
httpy/www. mcd. on. ca/f ongbo w/du p/
Eric Schwartz
Descriptions and downtoading Finks For Eric
Schwartz animations dn the Amiga,
http - //info .ok ac-uk/~kebl020£>/eric . html
Amiga Computing
Ooh look, ifs us!
hf rp:// www.demon. co. uk/a migaeom p/
Rainbow of Chaos
An on-line art gallery featuring works by Amiga
artists,
hrtp://www.indy.net/-giefTiini//
Viking Computers - UK
UK-based retaiF of PC and AMIGA hardware,
software and multimedia peripherals.
SpeciaFists in support
http;//www. u-nef . com/~vilungt/home. him
Render-Cam Images
Behmd-the-scenes tour of a 3D Computer
Animation workshop. loafs and sample images
are featured. Also, Lightwave, the Newtek
animation system developed on the .Amiga.
hitp://www. crl .com/-rci/rci . htm
Thor
A news/mai i/BBS reader for the Amiga.
http://www.es. urL.no/-kjelfi/thor html
Village Tronic s Picasso hoard
The Picasso is a lorro FI graphics card providing
modes up to 1 600 k 1 200 and depths up to 24
bits,
http://www.phqne net/-mwrn/pjC3SS0/
Amiga Mosaic
Mosaic client for Amiga platform (developed at
http ://msti . physics .sunysb. edu/AMosarc/
ARex* Guide is a comp ete AJtem refefi
with tutoriaFs and dozens of ready-to — l
examples
http //www nalcyon eoiWrcnin/MVvv
ide/man html
The MOO Page
A page about Amiga MOD music format fires.
Fittp. //www esJdnno. comM uture/mods. ht m
Anything Goes BBS
A free access BBS serving the world Jvia telnet]
and Nawair (via dial-up access], Focuses are:
Japanese Am matron, RoJe Playing Games,
Amiga computing, $nd general fun!
http ://www r™. com/- mooncrow/bte, html
Amiga FAQ
Lots of great mfo especially for beginners, by
Ignaz Kellerer
hrtp://vwvw. msiFink. cofiV-Khrsel/Amiga FAO_to
rhtmlAmiga FAQ -Fn English
Amiga Mailing Lifts
Subscribe to newsletters, quesbons k answer s
and other spec lalised info delivered regularly
and automatically to you via email!
http: //www iam. com/amiga/lists . hrml
HENS A/micros Amiga Section
Another nice Amiga life a*chive site in the LfK.
httpy/microt hensa ,ac. uk/mieros/
amiga-dos html
AIP- Amiga IOPS Project
The Am^ga IDPS Project is designed to provide
a fully interneKomphant TCP/IP stack for the
Amiga. iGood luck, boysi)
http ://metro. turnpike net/JWNia ! n7
aip_home.html
ALymc
ASCII WebBrowser for AmiTCP ported by P
Marguardt.
hrtp://www.fbi-
berJm .mpg . de/amiga/alynx. html
The AMDS Web Site
A source For Amos information and products
http://mmm. mbhs .edu/'-achur ch/amos/
Andy Dean
Author of ImageStudm and TextureScudio,
two weir-done image manipulation
programs.
http://www.eeud ac.uk/-adean/
Michael Fijfher
One of the original developers of Amiga
Mosaic
http: //i nsn physics, sunys fa.edu/-freehdog/
Image Engineer
24-bit image processor and enhancer by
Simon Edwards.
http: //minyos .xx . rmi E .edu, au/-s94 073 49/
Netrek
Trog's guide to the rittilCi-pteyeh networked,
space combat game.
http ://www cy cor, ca/TCave/Ami ?rek . himl
PJami
Project aimed at porting the Mot Java Ufeb
browser to the Amiga
htrp://metro turnpike net/N/NiallT/
hotjava.html
Newtek
Product information on The Video Toaster,
Video toaster Flyer and Lightwave 3D,
http://www. newtek .com/
Supra
Makers oF modems and Amiga peripherals,
http: //ivww. supra .com/
Amiga Report Magazine
The latest news in real-time hypertext or
downloadable AmigaGuide docs
http //www omnipresence, com/Ami ga/News
/Afi/MainPage html
RrA.W*
The reading Amiga scene e-zine. |if says
here. I
http :// www xs4all. n l/-blahh/
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I kay, last mnnth we taL^gific you how
*1 to make a pong-type game Fun
wasn't it? Yes, erf coura it was, don’t
give me that sulky It was alf nghi ! s’pose face.
Now this month we H be tackling another
favourite arcade problem Defender, that old
Williams' classic, had a space ship in it which
responded to joystick commands and flipped
homzontalfy from left to right and went up and
down. Sounds simple right? Not necessarily.
You have the problem of getting Amos to
react to joystick commands which, depending
on the version of Amos you are running, is
either easy or hard. EASY AMOS is lacking some
of the quick plug and play-type joystrek
commands, but it's easy enough to get by that
with a bit of judicious twiddling. dipping the
sprite is easy too, Put it again depends on your
version of Amos.
Okay, fet's start by telling you how to do this
in regular and professional Amos;
Firstly we credit ourselves, in this case me,
and then open a 320 by 256 pixel low
resolution screen Then we turn off the flashing
colour, hide the mouse pointer, and turn the.
flashing cursor off Fmally r we clear the screen
This fs a standard program start'
Rem 4 * ' Defender Ship Movement r
Rem by Phil South
Screen Open 0,3 20.. 2 5 6, f6,U>res
Flash Off i Hide ; Curs Off : Os 0
After the usuai credit and screen stuff., we must
create our test sprite. We do dhis by grabbing a
simple shape drawn on the screen. The shape
l ve chosen is one which has a Feft and right id
it - a small rectangle with a point on it, [Ve also
added a tittle black rectangle to imitate a
window in the space ship, as if were. These are
simple graphics but they will give you an idea
of which directors the sprite is pointing
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We've $01 ffie «tai«M f anrf the mam
bofi, now tor thm background ....
is facing right or image Y;
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11=100 : tum : 1*1
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Now we have the mam loop This reads tne
joystick position and adjusts the direction erf
moverr»ent and the facing <?f the ship
accordingly
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It J r t g h s (1 ) T in 1 1 1 : J. " - 1 r + E
In this case, if the joystick is pointing Feft or
right the sprite image is altered to fit the
direction, and the X co-ordinate is incremented
and decremented by 2. ]Note; to make the
sprite move faster make it 3.f This moves me
sprite back and forth.
tt jupU J Then fl-Tl-2
Ef idflvnfl) Theii T1=Tl+2
The vtrilflft In all its
Story, looki quite sna-rn f.
Finally, you end the mam loop by printing the
Bob to the screen at the right rocatron after all
the calculations, and vdfS- There it is, the basic
engine for making a space ship scroll around
the screen and flip defections. Qkay, so now all
you have ta do is draw the sprites, do a neat bit
of dual play-field scrolling for the ground,
animate the aliens, and sample some cool
sound effects, hut other than that you're sorted
|Tirij Dk« ng of course. \ i will be showing you
how to do dual ptayfieid scrofling in a month or
two. So watch out for that.
The only real change to this program if you
are using Easy AMOS is, of course, the joystick
movements are not scanned for in the same
way You use the JOY function, with JGY( I |=T
etc subbing for the JLEFTi 1 J and JRIGHT) I \
commands The directions are'
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join]-* cm
Draw a polygon m the defautt colour - white
- and then draw the bar which is colour 0,
black, Then we grab the sprite from the- screen,
being careful to leave a one pixel gap around
the bottom of the sprite, because foe tome
reason Get Rob will always grab one pixel less
than you ask it to in each direction. You could,
of course, substitute your own sprites drawn m
DParnt or something, but make sure they
occupy slot I and 2 in your sprite bank, with
image T facing right and image 2 facing feft.
Okay, a little bit of stardust is required to
make the screen less than a complete blank
area of space:
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Next [
Now down to the meat and potatoes. Set
Double Buffering to smooth the movement
around the screen, then set the initial position
Of the sprite and the first image you want it to
have, so rCs I QQ pixel's across, F 00 down, and it
Simitorfy r these next lines check to see tf there
are any up or down movements of the joystick
and incs or decs the Y coordinate. Obviously, $
you wanted the image to change when the
ship went up and down, in the manner of
somethmg like FMype, then you could do the
following:
It 1141 Then MHJ
1( P.>m TheTi *1=275
II T 1<3 thin T 1 -D
It I 1*236 Then Tl -234
Then you can check td see rf the sorite is
reaching the edge of the screen. If it touches
the visible edges you make sure the coordinate
stays at that number, so it doesn't move any
further off the screen (‘Note: you could afso
Nmit the player to a certain area of the screen
to make it harder to avoid certain obstacles.!
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Write stuff
If r &u have any other Amps programs or
queues about .Amos, then please write to the
usuai address, which is: Phil South, Amos
Column, Amrga Computing, Media House,
Adhngton Fart, Macclesfield Sk f b 4NP.
Please send routines on an Amiga disk with
notes on how the program works on paper,
not as text files on the disk. Make the murines
short enough to appear in print, i.e. no mgre
than about 30-40 lines of Code, and if possible
make them use no external graphics, or if they
can't be used without them then be sure to
provide them on the disk In natrve IFF format,
and the same goes far sound files. Fallow
these guidelines to the letter and you II be
certain of making me a nappy bunny if
nothing else.
Amiga Computing
DECEMBER 1995
and most*
DTP & DTV PD & Shareware in AMIGA
Wl- have seen almost
wilh ihe quality' 1 The
, Ainieri ( l > mu* n custvniv and Mully . die general trend afpms to be stand «- much data on »> •" ll k ' ul
1 majority of these CDs me also developed js mu In platform CDs and while dm maj advantageous forthe emtrpany selling
thVm"the eiui'ijser is faced wish j CD containing a high proportion of files that he probably can’t even use. So what is left . ...a CD contain' ng
liviHv oi hadlv nnnmWi! directories tilled with low qualilv tin mhuc cases even pathetic 1 graphics- Being a little dissapomteti. the user then looks
n the font directories and I, mis,., a massive task on his hands, .he has hundreds of fonts (that are prataMy doplicaled many nines) and no way of
know in it what he's got! The poor end user, is then literally forced into loading every individual torn intoafi apphcation JUS
lie's actually got! Ifihui wasn’t had enough, lie then, quite possibly, discovers that most of the toots have nnssuig aud/or comij
lusi to s.ul" what fonts
pt filesl
„ „r ,w «, e«1ieri CD develooers even set awav with "Khoveliag" data from their old CDs to new ones and releasing the new; CD as
"Professional " We could go on and on and on, but why bore you with something you already know? We genuinely feel that the current situation
,S3l .nwSwMWM « Ite «wM m wl..ih all data CD, or the Amiga will tejtfpd. A b,g cl» ye. mf ? Well. here . a
brief s n sight to what is Included on [be EMC CDs and hew ihe d.xtu is organised,*/
Firstly, these CDs are aimed directly at Amiga users, and are nol designed for multi platform computer use : This
i t_/i id, u ( ■' iii |fc e ,kut v™ rMiirHit Li'ic 1 To iiicl in ibc rapid station of font, dipart & image data, each of the i CD&coniam i Inm I K
^ fc?E^»Y faS you 2* click on fc prevkw Icon ,n SEE fetal! The cl, pan and in.acc ,1.rcc,,,,c. :,;v
been FULLY sorted and ALL directories include full IFF preview thumbnail index screens (and also descriptive filenames) Purchasers of
CDs will also have the option u> buy a typeface book, published especially lor the EMC ( IX containing «ottl pnnu'iii.
The RRP price for each CD is £24.99 + £t.oo uk pp
For First class recorded AimuuL. Europe add £4,00 pp & Rest of World add tfo.tK.i PP
The second disk - EMC PHASE 2 - will be released on .. .Monday Gth November 1995
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EMC-PHASE 2
RELEASE DATE:
6th November 1995
FONTS Adobe Typel EMC volumes 17, 27 , 29 & 77
CG ivwin poiiscripi s ;nc iitesi EMC volumes 25, 26, 30, 31 & 82
Colour EMC volumes 48 & 49 and 71 imagine compilable T ype 1 Fonts
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00 Iwrih pi^UStrifii iVlc li I ds i EMC VplUmOS 8, t!| 1 U, 23 a 2
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itmapped images are ofte*- s~ - ■ •
poor cousin LG structured . : - ~ -
yoy can't scai ie them w ■■ .
losing resolution, most images are too low a
resolution to loot good when primed, and
then they Jock unprofessional Bui tutmapped
dip art is very versatile You c*m edit a bitmap
with far greater man you could a vector,
The only probfem you can have with
decent bitmapped djp art is that it is usually
several times larger than an Amiga wifi
happily display. This means rt can be difficult
to see what you are working on. However,
both DPaint and PPaint have a 'Show
complete image' function so that you can sec
a version of the clip sea led down to fit onto a
Hr-res laced screen which is something of a
consolation, Of course, if you are one of
those people committed enough to buy a
graphics card then you are more likely to be
able fo frt whatever clip you are editing onto
che screen resolutions available to you.
Even so, the amount of trouble you have
to go to to edit a piece of mono clrp art Is
mirumal. Running DPaint |or PPaine) in only,
two colour means that even on a low-end
machine, the speed at which you can edit
the file and scroll around the screen rs great.
What's more, compositing mono clip art is
child's play, Being able 10 patch together two
pieces of unrelated imagery takes little more
than a good eye for the consequences and
an undo buffer
STHTIOIlEnV ORDER
For a recent wedding i had to create an
ensemble of stationery including an order of
service, invitations, place cards, letterhead for
thank you notes and finairy a menu. Srnce my
client (my girlfriend s brother) didn't want to
run to four colour printing, I decided to use
Paper Directs overprint papers to provide a
nice four colour Jock, without the expense.
Once the diem - his name's Dan, by the
way, it s shorter and easier to spell - had
agreed on the design of the paper, J set to
work designing the Payouts of the various
items, We used a three fold brochure for the
order of service and menu, so, reusing the
template F created for the publishing column
a few months back, l set out the hymns and
Bitmap fun
Thm original
clip—
...look, no
gl&xxt
prayers in the order of service But
thete was a lot of blank space on
and there was nothing on page two. the
Interior flap i suggested a clip for the
cover, but the onty one ! could find
that was vaguefy what Dsn wanted was
a bouquet of flowers The only fly In the
ointment was the brace of gfasses
standing next to the dowers.
Mo problem said I, I II fix that in a jiffy
Taking the clip into DPaint, 1 swiftly wiped
the offending pixels from the image and
saved rt under a different name |no telling
when J might need the original again) This
was then placed on the covet between iht
text about Dan and Mayumi ihis blushing
Pride), and the location and time of the
wedding I checked the coordinates for the
It’s compo time!
In a departure from the normal programming of the Publishing column, we have a competition for
you. dear reader. EM ComputergrapWc have just launched the first part of thetr assault on the
CDflOM market with Phase I, a collection that anyone with even the vaguest interest in DTP or
graphics should own, and we have five copies of it to give away. And just in case you afready
have a ropy of Phase 1, you can choose tu win Phase 2 or Phase 3 in its place. Here are EMCs
questions [you might need to refer to back issues of Amiga Computing j
1 . What overall rating d»d the Ffiase I CD get >n this month's Laser Guidance?
2. What rs the exact release date of the EMC Phase 2 CD-flQM?
3. With regard to EMCs PD/shareware collection, what is the volume number for the C AST C ars
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4 . hfosv irony CDs are flying around EMC s current ad?
5. in which year did EMC win the Top Typeface Award?
Send your answers into:
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The first Five correct entries drawn out of the hat wall each win 3 copy of Phase K 2 or 3
The 1 98^ m was of the fact [fiat
Erie image was on the first third of the sheet of
A4 landscape, to be on the First page. The clip
for the inside cover needed ro be on the third
section of the A4 landscape sheet, so I divided
the- 297mm that is The length of a sheet Of A4
t, three ^jiiip ied the result by two to
give me the Offset (297 + 3 = 99 x 2 = I
added the Welcome message under the
flowers to fill out the page a little more - it
just looked right
ii was provident that 1 drdn't overwrite the
original bouquet rmage, because when we
went to create the menu, it was decided that
while the flowers should remain the same on
the outside of the three fold brochure, the
interior, in a bizarre twist, should have the
original image, thus restoring the brace of
grasses to the image! Not exactly the nadir of
suspense, I know, but it did add a bit of
variety to the menu
Mexf month, we wiJF take a look at
packaging materials, how they are created
and why they are important.
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Iroost everyo ne involved w*i
sequencing develops Ifw pwn
■favoured' ways of wxfcng Some
things may be forced ^pon them by
ttie sequencer they use ocher oeas are just
picked up from experience and personal likes
and drsfikes
For example, metronome deles drive me nuts,
so the first thing I tens to do when composing Is
create a couple of bars of a suitable drum
pattern and then paste [duplicate] it throughout
Che section fm working on. This provides a
working rhythm framework for getting started It
is also useful to lay down a simple chord track to
provide some melodpr footholds for creating bass
lines and so on. The idea with all these types of
guide fracas is to keep them simple Use them
just to hang your real ideas on and then, as your
work evolves you simp./ delete the guide tracks
as and when they become redundant
I also tend to work gn individual sections -
verses, choruses, beginnings, ends and so on in
relative isolation and only having created
Separate sequences for the various components
□f the song do I then link them together. The
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reason here is flex'd iity - rt is much easier to
modify an arrangements add. dupficate, or
remove verses and so on if each song section is
available as a separate sequence.
With most sequencers, songs created in this
way also tend to end up being physically smaller
because onry one copy of each section will be
stored, no matter how many times it gets played
in the final arrangement. Pr Ts KCS, Bars &
pipes, and many other sequencers provide
approaches to song construction that allow this
section-oriented approach to be used, and
meaningful names. verse, chorus, bridge etc., can
always be assigned to the various sequences,
Another thing I ve found to be generally useful
is to collect any preliminary setting up events into
a separate control sequence You might, for
example, create a couni-in sequence that plays
straight fours on the high-hat and include
within that sequence all the program change
events that select the voices for the various
Midi channels that are in use. Thai way. all
initial Midi equipment setting up commands
are easily found and easily changed.
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sequencers ether than Music XJ, and for
playback purposes if a Midi file player
program is being used.
In theory type 2 Midi fifes would be
ideal for saving the individual sections
of an arrangement ithis in fact is what
type 2 Midi files were actually designed
for), but of course nobody ever uses
them because most sequencer packages
do not support their use. ft is, therefore,
still worth saving additional copies of
your songs as ordinary sequencer fifes
because It is then generaJfy easier to
make arrangement changes as the
various song sections remain a vail able
as isolated sequences?
hfp matter what sequencer you use the chances are you ii end up using far more tracks than you
really need while you are actually creating a song You might far example, experiment with half a
dozen ideas far a drum break at the end of a particular section of a song before deciding on the
version you like. If you ve used any auto-faeping facilities prov Jed by the sequencer, you might we!
find that each Joop repeat creates a new crack [as it does with Dr T 's KCSl.
Sure you can m Jte the unwanted ones as a temporary measure-, but by the time you've got a
couple o f dozen unwanted tracks like this ftoaeng abound thngs will be getting a bit messy and
this can lead to silly mistakes being made l find if best to mtx down the tracks associated with
various Mrd* channels far . frequently in orde- to keep the number of tracks in use to a reasonable
level,
With some sequencers you just have to delete unwanted tracks. With others like Of Ts KCS,
however, you can write all tracks to a single sequence, switch to Song mode and pface that
sequence into a song, and then as* KCS to write the sequence back ro the tape deck [using the
Song To Tracks option!. As rt does this. KCS splits the sequence so that all events from each Midi
channel go onto a different track and this, of course, effectively combines, and so instantly tidies up p
all your previous track layouts
You can do a similar thing with Sequencer One Plus by saving the composition as a Midi file and
then importing it back into the sequencer again, Bars £• Pipes, of course, provides auto looping
facilities which let you record up to eight loop sections that get placed in temporary store. At the
end of the loop recording you're able to listen to all the various versions and then select the one
you wish to keep - Bars &* Pipes then discards alf the other versions.
&
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huge number of fonts out there that you may
not yet have access to because they are in a
format which your favourite software cannot
read? Wouldn't you Irke more variation than
yaur current font collection provides - and
have fonts m a format which are useful to
you? Weil, here are a few ideas which might
help you do just that
Firstly, let me tell you a little bit about fonts
and the Amiga In the early days, just about
the only fonts an Amiga could use were either
single colour bitmapped |i.e. where each letter
is composed of fixed patterns of pixels, Just
Pike images or brushes | or in formats specific
only to particular programs. Time passed, and
multi-coloured bitmap fonts, called ColoriFontS
(which could contain anything up to 16
colours], beqan to appear.
The best known of these are KflraFonts/
several of which have been bundled with
DeluxePamt over the years. ColorFgnts. like
bitmapped fonts, are only produced in specify
sizes, and trying to resize them usually results
in thejaggies,' either by making the pixels
more evident or by removing pixels which
helped smooth the shape of a letter On the
other hand, foe great advantage of
Color Fonts is that new lettering could be
designed in all kinds of styles - granite,
bevelled, camouflaged and much more,
extending the creative scope for both
producers and users, though not afl programs
can take advantage of them
nu-tminGi
The introduction ofAmlgaDOS 2.1 brought
big changes because it made CGFonts faka
Compugraphic or JnteiiifontJ available for the
first time. Unlike bitmap fonts, which have
only fixed size ranges, CGFonts are
mathemati early-based (or vector) fonts,
meaning they can be resized smoothly at au
times and that virtually any iked lettering can
be produced from a single data fife, unlike
bitmaps, which require separate files for each
text size,
Once CGFonts had been introduced,
piqg rammers started to incorporate their use
mta software so that programs like QPamt and
Sea la fto name but two] could road and
display them directly, scaling them on the fly
as necessary. Of course, the screen text is still
made up of pixels, since (hat’s how computer
monitors work, but the font's fidelity was
much improved ancf, for the most part, the
worst of the jaggies were consigned to foe bit
bucket
But it takes a fast Amiga to successfully
manipulate CGFonts onto screen in anything
approaching real-time, because the fonts have
to be seated and translated as bitmaps on
screen, By using the Fountain program
supplied with Workbench,, you can skip this
step by producing bitmap fonts ftom CGFonts
and laving them at the sizes you require. Of
course, saving these bitmaps requires disk
space and Jsrge r*xt si need quite a lot of
space, so users without hard drives need to
carefully consider their font needs before they
Fonts
PART 1
and uideo
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TFiL-rfr are l&a cfs loots av&ilabf n t &r the Amiga, Jfirl some nwrf
^Miversion Iwfetf* Ihey e-cin -Erv g/afihics
start convening large amounts of CGFonts
into bitmaps.
The Fast major font type we ll consider ts
Postscript fonts (sometimes also known as
P5FonB|< These are based on a format
popularised by Adobe Systems and hundreds,
perhaps thousands, of these fonts are
available - many of them as shareware. Like
CGFonts, PSFonts are scaleable, though them
aren't many Amiga video programs which can
use them directly,, so they will usually require
conversion to either CGFonts or Amiga
bitmaps
Many of the CGFonts m shareware and
commercial collections have been converted
from shareware PSFonts with Soft-Log ik's
TypeSmlth or Alternative Image s A2A
programs. Owners of Gold Disk's Professional
Page 4 DTP program can sometimes also use
the FgntiManager program to convert PSFonts
to CGFonts and then Fountain to produce
bitmaps if necessary, so long as either the
PFM or AFM data files are also available with
the original PSFont
So you can see that a very wide range of
fonts are available, in one way or another, for
Amiga use, but you should realise that if you
arc doing video work with your Amiga they
wifi always be displayed on screen as bitmaps
{and transferred as such to video |. and wilt
still tend towards jagged ness if the screen
restitution is too law. The best resolution to
use. rf your Amiga has enough memory, is Hi-
res mtetiace at 640 * 512 pixels, or ?68 x 580
if you need overscan because the pixel srze is
smaller and hence the rough edges are less
evident
Jaggies can be further reduced by either
using a program's antialiasing functions (if
available! a font antialiasing utility such as
Zen s Ant A or by judiciously adding
intermediate pixels at critical points to smooth
the edges into the background. Be aware that
if you re using a genlock to key graphics over
video, foe effect of anti-aliasing is unlikely do
improve the result because it s very difficult to
produce anti-aliasing against a constantly
changing background tike video, and you’d
be better advised to employ distinctive
coloured borders for your text to highlight foe
edges against the video background.
Next month
More on fonts and [heir use m video.
You can email Gary UWiitdey as
drgaz^cix .compufink, no. uk
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