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1994. After months of negotiations with my Bosses at the BBC I've landed the job of a lifetime as Radio I's ofheia,
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The Flagship of the Commodore Amiga range.
Based around the 66040 processor. Comes with o
Hard Drive, 2 + 4 RAM and UJB 3.0
85 Mb version -£1899 340Mb version- £2069
1 30Mb version - £1 91 9 426Mb version- £21 49
200Mb vers ion - £ 1 93"? 540Mb version - £2299
250Mb version -£1979
AMIGA (14000/030
The some specifications as it's big brother but
designed around the 68030 processor. The
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ond WB 3.0.
(FOR 2+2 PlC-ASe ADD £69)
85 Mb version -£899 340Mb version- £1 099
1 30Mb version - £969 426Mb version - £ 1 1 99
200Mb version - £999 540Mb version- £1 299
250Mb version - £1 039
AMIGA A 1 200
The R 1 200 sports many of the features of the R4000
series, Based around the 60020 processor with 2Mb
of ARM and ULFB 3.0 as standard. A full range of Hard
Drives ore also available For the A 1200.
Bosk R 1200 - £289 1 20Mb HD version - £494
40Mb H.D version - £388 1 70Mb H.D version - £528
60Mb H.D version ■ £445 200Mb H.D version ■ £548
85Mb H.D version - £468 256Mb H.D version - £576
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The desktop Dunomite Pock contains 5 pieces of
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which includes DpointRGA, UJordworthAGR, Oscar
and other with a total street value of over £300.
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RGAL3D 2
£378.50
ART DCPT PRO
£134.99
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£136.99
DPflINT 4 AGA
£ 66.00
DPAINT 4
£ 59.99
5C€N6fiY ANIMATOR 4
£ 54.99
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£ 44.99
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£ 23.99
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£ 23.99
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£ P.O.A
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£ PO.fi
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£ 31.99
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£ 32.99
LATTICE C V6. 1
£259.99
directory opus
£ 46,50
VIDEO BACKUP SYSTCM
£ 49.95
QUARTERBACK TOOLS
£ 47.50 .
DEV PRCK 3
£ 53.99
VIDI AMIGA 12
£ 81.95
DISTANT SUNS V4.2
£ 39.99
MUSIC
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£ 29.99
BARS & PlPfS PRO
£215.99
TSCHNOSOUND TURBO
£ 58.50
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£74.99
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£28.95
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£43.99
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These external hard
drives come in on
FIBS box styled to
match the Amiga
A1200. They plug in
via the PCMCIA slot
and include on
external PSU so as
not invalidate your
Commodore war-
ranty. Ultra fast
ransfer rates of up to 2Mb/se<. Full 1 yeor war-
ontu, all the software needed to mount and
,99 :onNgure the drive is included.
00 1 30Mb vers i on - £299 340Mb ve rsion - £449
99 200Mb version - £349 426Mb version- £549
50 250Mb version - £399 540Mb version- £699
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GW SCSI/DAM HOARD
oo This board is user .feeble via the trapdoor
expansion slot or the fll 200. It has slots far up to
3Mb of 32bit ARM, o maths co-pro and includes a
99 SCSI interface os standard,
99 0Mb /NO FPU £179.00
50 4Mb flAM/33MHz FPU £349.00
SCSI CABLC- KIT £ 59 00
GVP A 1230 AOARD
Rnother quality trapdoor expansion for the
fll 200. It features a 68030 processor as standard
and has slots For a moths co-pro ond up to 8Mb
9 of 32 bit RAM.
0Mb / NO FPU
4Mb RflM/40MHz FPU
GVP A<«»OAI«S
33MHz 68882 FPU
40MHz 68882 FPU
!Mb32bitflflM
4Mb 32bit RAM
£269.00
£439.00
£ 99.00
£129.00
£ 64.00
£1 53.00
DKfi RAM BOARD
This budget expansion board fits via the trapdoor.
It has 2x32bit SIMM sockets For up to 8Mb of
memory, a 1 6MHz 68881 FPU, ond a battery
backed cloth Fitted as standard.
DKB with 0Mb RRM/68681 £ 99.00
DKB with 1 Mb RAM/6888 1 £1 29.00
DKB with 4Mb RAM/6868 1 £229.00
ID* INTCRNAL HAAD DAIVC HITS
These kits come complete with screws, instructions
and oil the software necessory to prep and
configure the drive.
40Mb-£139 60Mb-£119 8QMb-£179
120Mb -£279 209Mb -£399
R4000 UPGftflDCS
PHOTON (FOR A4000/030)
This board uuil transform an Amiga A 4000/030 into
o fulfy fledged 040. It Features a 040 CPU module
with a MMU and a built-in FPU running at 25MHz.
PHOTON UPGAADC £699
HCUFIAC (FOR A4000/030)
This is a replacement CPU board For the
A4OOO/O30. It Features o 50 MHz clock speed, a
built in MMU and a 50 MHz 68882 FPU, Your 030
wHI only be 10% slower than an 040 during most
operations.
H€LLFIR€ UPGAADC£299
DHfi 126
The DKB 128 is a wo it state memory expansion
1 26Mb of 32bit ARM using SIMMS of any size. It
is a true ZQRRO 3 card which makes for a very
Fost board.
DKB BOARD (BIANM) £269 (See chips for memory)
HARD DRIVCS (A 1200 & R4000)
These Hard Drives can be fitted at any time by us
(FOR THC A 1200} or the end-user. All the
necessary software is included.
85Mb -£12900
330Mb -
■ £299.00
130Mb -£149,00
426Mb-
£369.00
200Mb -£199.00
540Mb -
■ £399.00
250Mb - £249.00
FITTING F€€ FOR A 1200
£ 29.00
CHIPS
1Mb SIMM
£ 39.00
4Mb SIMM
£134.00
25MHz 68882 FPU
£ 89.00
33MHz 66862 FPU + CRYSTAL
£ 99.00
40MHz 68882 FPU + CRYSTAL
£129.00
CD32 CONSOLS
This machine represents the future in home enter-
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based home computer. CD32 comes complete
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The most authoritative
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Amiga Computing January 1994
FEATURES
Survival guide to samplers
Sound advice cm all things audible
Floppy round-up
Spoilt feci hi'' i" 1 I et the experts take the strain out of shopping
Amiga Computing awards
Find out wrlio won the ultimate accolade from you the readers
Paint round-up
"Thinking abend an artistic investment? Look no further...
Database round-up
Bring, a little order to an insane world with this statistic tans' shopping list
Updates
The very latest from ASDG and infra red control for VLabY/C
REVIEWS
Final Writer
Has the ultimate word processor arrived at last?
Montage 24
Top quality TV graphics from over the pond
Imagine 2. 9
Whet your appetite with the forerunner to the long awaited Imagines
Lightwave
As promised AC deliver* the definitive review of the ultimate ray tracer
114
GAMER
This month we 8tt packed full to
capacity with some of the greatest
Arttigd games that money can hut/.
Gamer Globe
Whil! 's gitortg up in the Ami|^a gjm» wrvrld
Feature: Millennium
Interviews wiih Uw creators of ENg^i'i i
Cheap Scits ITEi
Hg I'unJk- of budge*, all at a pike chit's riflhl
Cheat Mode: The Patrician
Hints ami lips for Daze's trading iimutatiiin
Cheat Mode: [shaf2
Thetunriudinj; pari tofitir complete guide
GAME REVIEWS
Elite 2
Magic Boy
Kingmaker
F-U7A Stealth Fighter 2
Alien Breed 2
Cyherptmte
}et Strike
EM
Body Blows Galactic
Amiga Market
Consumers' corner gets
into full swing once
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software, hardware
and sound advice
Shop Window
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• Noddy r s big adventure
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The COVERDISKS
TWo disks packed with commercial and
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OIK:
The ultimate ^ideographic
giveaway, an amazing image
processing package with a
chance to add the hardware
next to nothing.
Structured drawing made
simple with our fully functional
giveaway that any Amiga fat
would be mad to be without
Prin t Manager 2.0
Take the pain Out of the printing
process with this essential utility
for any author
Assign Manager
Make /our assigns work tor you. A
complete management system -
you 7/ never need to reboot again
Edit Keys
Create you own custom keymaps or
edit your existing ones
ABCDir
A flexible and friendly file manager
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USA News mm
C programming gets a boost as C++ arrives State side
Comment
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An extra special collection of books,
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and A 1200 users - page 12
COVER
STORY
Unearth all there
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as Adam Phillips
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BUDGE
Amiga Computing January 1994
1 i~~^,, (*\* m X-a. -XL ^ ±jii£?- J £
SiJmmj Vlllajjc Seem- by Gordon Cli.inil--i a ' ■, | •• -H by Leaftide Graphics, I ukm.
It's that time of year again,
frosty mornings, roaring b ■■■.
fines, red noses . . . and all
those presents to buy.
We know how difficult
Christmas buying
decisions can be so, to
make life just a little
easier, we've come up with some splendid
gifts for the Amiga lover in your household,
at bargain prices.
From programming language to real-time
video digitisers, we have something that
should appeal to any discerning Amiga
enthusiast who wants to get the most out his
Amiga computer during the festive season.
Tu take advantage of thes t bargain buys just
call us on 052 5 71 S IS I , armed with your
credit/debit cord details, or write to us
enclosing a cheque or postal order. We will
despatch goods within 5 working days nr, for
an extra 65 postage, the same day on a 24
hour delivery, right up to Christmas. Please
quote reference AMX938 when ordering.
Languages
Power BASIC Ver 1 -
AmiyaBASIC compatible compiler
Hi Soft Devpac Ver 3 - latest
680x0 assembler/debugger
Highspeed Pascal - a complete
Turbo Pascal 5 compatible
compiler/ editor system
TurboText - programmer's editor
Baoks
£20
Mastering Amiga Assembler
Mastering Amiga Printers
£16
680x0 Assembler
£10
Programmer's Reference
Business
K-Spread 2 / K-Data Pack
• combined spreadsheet,
database package
Personal Finance Manager Plus
- integrated home accounts
SBase 4 Persona) - superb
relational database
SBase 4 Professional - the best
■ Music/Video ^_
Megalosound - new 8-bil
£29
stereo direct-to-disk sampler
ViduoMaster AGA/RGB - ncu'
£99
A6O0/A1Z00 real-time video &
colour image capture package
£99
Ciarity I it - high-quality.
1 6-bit stereo sound sampler
AndioMaster 4 - sample editor
£50
ProMIDl Interface
£20
Just trull, quoting your Acee&e/Maatercard/Vi&a/Swltch/Cwinect card rnjmber
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' Copyright HiSaft 1993, E&OE
NEWS
by John Butters
CBM operating
slashed
COMMODORE have substantially slashed their operat-
ing costs, but continue tci lose money - 5.1W million in
financial year 1993 and 51. 7 million in the first quarter of
the current financial year.
A statement t& the end of last year's report says the
firm's financial position and operating results raise sub-
stantial doubts about their ability to continue as a going
concern.
Another says the company were trying to work out
new cnedil terms v\ith suppliers that h.id ri^tru ted •
but there was no assurance, sucli arrangements could be
made.
The l<!».s s^.is blamed on intensely competitive pricing
pressure and economic softness In all their major mar-
kets., inventory write-downs, restructuring cost- and dis-
■ intinuation of the PC line.
The shortfall wiped out shareholders' equity, which
slumped from $325 million on June 30, W2 to a ■-! ■. tit ii i i
■ million on June 30, 1993.
Details of the firm's first quarter 1994 results were
given with the 1993 figures. They showed that dining the
three months ending September M, GammeduJe 1-,-t a
Gauhf.-
Adftrtsslng
tlrtartital
dHflrutliiri
further $9,7 million- This was down from StS.8 million in
the corresponding period in 1992* as were sales from
$153.6 million in L992 to SS.2.6 million.
Recently the company have been cutting their costs
around the world, with several European offices now
c'mra'd .md their alter sales support controlled front
Germany ,
The Iv2iriils of these savings are now starting to be
seen, with the operating expenses being stashed m the first
quarter to $13.7 million from $39,5 million in the same
period during 1993,
The first quarter loss gave Commodore i negative
equity of S&1.2 million, and no updates were given to their
end of year footnotes,
"Clearly the financial performance for the fiscal year
was extreme!) unsatisfactory/ said Commodore chairman
Irving Gould.
"The company have addressed their current financial
difficulties bv restructuring their business in a number of
;■. ,iv g including eliminating unprofitable product lines.
"These actions have resulted in improved operating per-
formance enabling substantial narrowing ot the operating
loss tor the quarter ended September 30, 1993, jr
In Britain Commodore's joint managing director Colin
I'roudfnot said that although the company are in a weak
financial position they wil] continue spending on the
Amiga's fuhine,
"It is essential to keep the product range up to date and
development is continuing as a priority," he said.
Proudfoot added that the firm are confident that the suc-
cess of CD32 will give the firm a second quarter profit.
Amiga-bashing video dropped
ACORN 1 have voluntarily dropped an
Amiga-bashing Archimedes home com-
puier video promotion after Commodore
instigated legal action to prevent its
distribution.
The tape was produced by the
Cambridge-based manufacturer and
was billed as a beginner's guide to using
home computers in the office and
classroom.
? i*ji ■ Hii.wi Computer MmrfitM had been
available through repiy coupons and tele-
phone numbers advertised in rial inn a I
newspapers
Commodore had earlier obtained .i
temporary High Court injunction stop-
ping further copies being sent nut, and
now intend to take the caw to trial unless
ihi'Tf i-. .in nut oUnurl settlement.
Sources close to the firm say thai
although the video has been withdrawn.
Hie company will seek costs to cover man-
agement time spent dealing with the
dispute.
They urgoe the tape gave a misleading
impression of the Amiga, and claim it was
mode merely used as a means of knocking
the perform. true of sis competitor
machines.
The Hrm 69) it implied their computers
are only suitable for games and cannol
handle mure serious applications as
shown in the video
In court they produced a long list taken
from a current computer magazine
showing graphics, education, desktop
publishing and accounts software for the
A1200,
Acorn were unavailable for intent
at press time but we understand a
replacement video is due from the Rim
within the nest few weeks
Af chlmetifs : Acorn rittro
drupptd utter CAM object
Buyers' new
bundle of fun
A BUNDLE containing four award-
winning games Irom the past year
will soon be offered to people buying
Amlgas from independent computer
dealers. The Chaos pack has been
put together by trade distributor SDL
and contains the titles Chaos Engine,
Syndicate, Nick Faldo's Golf and
Pinball Fantasies.
Most dealers buying stock from
SDL are expected to give their cus-
tomers the pack with machines
bought al the computer's recom-
mended retail price. "We have ere*
ated a pack that dealers can offer
their customers with Amigas." said
SDL spokesman Andy Leaning,
"It features the four best games of
1993 and is undoubtedly the best
Amiga games pack so far."
Amiga Computing J a n ua ry 1 £94
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So relax. Go on a picnic
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grab video, record on film and more,
even while you're not there.
Being able to work straight through
the weekend {as well as the other
1 20 hours in the week) means that
projects can be done on lime,
which otherwise couldn't be
done at all.
Every aspect of ADPro,
including its advanced image
processing features, ability lo
read and write many image
file formats, and control
different types of color input
and output devices, can be
accessed from easy-to-write
ARexx programs.
Gel Art Department Professional.
It works weekends, so you don't
have to.
925 Stewart 5treet
Madison, Wl 53713
608/273-6565
The {allowing names it* iTddeirwrked by the indiraied con>panit?s: Ail Dt/piirtment Professional: ASDC Incnrpfw.iterl. ARhxx: Wishful Thinking Development Corp,
NEWS
News
Briefs
Subscription
THE publisher ol the Amiga enthusi-
asts' newsletter Access Arfliga say thai
cheques Tor subscriptions and member-
ships should now be made payable to
Weekend Development Limited
Hates for subscription are: One issue
E1.75, s« issues £10.50 and 12 issues
£19. Orders should be sen! tg the firm
at PO Box 208, Folkestone CTf 9 5EZ.
Photo images
PHOTO-realistic images ol landscapes
and sunsets are now available as
32,256 and Ham8 images for use with
Amigas.
Each volume contains Ihree or tour
disks and costs £6.95 from Weekend
Developments at PO Box 206,
Folkestone CT1 9 5EZ.
Finding
A SOLUTION to Ihe problem o! insuffi-
cient disk storage space is Disk
Expander, a new package which as its
name suggest aims to double the
capacity of floppy and hard disks,
Bedford-based Power Computing.
(0234 843386) have been given the
nghls loc its worldwide distribution, and
will be selling the software lor £29.95,
Repairs at
home
RETAIL distributor ZCL have
joined lorees with ICL to give a
year's home warranty for A 600 and
A1 200 owners with internal hard disk
drives.
The service will be offered through
independent dealers. Calculus Stores
and Indi and will solve the problem of
hard drive upgrades invalidating
Commodore's warranty.
IGL will add free of charge a further
year's home warranty lo any existing
warranty that the Amiga 600 or A120D
might have.
Dot matrix
prices cut
PRINTER giant Epson have cul the
price on 11 of their dol matrix models
by up to 16 par cent in a bid to increase
the firm's sates lead in the 9 and 24-pin
market.
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manipulation
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features
More effects in ImageFX
GRAPHICS package ImageFX has just been improved lo give Amiga owners a
range of new image creation and manipulation features,
The Great Valley Products' software features drawing and painting: in real time,
and loader and saver modules allowing it lo save and load files from a selection of
ether applications.
Several special eHecls are possible and it gives direel control of scanners, frame
grabbers and 24-bit boards. GVP'sGineMorph is included to give morphing ability
New in vl .5 is MAGIC, a sysiem that allows applications to share images in mem-
ory to reduce memory overhead when multitasking several graphics programs.
The program gives (aster operation, especially in viriual memory handling, and
there are preview displays in a range of resolutions,
A macro system automatically creates AFtexx scripls Irom macro recording, elimi-
nating the need lor programming ARexx scripts far batch operations.
It is supplied in Britain by Silica Systems (081-309 1111), Existing users can
upgrade for £29.95 and Ihe cost for newcomers is E19&.
Brit firm in ProDAD link
PRODAD software, upgrades and technical support are now available in Britain
from computer consultancy firm BVCC" (061-567 4623).
The Lend<m-b»s«l company will sell Amiga software including
Digital and video effects program Adorago 1, and the new animation processing
package dariSSA.
clariSSA will enable users to create animations in ANIM5 format or as SSA from
single frames rendered by softwwe null as Imagine.
Once amverted lo SSA format, the firm claim .mimdiLons can be manipulated in
several wavy, made more colourful and run about 1.5 times faster then ANIM5
Kfjuenow.
BVCC bob* fern Veal told Amiga Comy\tUn$ that ProDAD asked his company to
distribute the software because he hatt become familiar with the packages when
writing their manual*.
Adorage 2 and dariSSA Cost £79.95 each.
Going
faster with
A1200
EXTRA speed is now available lo
A 1200 owners with Ihe aid of Great
Valley Products' new A 1230-1 1.
The trapdoor expansion fits into the
computer giving a 50 MHz 68030 pro-
cessor with memory management unit,
up to 32Mb of memory and an optional
maths co-processor,
A DMA Peripheral Port {DPP} allows
data lo be transferred between plug-in
devices and the memory of the com-
puter without processor intervention,
resulting in faster operation
The DPP will enable users to plug in
further expansion card and three such
upgrades will be launched by GVP soon
for owners ol Ihe At 230-11.
UMATCHED
The first will be the At29l SCSI Kit
Performance II, which the American
developer claims will give "unmatched
SCSI performance".
The hardware module and SCS)
device driver can achieve transfer rates
of 4.2Mb per second, and uses Ihe lat-
est in SCSI termination technology -
Active Termination.
This is claimed lo avoid the tradi-
tional hassles of SCSI termination and
resistor packs. Other products will allow
the Amiga to perforin 16-bit direct to
disk sound sampling and real-lime
video Irame grabbing.
"The A1230-II is the ideal Amiga
1200 upgrade for users wanting Ihe
best performance or expandability,"
said Silica spokesman Andy Leaning.
"In a single card, the A 1 230- 1 1 allows
users to boost Ihe power of their At 200
while also allowing them to expand 'heir
sysiem with a range of -unique
upgrades."
Supplied without memory, the board
costs £379 from Silica Systems (081-
309 111 1J.
Scalable fonts from Seikosha's
SEIKOSHA'S latest colour 24-pin dot matrin printer is
claimed to print scalable fonts with variable heights and pre-
cise graphic output.
The SL96 has 3 maximum resolution of 380 x 380 dots per
inch and a speed of 240 characters per second in Draft
mode. The letter quality print speed is 84cps. It contains
eight bitmap fonts and two scalable fonts which can be
printed at between a and 32 point, and has a 42k memory.
Single sheets and fan fold paper can be used for output
and a paper tray can be fitted to give automatic single-sheet
feeding. An optional sheet feeder is also available.
Epson emulation is Included and buyers can requosl an
optional Amiga driver. The SL96 Colour has a recommended
retail price of £292 and colour ribbons can be bought for
£11. Its one-year return to base warranty can be upgraded to
a year's on-site warranty tor C1 1 .
new printer
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Amiga Computing January 1994
N EWS
Weekend comms prices
m r— 1 L — ~ &
MX >l M-.M user* are set to benefit from cheap**
telephone calls ha* announced by BT.
A rfcree-mhiute call to anywhere in the
country outside the caller's local hm will cost
lOp at anytime during weekends, and the firm
have promised more cost-cutting is on the
Within the next year the telecoms giant will
launch a scheme to aBo* cwtawas to nomi-
nate regularly calkd numbers for which they
v. ill e,et automatic discount entails made.
And there will be improvement* to Option
15 which gives residential customers a di*
fount of up to ten per cent on all their cauls Bi
return for an up front quarterly charge of 6t
"A year ago we launched the first of our
special offen - the Sunday Special - and fol-
lowed that with a series of offers on interna-
tional and local calls/' Mid BT boss Michael
Htrpher.
"Since men we've listened lo what our cus-
tomers have been telling us and they like spe-
cial offers that cut the cost of calls, particularly
at weekends.™
Diary
January 12-13, 1994
BWT'M
Venae; Ntffawl Hall, Oiympia
Qrgfltti&r: EMAP
iOn-m 48441
Britain's leading IT exhibition for the
education market
April 10-1 2, 1994
Errmpoirt Computer Trade Show
. Business Design Ctntrt, I
Grgiinjsrr; flfawtetm Or-nWrw
I 742 2*2e>
Europe's largesl trade show for the
computes and video games industry.
September 20-25, Vm
Uoe'U
Vtnati Ejit\s Caurl
Organiser- MewylMtefwttiwM!
Commodore have already pledged
their support tor this large consumer
electronics show.
October 26-30, 1W
Futitrt EjM.i/.iiiim.'fr; Skm<
Vi'mlilv Saris Court "
Organiser, future L ■
f022S 44Z244> ■
The biggest public show tor computer
and video games players.
March 1^23, 1994
QJBJTM
Vtmm Hombet, GerflMirv
Qrgsn&r: Deuttcte Mease
fflQ 43511 $90}
Europe's premier information technol-
ogy show often osed by Commodore
for the launch of new hardware-
Amiga advice
over the phone
A CONSULTANCY firm has just been set up for people who nw-d up-to-the-minute
■nMi-mation and support for serious Amiga software and hardware.
pVGC is run by toe former technical manag* of Micro-Pace UK, Ben Vost whosay*
the service offered is similar to that sw-n in the PC .and Apple Macintosh markets.
A ran K e of services are offered: telephone advice r scanning, translation public
domain distribution, face-to-face tuition and software and hardware
'TeTiephonTsopport «vke is open between 10am and 10pm and gives informa-
tion on 3D modellingT graphics, video, desktop ptmliihlng and ether producUvitJ
software
ANSWERS
The firm can say whether hardware will W compatible with users' existing periph-
erals, and if they don't know the answer to a question SVCC will try to tmd me infer-
mati no within a day- , f ___, ,. „
Photographs up to nin x tin can be scanned by the firm at in a range of formats at
.. Mllt . and if the picture is to be used in , Colour Windows environment the palette
"' Ma3^nd documentation for French and German products can be translated and
even reprinted if required, and fwe-to-foc* tuition is available for fori Timers.
Courses on specific elements of Amiga computing such as desktop publishing are
^TWrt of phone advice is between £5 and &> per 15 minutes or part of, and others
prices can he requested from the firm by telephoning 0*1-567 4623
Government act
on child porn
TORNOGRAPHERS holding simulated Indecent Images of children on computer disk
couy face prison under new legal provision just announced by the Government.
The move follows a recent case where pornographic pictures of women were
vanned and modified to make their bodies appear more child-like. ^
Children's heads were superimposed onto the image* to F™duce convincing child
images Were simulated *nd not actual photographs, the existing law nught not cover
lb 7he new measures will be included in forthcoming criminal justice law'. Tltey will
rive courts the power to impose jail sentences of up to three months, a £5,000 hnc, or
U,th for possessing such material. Traders will face up to three years in pnsun
■We St send the clearest possible signal to pnmographers that their achvit.es Mil
not be toferatady said Home Secretary Michael Howard,
-It's vital to take tough measures at the outset if we are to succeed in stamping out
this vile tr.nl; 1
Camrtfi: BTpfkt
cull tiring
weeirnit qnhn
makers
on
ratings
EUROPE'S games makers haV*
agreed overwhelmingly to introduce
voluntary video-type classification on
all floppy disk, compact disc and car-
tridge-based software.
The move is intended to help
improve the image of computer and
video games, following a year of
media concerns over their effects CO
health and society.
Games publishers will fill out rat-
ing assessment forms which ask
whether their programs contain cer-
tain types of graphics material and
which of four ratings ihey think
should be given.
The titles will then be sent to the
Video Standards Council where the
filial decision will be made- Among
other things they will be looking fej
extreme violence and sexual content.
The four ratings will be up I
years aid, 11 to 14 years old. 15 to 1
years old and over IBs.
Although retailers will still be able
to sell products to children younger
than those for which the game is rec-
ommended, worried parents will be
able to see the guidelines.
ELSrA's general secretary K
Bennett said members who releas*
titles without Striding them for classi-
fication could face a ban from the
association.
FMV
ACCORDING lo sources close lo
Commodore the lirm will package
Ihe CDK Full Motion Video module
with a disc containing hits Irom
pop group REM. It is expected lo
cost £199.
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and produce Documents this Good...
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a high priced Colour PostScript™ Laser Printer,
and a complex, costly Desk Top Publishing Package,,.
If you're looking for a quality Word
Processor/ Publisher that performs as
well as this, you may well start by
searching through PC and Apple
Macintosh™ software catalogues
Even then though, you probably
won't find a program that will
combine the very best in Word
Processing and... easy to use
integrated DTP type facilities.
You certainly can't find
software for your Amiga
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NEWS
Redux
revisited
The development of Emplanl's
Macintosh emulation module steams
on. With Emplant 3.2. which should be
available aboul the time you read this,
nearly all the planned features will be
in the program, which should tree
Utilities Unlimited to gel rolling on
getting the IBM emulation module out
Ihedoor,
The biggest improvement is that the
emuialot now acts like a u 32-bi1 Clean'
Macintosh, which means you can use
almost all of your Amiga's memory with
the emulalion, and expect increased
compatibility with newer Mac applica-
tions. The emulator now supports
direcl file transfer between Amiga and
Mac disks - just choose the file in a
Mac or Amiga file requester and send
il over; modules will be added for
translating common lile formats, such
as PICT to IFF.
It is now about 20 per cent laster.
and about 215 per cent faster for float-
ing -point operations, Compatibility
problems with Microsoft applications
have been solved, Sound Manager
support has been added, and UU
hopes to get support for the Amiga's
serial and parallel perls into this
version.
For more information checK with
your local Emplant distributor
or contact Utilities Unlimited at (6D2)
630-900"! voice; (602) 543-6407
fax: (602} 453-9767 BBS, or
I.drew2@genre.geis.com via Internet.
Top marks for an improved
language release, and news
of two competing Apple
emulation systems in this
month's Stateside report
from Denny Atkin
The premier development system
for the Arnica (Commodore ui*
it for AmigaDOS) now has a real
plus - two of ths>m r actually, The newly
released SAS/C Development System v6.5
now includes not only 3 top-of-the-line
C-lan^uago compiler, hut C++ as well.
[f you haven't usL-d C++, it's an
oty .[-oriented version of the C language
that helps tame the obscurity level of C a
hit. This release a huge improvement m a
the company's old C++ compiler which
was marketed under the Lattice label.
C++ is now tally supported by the
CodePfobc debugger, so you can now
display C+ 4 auto, static, and extern
variables; display member* of C++
classes, and display C++ source code in
both regular and mixed modes. Now it's
The Editing Edge
Texas-based uwatnmics have released an incredible new text editor called Edge. This
easy-to-use editor is completely configurable - the entire user interface, from menus to
keyboard command* can be changed to fit your whims. AResx macros can be written a
recorded automatical I v. You can open multiple windows with different views on the same
file - great for catting and pasting in large documents. It supports all screen modes and
resolutions, and will open on public screens.
It has multiple-level Undo and Redo, limited only by memory. The editor features blaz-
ing speed in scrolling, formatting, and search/replace nperations. The on-line help is
unmatched - the entire manual is available using the AmigaGuide help system.
Imwatioinics recently opened an office in the UK, but this product was so impressive
(the first editor to get me to switch from TmWTeWt) that I felt it deserved a mention.
tad you don't even haw to call Tews to gel info cm it: Just contact fnovfttronks, Unit
11, Enterprise Centre, Cranbome Road, Putted Bar EN6 3DQ. Tel: 0707 tt2ttl. fa*: 0707
660992.
• In a previous column, I mentioned that the new version of CanDo required jnw to
contact Inovatronics to get the files needed to distribute standalone applications, and that
a licensing fee might be involved.
Inovatronics contacted me as this column was
going to press and said th.t the Eg™
necessary 6fo would sum be- available on-line to I
allow CanDo owners to distribute their
applications without contacting lniwatranics Hist
1 Ire company does request, however, that you
send them a copy of any application you create
and distribute with the program,
rh* edge whra td\ titi-ff
What's
new
like using a real C++ compiler instead of
an add-on for a C compiler.
Other enhancements include a
brand-new profiler, SPROF, which helps
you optimise your programs by showing
you the number of times each function is
called and the amount of time ipend in
each function, iitcludingsubmuiines.
SPROF not only works on regular tasks,
but also on shared Libraries, dynamically
created tasks, devices, and nearly any
other kind of AmigaDOS task.
This will come in particularly handy
since vh.5 has several new features,
including Startup modules, designed to
make writing devices easier. SMHND is a
new Workbench utility which will search
tor particular strings in your projects.
L'tili ties are included tu ease conversion of
files from earlier versions of Lattice
C. and even from Mans Aztec C
As in previous updates, thv com
now produces better, faster code. Vei
6. "5 ships with the AmigaDOS .1.1 fW
files and link libraries. There are ovci
new pages of documen itation, bringing
reference material up to an Mtonfr
1,500+ pges. There's now also over 1
of on-line documentation. The pad
requires 1Mb of RAM and two floppies
the C language (more memory and a
drive are recommended), and 4Mb
RAM and a hard drive foi
programming,
For more information, con tad !
Institute, SAS Campus Drive, Can
2751 J; phone <W) G77-&CTO, extern
7001,
m t> I M, 1 1 "" ' " ' ^-i 1 1 *f i ^hiwit ft
A-Max gets colour
Nobody wants a black-and-white TV any more, so who wanls a black-and-white
Macintosh emulator? Canada's ReadySofl have updated their A-Max Mac emulator io
suppol cotouf and the newest releases of Apple's operating system. A-Max IV is based
on the A^Max 11+ Zorro (I board, so you'll need an Amiga with slots to use il,
Among the emulator's features are support for Apple's System 7.0 or later using
inexpensive 12Sk Mac Plus ROM chips; lull cotour support (16 colours on ECS
machines, 256 on AGA, and Injfi 24-bit with Picasso II, Retina, EGS, and some other
boards); support lor multiple display devices if you have an add-on graphics card
auto-scroll screens of any sije; and stereo sound support and Apple SuperDrive emula-
tion, It's a lull 3241 clean emulator! that supports up Io 2Gb of RAM, Like previous ver-
sions of A-Max. this emulator supports using the Amiga's serial and parallel ports on the
Mac side. As a bonus, you can save ImageWnter 9-pin and 24-pin output to IFF files,
making transferring Mac printouts to Amiga applicatons a snap. You can also cut and
paste date between the Mac clipboard and the Amiga clipboard device.
Unlike earlier versions of the A-Max software, this update mullitasks with Amiga soft-
ware and uses standard AmigaDOS device drivers to access hard drives - no more
need for custom .AMHD files. Stock A1 500 and A2O00 owners wilt need to upgrade <lw
systems, as the emulator requires al least a 69020 processor, AmigaDOS 2.1 or later,
and 2MB ot tree RAM; you'll also need Mac System 7.0 or higher on the Macintosh side
Pricing rs pretty sleep at liie retail level' The board retails lor $509.95: A-Max II owners
pay S1 19.95 for update disks and chips; A-Max cartridge owners can get the board for
$249.95 alter irgdang in their cartridge; and owners of "other" Mac emulators (read lhal
as "Emplant") can trade In Hieir board and get A-Max IV lor $279,95- Interestingly
Emplant developer Jim Drew has claimed on various on-line networks that A-Max IV
violates software patents he has on Emplant, and that he will attempt to get a restraining
order to prevent A-Max IV from being shipped out of Canada.
For information, contact Read/Soft, 30 Wertheim Court. Suite 2, Richmond Hill.
Ontario. Canada L4Q 1B9; call (419) 731-4175 or fax (419)764-3867. .
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Mruciuned EPS clip-art images (Final Writer is supplied with a hundred}, again, on any
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yi>u DTP quality presentation .' Provide a huge range ol pnnimg options (eg, thumhii.iik
scaling, crop marts etc on PostScript™ printers) and fulfil other advanced Word Processing
Bnction> easily such as automatic indexing, table of contents, table of illu^ratmrh ind
bibliography gciieraiinn'' With 1'iiial Writer, this
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you'll be impressed by this revolution in Amiga
Word Processing, but don't be put off by it's
advanced capabilities. With its. complement of
user definable Command Bulling and Superb
M;iiiu;Ll, l-'iul Writer is simpK one of the easiest
programs to learn and use.
Final Writer is not just a one-off product**
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Once you become a registered SoftWood user, you'll gum
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COM M E NT
Though doubters arid cynics in the industry have
of late begun to mutter ominous}) aboal the
future of the Amiga market the people whose
opinions really matter - the buying public - have
continued to show a great deal of optimism and i.iith in
the machine. Two recent Amiga shows are all the
evidence one needs tor that
Cologne, hosting tin- 1 World ill Commodore show from
November 5 to 7, has always been an important venue for
Commodore events, and this year's effort was nn
different. Dozens of developers and manufacturers
turned up to join t he box shifters, and th«' best of
European engineering went on d&play.
Perfpherale bdns* developed by several Or man and
European companies indttded hi^h speed digital broad-
cast cards based on J peg technology. Mpeg players,
PCMCIA fax modem cards, accelerators, and even a
transputer card Video applications were as usual well
represented, and the number of stands running digital
movies from hard drive was matched only by the number
of smiling new Elite 2 owners,
Surrounding all this show}- behaviour was a
determined crowd of punters with bulging wallets and an
eye for an upgrade, The buying frenzy readied such epii
proportions at some stands that wobbly trolley loads of
replacement A4000s had to be wheeled up to replenish
stocks once the machine had add out.
By midday on Saturday, the height of the show, there
was a ZUO-yard queue outside the cavernous ha]l and the
security guards wen? forced to i Iom: the doors and send
people out by another exit until things calmed dow n.
The milling crowds of waiting German enthusiasts
mn reduced to cheering throatilv tor thtr lucky few who
were allowed to pass through in dribs and drabs.
With so much interest in the Amiga, such a frenzied
burst of spending, and the healthy display ot top notch
Amiga add-ons we saw while at the show, it is clear that
we still have a vibrant machine in a strong market.
The leisure market may be suffering from PC and
console competition combined with the games industry's
determinedly gloomy view of the Amiga, but the produi
tivitv and ^ideograph) Industries are doing very nicely,
The UK side of the same com presents ,™ interesting
contrast, At a recent sizeable show in London, the
emphasis was on the entertainment industry as a whole
rather than the Amiga, and the console* weft Ibe most
obvious force.
A 40-ieet high helium-filled Sonic hovered menacingly
over everyone at the show m a mm t of symbolic gesture ol
the truth about Sega hype: neat presentation, but mostly
hut air.
Little that was new was on show, but the assembled
public seemed to be having a wail of a time, and there
much more of an atmccphete of fun than at the German
show. Games and pla\ ing them were the predominant
themes and nothing the odd technical demonstration
The AC team
The Amiga is alive and well and living in Europe, as
the latest Amiga shows have proved
tale
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could do was able to dispel tfu- atmosphere. As usual, the
good old British box shifters were there in niimh-rs and
more than a tew h.ipp\ nist^nn-o ..odd be found baking
advantage of special show prices, so although there was a
disappointing Jack of high-end stuff (relegated to an «:j4 l
around the Commodore Stand), there was still a positive
message-
Had we visited juM the 1 nndoii show and missed out
on Cologne, the impression ot a slowly declining Amiga
would have been overpowering. As it was, we were able to
conclude that in the face of the stiffesl competition
imaginable, the Amiga is still jumping off the nhelt and
into the hands of enthusiasts all over Europe.
The UK industry's over-con., entratkm on the games side
of the Amiga leads many in this country to make
pessimistic predictions about the machine, ignoring as
tli fs iln tin 1 Amiga's other talents,
No-one has properly surveyed ilie video and multime-
dia industries to calculate exactly what sort of market
share the Amiga has there, but if the 52 Amigas used Ifl the
production of Jurassic Park are anything to k l1 by* there's
plenty m room left tor expansion.
We enjoyed a huge boom in the low end of the Amiga
market while its prowess as the best games machim WAS
unchallenged. These days, with the consoles and the PC
making a determined thrust in the leisure area and ->
much development now concentrated on CD-ROM, the
Amiga is fortunate in having a solid image in . itht-r jrtas
As the games side of the Amiga changes, evolving!
towards AGA games and, hopefully, CD32 in the coming
year, it Ls difficult to predict how the market will develop
Some in the UK games industry art certain that tfu
Arnica has had its time, mostly through the inovitahk
move from floppies to CD discs, but as the Amiga has
made a bold move into CD-ROM with CD32, can \\i
share this pessimism?
We must wait and sere what the LK software hoi
make of CD32, but at least the signs are thai the Amiga
w;ll continue as a strong independent platform even
without a leading stake in the games industry.
The evidence is on your TV set in the form Balkan 5,
Deep SpOCi 9, StaQutsi DSV, /jhwssjV Park, and many other
examples of the Amiga's use aa a cheap, effecttvi
■. ideogcaphy tool.
You might miss this sort of involvement at a UK show,
but take the wider European view and 1994 is going to be
a much better year for the Amiga than many of our
t;.i n-.i- r obsessed cynics would have you believe,
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drawing
orfiiri and
esign Works is a slruclured
drawing program, which
means it works in 3 very dif-
ferent way to DPaint and the other
bitmap art programs most users have
at one time owned or used.
Instead of storing its drawings as a
map of pixels, rigid and sat once saved.
Design Works uses mathematics to
describe Ihe curves, colours, and areas
covered by tho drawing.
The method has one huge
advantage aver bitmap art in that the
drawing can be scaled, rotated, and re-
shaped without losing resolution
and without the jagged edges ( jag-
gies as they're known) which result
from changing the size of a bitmap
drawing.
When the images are printed, either
from a word processor or DTP package
or from Design Works itself, it is
printed at the highest possible resolu-
tion, leading lo crisp outlines and no
jaggies-
Everylhing needed to run the pro-
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Including a Tonls directory,
r ith Design
Works and Vidi
Amiga, we bring
"ou an artistic
able act that's
hard to beat
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easy to install Design works on hard
drive
Simply boot from your normal sys-
tem partition, put the Design Works
disk in dfu: and type the following com-
mands:
M(:0H DSffliDESIGHMIitf
CQPT pfC:r' ;•: MUhlEHGWOKS ML
Mow just double click on the Design
Works icon on your hard drive and off
we go. The directory you have created
includes a directory with four fonts -
copy them to your fonts directory using
the command:
COPT UKkHSIfinyfllKSrfONTSH? TD fDNTS: ALL.
Of course. DMQ has been taken as an
example, but if you have a partition
called Work or DHL just replace DHO
with this drive name in the commands
listed above.
Right, let s start the program by dou-
ble clicking on the Design Works icon.
There will be a delay while the program
reads the fonts directory, then a win-
dow will open up showing a blank page
superimposed by a grid, and three win-
dows for ihe toolbox and current pen
word processor. Design Works' inter-
face will be familiar to you. but there
should be few problems for those who
haven t used a New Horizons package
before as the usual hotkey commands
do the usual things Let's start with a
sample document.
Select the Open option from the
Project menu, then double dick on the
Sample Documents directory There
If you do not h.
Vidi Amiga 12(RT)
Author: Rombo
The Vidi Amiga software on this month's CoverDssk is the
full release of Kombo's latest software for the Vidi Amiga
range of digitisers, bundled with the Vidi Amiga 12/24
(RT) hardware, with full grabbing and Save options
■enabled. <
Users of the existing Vidi Amiga 12 hardware should be
able to make use of this software with the hardware they
already have and those without the Hardware can use it tu
prowse images or take advantage of the offer we are run-
ning in this issue to buy Vidi Amiga 12 (RT) at a reduced
price.
As usual, the 12(RT) software has been archived so that
we can unpack it onto its own disk, and as soon as this is
over users should boot from the resulting disk.
The software nan from Workbench and on appearing
will offer a main screen with the four main sections andl
two preferences screens available via burton controls- Most
readers won't have ihe Vidi hardware and those that do
won't need to be told how to use the grabbing screen, SO
let's go straight to the edit menu.
Click on the Load button at the bottom, of the screen and
sefeef Sean.ilbm from the file requester to load a digitised
picture of Scan Connerv. If you have a non-AGA Amiga,
this Ham8 image will not be displaced, so load the tat
caul image from the Vidi disk or choose a Ham file from
your own art work. Now that we have some data lo oper-
ate on, click on Edit bo go to the edit screen
Before any editing take* place we must convert the
image into RGB data for L2(RT) to EP '° work, so choose
GetRGB from the list of operations in the centre window.
The command name will appear on a button to the right of
the window and if we click on it the operation will be car-
ried out.
Once that's done, we Can atari to mess about For com-
plete fiddliness, using every one of the processing control*
in <t random order would give you an idea how they all
work, but there are one or two more spectacular one?, we
can go straight to.
1 hi' first process we'll try is emboss, which will convert
Ihe picture Hi a grey scale relief map of Sean's Xxf/. I here
are no user-definable settings for this feature, so [ust click
on Emboss and wait for Sean lobe turned to stone, rake a
good look at the display and note that whiter areas appB
higher And darker areas lower. Users can create very ne
effects by loading DPaint JFFs and applying this or any i
thr other Edit features, so keep an eye op*»n when usir
this software for opportunities where it might be useful
Before any other operation is carried Out, click on Urn
for the image to be rapidly returned to normal. Vidi Ami)
12(RT) keeps a buffered copy of the original image
ensure that the user iiin experiment without constant
loading the image back in again.
At all tunes, the image's gi^ an J whether or not it li
Amina Computing January 1994
■ff
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II bvainninn, with
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COVE R DIS
Iting hold ol Die ball, click on an ar
01 the background it is sitting On and
select Move to back from the Arrange
menu
Once the ball object has been
ungrouped you will notice that it was
made up ol the red ball, a spot high-
light, and an area of shadow, which
were grouped together to give the
impression of a 3D ball You should by
now have realised that a structured
drawing is made up of many compo-
nent drawings grouped together to
form the whole and that any drawing
can be edited by ungrouping it and re-
arranging Ms parts,
How much easier Is this than rub-
bing out a line or filled area in DPaint?
Lots Now select Close front the Project
menu, don't bother saving changes to
the drawing, and we'll draw a seasonal
snowman. „
Our snowman will be made up
mostly of two white circles, one each
•
directory, so double click on the NK
Logo file to load it up, This is a simple
drawing of the New Horizons logo and
we'll use it to show how structured
drawings are put together
Look at the toolbox window and you
should see that the arrow icon is
active. This means we are in abject
manipulation mode, and if you click on
the logo itself, drag points should
appear at its four corners Keeping the
left mouse button down, drag the draw-
ing around the screen and release the
mouse button, then click on one of the
four drag points and move il around,
Notice how the pointer changes to a
crosshair and we can alter the width
and height ol the drawing?
Move ihe drawing lo one side and
make sure it is more or less the same
shape as it was imported, then click
once on it with the left button to make it
active and select Ungroup from the
Arrange menu. The ball in the middle of
the logo should now have its own set
ol drag points What we have done is to
split the drawing down to its next most
complex component parts, and we can
now drag the ball around without
affecting the rest of the drawing.
For now, drag the ball to Ihe middle
of the screen and use Ihe Ungroup
option again. If you have any problem
for the head and body but If we draw
them as white against a white back-
ground things could get tricky.
Look at the Fill and Pen colour win-
dows on the right of the screen, and
choose white as the lit I colour and light
blue as the pen colour so that we can
see the outline of our circles.
Now draw two circles and drag or re-
been converted, to RGB an displayed on the right so there
should] be no confusion when working with a number of
frames,
Go back to the main screen by clicking on the close gad-
get un the Edit screen's window and click cm the Carousel
button. This option enables the user to load a number of
frames from tn animation or sequence of digitised images
and edit the order they appear.
Sequences can be played from here at varying frame
rates, backwards or tnrwards, and frames can be moved to
a new position in the sequence. For now there should be a
thumbnail ri-prvsentafion of the image we have in memory,
so click on it once then on Ihe Del button to start with a
fresh slate.
Now go back to the main screen and load our image
twice (yet, twice!) and return to the Edit screen. We should
have two images in memory, a fact which is reported in the
bottom right hand comer of the screen.
Use the GetKGB option with both images, swapping
between them vising the slider control, then go back to
trame one. Click cm the Cut button and cot out an area of
the image (vise the eye if you have loaded the Sean picture),
then go to the second frame and click on paste,
You should now be able to paste the brush from the
first frame into the second. If this doesn't happen it is
probably because you've forgotten to GetRGB, so don't
worry.
OK, we know how to load images, more than one if
need be, use the processing tools on il, and cut /paste from
one frame to another. The Carousel option now reqvirf* a
bit more explanation,
THUMBNAILS
When we go back to the Carousel screen, both frames
should be visible as greyscale thumbnails. Notice that they
are much clearer now that the program has some RGB
data to work with.
Starting from left to right we can see the program coil*
tab which enable us to jump to any other section, then a
list of swilehable file specification buttons, and finally a
set of controls for editing and viewing a sequence.
The top button of the image specification controls can
be used to toggle between two seto of images. Let's say we
load a pure 24-bit file which the software will convert to a
Vldi J Image prottalna tools CUD
tain an nrdlnary pJrNirr and da
loatt far from ordinary things to it.
Hire iraa has been turned Into a
taiour ntgativ* and embtiiird
Amiga Computing January 1994
COVE RDiSK
pregramiw
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size them using the drag points unlii
they are in the rough shape of a snow-
man You will have to click on l he
arrow icon once Itie circles have been
drawn to put us back in manipulation
mode
Ensure that Ihe head overlaps the
body a little and use the Arrange menu
to bring the head circle to the from of
the drawing, then hold down the Sniff
key and click on both circles. This is
called multiple selection and makes
both objects active
Next, choose Group from the
arrange menu and we should now be
able to move and re-size both circles
as if they were one. For now. we don't
want them grouped, so ungroup them
and we'll add some detail
First of all, some facial features
Select black as both the pen and fill
colour, then draw a circle which we'll
use as an eye. Now dick on the black
circle and choose Duplicate from the
Edit menu, We didn't have to do this in
such a simple case, but when you
need two objects to look exactly the
same the easiest way is always 1o cre-
ate one and then duplicate ft.
Move the two eyes to the correct
position on the snowman's head, and
notice how they don I move with com-
plete smoothness. That's because the
default for Design Works is that
objects should align themselves to the
grid you sea superimposed on the
screen
THE GRID
This method Is handy to ensure that
objects line up correctly with each
other but can be a pain when trying to
precisely arrange small details Select
Grid snap from the Layout menu to
turn this feature off. then place the
eyas correctly and turn grid snap back
on. Easy, eh?
Now for the nose. Well need a car-
rot, but there is no orange colour on
our fill window, Design Works uses
eight colours on-screen (the maximum
which can normally be produced by
colour inkjet qr dot matrix printers}
and dithers them to produce Ihe
impression of more colours
In this way. the program works in
the same way as your printer and
makes it more likely that what you see
on screen is whal you gel on paper.
We need therefore to make a pattern
which will look like orange, and easy
job of mixing red and yellow
Select Fill patterns from ihe Layout
^^^^
tni (Nniliripf or
Fnnlv with Oeilgn
Wtotii
menu and a window will appear with
the current fill patterns in boxes. To
change one, click on the light yellow
pattern (fifth from fhe right on the bot-
tom row) and it will pop up in the edit
windows.
On the left is a close-up of the pat-
tern and on the right is a representa-
tion of how ft will look on-screen, so
choose red from the selection of
colours below the windows and fill in
the while pixels with red. This will
result in a red-yellow dither pattern
which will look like orange. Click on
OK once you're satisfied with this and
ntakB sure it is the current fill pattern
by checking on the fill window.
To draw the nose, choose Ihe
dosed polygon tool (extreme right,
bottom row) and draw a triangle in
roughly the Shape of a carrot. Clicking
on the first point lo close the triangle
will pop us back in manipulation mode,
but if you want it Is easier to draw Iwo
sides of the triangle and select
Polygon,, .close from the Edit menu.
Now scale ihe triangle to the correct
size and put it on the snowman's face
To finish the face, we need a mouth, so
use either a few black circles or drr
smile using one of the drawing li
niques we've already explored, i
slap a grin on our frozen friend.
If you want to do some detailed
work on any of the elements, choos*
Enlarge from the Layout menu, anct
remember thai the mouth can be made
to go under the nose by bringing the
nose to the front using the appropriate
option from the Arrange menu. Once
the mouth is in place, multiple select
the eyes, nose, and mouth and group
i hem together.
Next we II make a scarf using the
freehand drawing tool (second froa
Ihe right, bottom row). Select red »
the fill colour and black as the pen
colour and draw a scarf around the
snowman's neck
When you've finished this drawing
a spline-based polygon will appear
complete with drag handles which you
can use to alter the shape of the
polygon.
Use the Enlarge option for close
control of the polygon rf required, then
draw the second par! of the scarf
hanging down from the snowman s
HAM image. We can t have that m the same sequence- as a
load of Hamtte, so Carousel starts another sequence off in
memory,
Usin^ tho toggle burton to swap between HAM and
Hamfi will .ii-i' swap between the HAM and HamtJ
sequence*. Next is the resolution button wnida does .i ^"li-
lar job if there era two sequences with differing resolu-
Tfrc ZumuMct aptian h kliat far morlng tramei atoumS
T4i ml Amiga Computing January 1994
hons> .i tmttiTi |n •nWAfT between single image settings and
sequence, and finally the- file format button.
Clicking nn this reveals that we may load a variety of
images, from TIFF to BMP la 24-bit, all of which
will be converted to RCB and displayed for the user to
work on. Vidi Amiga 12 (RT) is there.io.re extremely tuejul
tor those who might have images taken from FC or Mac, as
Mir III : .in..: UNIT formats we used extent'. i. 1 I v or, iJuim-
machines.
TfiL* nest set nt controls enable us to set the start
.iinl end point of any sequence we'd, like to view and is
accompanied by a rilidur giving variable control
mur playback sp^ed. If you have a fast enough
Amiga., you should be able to achieve 20 frames per second
VIEW OPTIONS
l hi tin- i.ir n;,;lit, the last set of controls give the user the
optiun to view a sequence backwards., forwards, 01 ill pmj;-
pong fashion, view a particular frame or play the whole
sequence. You will also find the Del and Mnu' buttons
here,
These an? most important because by using them it is
possible to select a range of frames and either deliMe thorn
qt move thi'tn tu another p<irt of the sequence, one of Vidi 's
must powerful editing features. Mastery of these controls
anJ the technique of cutting and pasting frames la i^sentia
if you are to get the most from the software,
Everything else in the Vidi Amiga 12 (RT) program
should be either easy tu experiment with or to pick up i
most nl the features are self-explanatory. With a bit
practice, home video enthusiasts who toke advantage
our special olfer shun Id be editing their own digital
n m\ iit within uiiv;
It y-ao limit likr the default gtabi, just
change the grabbing prrtmncei
CO VERDISK
«acfc. This should go under the other
1 of the scarf, so make sure you use
backward/ Forward controls from
Arrange menu to achieve the
' effect before grouping the two
We now have a basic snowman to
■W eb we could sdd a hat. a couple of
i, and a broom, and wbub used
of the basic drawing and editing
to do so. At the moment, though,
would be advised to save the work
so tar. and there are two ways of
(tils.
One is to save the project as a
Design Works document, a process
■fitch saves everything on the page,
but we could also export the drawing
M a clip for use in other programs. To
do this, multiple select all elements of
Mid drawing, group the whole lot
together end use the Export Piet
option from the Project menu.
Now lo add seme text. Go to the
Text menu and select the Font option.
but don't let go of the mouse button
yet There should be a sub-menu with
three lonts on offer and an option
marked Other. Choose the Other
option and a lisl of the available fonts
should appear- If you are booting from
the Design Works floppy, you should
be able to choose from four fonts with
thalr various sizes, but if working from
hard drive you should be able to select
Irom any of your bitmap
CompuGraphic. or PostScript fonts
Choose one you Ilka and make sure
the Size is at least 24 points, then type
art appropriate message below Ihe
snowman. If this were a New Year card,
Happy hogmany' would do just fine.
Click on Ihe arrow icon to finish enter-
ing lexl
The text should appear as you type
it just as If this were a word processor
and when you ve finished it will be pre-
sent as a text box. Now look at the text
menu, which offers options to make
the text bold, italics, or underlined, and
from where we can control justification
and spacing
There are enough word processor-
like Features to give our text the look
we want, and none of the features in
this menu should need much
introduction.
Note that justification is carried out
I " You con rdtt
drawing bf
\ unarauping
in relation to the text box rather lhan
the text, and that if we choose centred
text, it will be centred In the text box
itself
We can change the text colour using
the pen colour window and the back-
ground colour using the Ml window, so
there are plenty ol options to ensure ihe
final result is just as we'd like
Finally, let's look at printing the draw-
ing. As already mentioned, Design
Works uses eight colours with dithering
to that drawings appear on paper as
they do on screen, but if you have a
black-and-white printer the program will
use shades of grey instead
DRIVERS
The Design Works floppy includes
printer drivers for Epson, Canon SJ1D.
Star LCtO and PostScript printers,
which covers most of the available mod-
els If you are using the program from a
hard drive wilh printer preferences
already set up. Design Works will use
them, and there s enough space on Ihe
floppy for other drivers, so DeskJet
owners Tor example should be able to
use the HP500 drivers we ve given away
in the past
Select the Print option from the
Project Menu and the defaults
should be correct. That Is. eight
colours, single sheets, 3SfJ * 3GQ
dpi, but you can change these if you like
to suit your printer The toggle option
from normal to high quality makes for
better output, but it will take longer
to print
And that $ all we have time for. folks.
Design Works is one of those packages
with which it is easy to experiment and
explore, so you should be able to get
plenty out of the program with this
introduction Happy drawing.
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Author: Nicola Salmoria
This is the latest version of the test shareware print spooler around and is one of the
most useful utilities a printer owner will ever tun e I he program's job is to Irrtercepl
all print commands from Workbench or any program launched from Workbench
and spool them to a pre-set area in memory or on disk to await printing.
An obvious idv.int.ige of this approach is thot it almost immediately frees the
program wHich issued the print mmmand to do something ebe. No more waiting
around for ages while that 15-page listing churns out of the dot matrix,
to total] the program on hard drive, just drag the PrintManager icon to your
1 1 iuWCommodifaes drawer men type thy following command:
CON tFD:JEM.''S?D»LEt.PElllC! TO GiYS
So long <is yoia Workbench disk or hard drive has the commodities library, the pro-
gram will run perfect! v
All functions of the program are controlled from thv icon's tool types, including
the drawer where print jobs will Iil l stored before printing, and the interface i-- kwj
intuitive so most printer users should haw ra> problems
To test Priii (Manager, select its icon and look for the tool type 5POQL-
DRAWER=T:SFOOL and change it so that il reads 5POOLDRAWEK=RAM:. We
should clow be able lo load the program's docurnvnt fik and by holding down Alt-
Shift-0 print it to the spool drawer.
If every thing works it should take anij a split second far the printing to be accom-
plished and you should be able to continue reading the document while your printer
takes its orders from PrintManager,
Full details of the other tool types can be found in the on-disk documentation, but
this is the essence of how PrintManager works. It is easy to use and makes printer use
a lot lesh l-.i-^r.
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COVE RDIS K
Manager
Author: Matt Francis
Assigns can be a real pain for hard drive users. You
soon have so many of them that the list is as long as
your arm, and many of them can be redundant in
most situations, To remove an assign can also be a
pain, and keeping track of them is sometimes impos-
sible, so Assign Manager does it tor you.
The program is designed to be used as a Prefs
editor, so to install it to hard drive just drag the icon
to your Prefs drawer and add the following line to
the beginning of your user-starlup file or startup-
sequence:
A5SUHS USE
As Prefs is usually part of the command path, the
Assigns program should be found and initiated
Keeping an eye on your assigns is now a simple
matter of running the program and scrolling up m>4
down the assigns. They will be listed as one of loir
types: simple, defer, add. or path
Simple assigns are the most common and an
used by most commercial programs which install on
hard dnve Defer assigns are those which look for a
directory and don t panic if they can't find it. Add
assigns add a directory to, say, the LIBS, logical ;
device, and Path assigns just add the assigned
directory to a the Amiga DOS path.
Full instructions for this program can b* found to
the on-disk documentation
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EditKeys
Author: David Kinder
Key-maps are small pieces of code residing in the DEVSLKeymaps
drawer which can. be loaded using the AmigaDGS SetMap command to
alter the way the keyboard reacts to keypresses. If we could edit our
fceyuufi we could, for example, tell the Amiga that when Fl is pressed it
really means "Kun SYSrDPaint".
The flexibility of a program like this is immense as it can be used
either to produce hotkeys such as the Fl example above, custom&e g
keyboard for a disabled user to make typing easier, or change a USA
keymap intoaCB keymap.
Run the program hy drnihle dkking on its icon, at which time a file
requester should appear with the available keymaps lor you to choose
from. Ii r-hih doesn't happen just use the Load command from the pro-
gram's menu to load one.
I here wasn't enough space on the disk for a selection of keymaps and
we figured you'd rather edil vuur own, so you'll have to drag the pro-
gram icon to your Workbench floppy or hard drive and run it from
time. If this is done you should he able to edit keymaps from your own
Keymaps drawer. See the on-dihk documentation for full instructions,
ABCDir
Author: Marc Dione
ABCDir is a directory utility similar to TDM and
SID 2, both of which have made appearances on
past CoverDisks, and i* an attempt to bring
together everything the author liked about other
directory Utilities in raw program. To this end,
the program is completely self-contained and
even has it* own Shell window built in,
When first loaded, the program will open an
interlaced screen using, a fairlv small font which,
though readable on high ret. monitors, will cau.w
1 hi of eyestrain on a TV or 1064, so our first job
is fa ,] Iter the configuration.
Look at the gadget strips between the two
main windows and you'll see that there's a
Config button three spaces up from the bottom of
the left hand strip. Click on this button to reveal
the con rig options.
The list is a long one, H just scroll down it
using the slider until you see an Interlace option,
which should be the last one. Click twice on this
Round up
thoie peiky
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work lor fnu
to make it read nem- interlaced, then on OK. Got
it? We should now be able to see better, but
notice that the Shelf window is no longer visible.
As this sits on the lower part of the screen :
not accessible if you use a non-interlaced screen,
Sorry, but at least all the gadgets are available, I
and they're the important elements. 1 mean, v, x
use directory utilities to avoid Shell, don't we' I
you feel the need for a Shell window and I
extra window showing all devices and assigns,
select the double height non-interlaced setting Ii'
open a double height window, Simply move the
mouse pointer to the bottom of the screen and
the lower portion will scroll smoothly Into view.
With dial minor sticking point out of the way
ABCDir should lv .i Minplf program in use. h
works in the same way as most directory utilities
in that you first KJed a device from the gadget*
above the main windows, then a directory I-
clicking on it, then a file. Once the file is high-
lighted you jost dick on the tool of your choice
from the central strips.
Full instructions for this shareware release can
be found in the on-disk documentation,
Think you can do better?
Want to be famous? We are always* on the look-out for quality Amiga programs tur the
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The Amiga Computing CoverDwk is used, by thousands of Amija owners every mimth in
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Please make sure that you list ALL library and other files necessary for the program to
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will also stand a better chance of publication, H'e are especially interested In snull programs
whether they be games, utilities or whatever.
We are prepared lo pay our current rates for uri^inat work which has not been distributed
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Amiga Computing January 1§94
COVERDISK
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The Amiga Computing CoverDisk
designed to be as simple to use ;
possible. Follow these instructions
and you'll be up and running in no time!
•*** readers may have difficulties
■ling our CoverDisk, so we have
included this page to help you out.
Below we explain how to copy
flfcs from one disk to another, how
to copy the entire CoverDisk and
how to de-archive programs, None
of the first things you must do
when get your CoverDisk is make a
backup copy, then put the original
CoverDisk away for safe keeping.
As a rule you should also do this
with the majority of your software
collection.
How to make a backup
To copy the entire CoverDisk, load up your
Workbench disk, then either click once on the
CoverDisk icon and select Duplicate, or select Copy
fecm the Workbench menu., or open CLI/Shell and
type;
DISK70PT F»M »F0: TO IN:
When prompted, put your CoverDisk (the source
j disk) in dfO: and be ready to replace it with your
i blank disk (the destination disk). Follow the Amiga's
I on-screen prompts until the disk copy is completed.
Now put the original away in a safe place and use
jmr backup.
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Copying individual files
You might at some point want to copy a jingle program
<rorn a CoverDisk to your compilation, Workbench disk or
even your hard drive.
To do this you'll need the COPY command- As most
CoverDisk programs are stashed away in their own direc-
tories, the quickest way to copy a program is to copy the
whole directory at once. Use the command;
enrr Idlrietcrr} TO- Cnimlu) ill
where (directory) is the f-ul I pathname of the directory
you wish to copy, and {newdisk} is the name of the disk
and directory into which it will be copied,
for example, if you wanted to copy a utility called
FRED from CoverDisk 27's Utilities drawer to a directory
caled FRED on your Workbench disk, you'd type;
Wl rCVtSI)]i(?T:JTlL:T]:5, , FRE: TO ttRCBENIHl.J.'FSEJ UL
Aiiernatively, you can click once on the FRED directory
icon and drag it across to the new disk's window. This
has the advantage of creating a new directory For you
and copying the icon as well.
Once you have moved a particular program to where
you require it you could experience some problems run*
nirig the program. This is sometimes caused by the pro-
gram not being able to find files which it needs to run.
A good example is the text files on the CoverDisk.
These have been crunched using PowerPacker, so when
you try to copy them to another disk and then try to read
them you can't unless you have also copied the
Powerpacker library into your LIBS drawer,
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to your Work disk or hard drive make sure you also copy
any other files the program requires, ie fonts, libraries,
device drivers and Ccommands.
De-archiving
Occasionally we have so many programs to fit onto the
CoverDisk that we have to archive them. Archiving is
where we take the entire contents of a disk and com-
press them into one file which is much smaller, giving
us space to fit more programs onto the disk.
Dearchiving programs which are on the CoverDisk
is a very simple task, If a program has been archived
then you will need a blank disk to dearchrve it onto.
Say we have archived a program called f RED. You
simply double dick on FRED'S icon, and will be asked rf
you have a Wank dbk ready to dearchrve to. Type "f
or V accordingly.
Your computer will then copy the archived file into
its memory and ask you to insert your blank disk. It will
proceed to formal the disk, and will then de-cm rich
the archived file onto your blank disk.
Once this has been done you can simply reboot
your machine with the disk which contains the
deart hived program on it and then use the program as
instructed in the CoverDisk pages.
Note that if you have a Workbench 2 or upward
machine you must boot with the CoverDisk write-
enabled to perform the dearchiving process.
Workbench 3
if you have a Workbench 3 machine, don't
worry - most if not all of the programs on the
CoverDisk will work on your machines.
IF the program is specifically designed tq
work with Workbench 3 then you may have to
copy the program to your hard drive or
Workbench disk using the process described
earlier on this page.
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The DesignWorks manual begins with a friendly
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This is followed by an explanation of the
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One* in a while, there tomes an
invention that influences the
way in which society lives. The
car, television, the atom bomb, the cum-
paler... Now virtual reality is beginning to
■how its first signs of growing up from the
wildly speculative pipe dreams of its early
years into a fully-fledged, commercially
viable and above all, exciting industry.
VR has the potential to be the next "big
thing" to grab the collective imagination nf
ihe world. While television and film only
offer a screen to look at, with audience par-
ticipation rarely surpassing the heady
heights of Noel Edmonds's House Ptefty,
and the most involving computer^ games
resembling a two-player go on Galactic
Body Blows, virtual reality generates a
multi-user, fully interactive environment
where, bi theory at least, the only barrier is
the imagination.
At present, not only does VR challenge
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the way game* are played when
compared to the likes of the
Amiga and Super Nintendo, it
has an endless stream of pos-
sibilities that can he used in
all walks of life from 3D
walk-through architectural
plus to a surgeon training for
open heart surgery.
Contrary to popular belief,
virtual reality has been around for
over 20 years and has only come into
the limelight with the increasing technotcg-
led advancements and due to people like
Ivan E Sutherland. ]aron lamer and |ohn
Waldren.
HEAD-MOUNTED
As a concept, VR was created by-
Sutherland at the University of Utah in
1968 win 1 re he produced the First head-
nountoj display (HMD) showing a topo-
graphic map of the US. Due to the unit's
weight, the kit had to be hung from- ihe
ceiling, and it had a power cable running
down the user's back with 5O.00Q volts
coursing though it,
In another American slate during the
■60s, Myroo Krueger was creating the first
VR games at the University of Wisconsin
with the likes of Critter which displayed a
video silhouette of the user's bead and
shoulders, A bug would crawl up to the
head to be subsequently removed by the
player's hand.
In the '80*, Frederick Brooks created
Why watch a movie when you can I
be in one? Adam Phillips reports
d[ on the rapidly expanding
and often controversial
world of virtual reality
CROCK, when.'
the user could
manipulate molecules 0)
the use of 3D image and touch.
laitm Lanier, the owner of VFL (Visual
Programming Language) was the man to
come up with a label for all this experimen-
tation - virtual realitv. His own achieve
merits are as ihe inventor oi the
DataClwe, the inspiration foe which he
puts down to a desire hi create the ulti-
mate air guitar, and the Eyephones. head-
mounted display unii for the home
user,
Stil! confused as to what VR actually is?
Think of it Bfl an artificial, ccimpuler-tvru-r
ated world, created by sophisticated soft-
ware and entered by the operator through
the use of advanced, specialised peripher-
als, such as helmets and gloves, in either
standing or sitting i* Litton, distending on
the software.
It creates an environment which is 3D,
affecting the three principal areas of si^ht,
sound and touch. The peripherals monitor
the operator's movements and duplicate
Dresden virtually rebuilt
On February 15, IMS, the Fraucnkirche, the Church of
Our Lady in" Dresden - part of the then East German) -
was destroyed by a firestorm. This was brought about by
the heavy British bombing two days before which caused a
fire to ravage the one oJ the greatest masterpieces of
European architecture until its walls finally caved in leav-
ing a heap of rubble.
Enter 'Ws technology to reconstruct the church from
scratch using the original materials, sandstone from the
Elbe valley and historic building techniques.
To help with the rebuilding surviving detailed architec-
tural drawings and photographs were used to create a
model which was then turned into a 3D photo-reaJJatk
computer animation of a flight round the Dresden
Frauenkinche.
The sequence of the church will prove invaluable for
the reconstruction, giving, the designers and builders the
closest view possible without actually building, it - a vir-
tual reality.
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thing
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won r t merely
replace TV, it will
eat it alive,..
5
Arthur C Clarke
them in the virtual world in real time,
thus giving rise to an immersive expe-
rience, in which the operator is sble
to rrunnipuhiti* hibi SU m HI nd i" %* via
the computer.
At present, tliL-R' ,irf several
peripherals that car be used in VR.
TrifSf art- split into two categories
- the senfiOfS cind the effectors,
Sensors send your signals to the
computer and affect your actions
in cyberspace (a computer-gener-
ate virtus) world) while effectors
send back data to the mei
An HMD, where the player sees the
m lion, is an effector, while joysticks are
sensors. The hand movement devices
found so far in the British arcades are the
basic Joysticks which have one button to
fire and the other tn move in
thi' direction mhi .in' Imkinj;.
Data gloves, available in
America for some tinu-. Ji-t
your fingers dictate your
movements. The rati stage is
a glove that iv i 3 1 enable the
user to "feel" their environ-
ment through the us*' i •
sure pads in the peripheral
Beyond this, the biggest
and potentially must impor-
tant immersive effector/sen-
sor i«, tht- full Kwh data suit.
Virtual Presence's version
features 96 sensors to I rack
joint arid I ■■. tl v movement.
With the titanium wiring, the
suit is very light and if
bought with their Eatest HMD
Touch C/dvf aitawi miti to
frri virtual tratStf nJi/w!i
- a much lighter product than the
Virtualiry display - it will set you back
£5,000. A snip.
The VR technology us everyday punters
have Jiif?.y to & in the arcades and appears
a little unimpressive and arcane at the
moment when compared to cabi n et hi Bed
machines, with rather slow update rates
and basic graphics. But the makers of these
machines, Virtualiry Crimp plcjitvthi'sr .is
only the first step in a long but definite
route to achieving the ultimate in sensory
experience.
The company, founded by Dr Jon
IValdrSI in |1fi7 nruliT it- .■ ,i !■.,!■ -,- of W
Industries, is the world's leading manufac-
turer of virtual reality equipment and soft-
ware and has sold more than 350 systems
in 20 countries at the healthy price of
£25,000 each.
Waldren built his first VR system during
his PhD .it Loughborough in 19R4 From
there he established his now booming com-
pany and I he following year won the
hritisb Technology Group Award in IIRS.
The company has continued to grow at
a heatthy rale, knocking aside that old
British technotogical neurosis - great idea,
no business sense whatsoever - and has
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VIRTUAL REALITY
The negative
CO
eye
The HMD has
recently come
..' ■" under attack in the
.-- press and under research
by John Wann and hrs colleagues
at the University of Edinburgh, among
others. Worries have been aired ihat the
HMOs may well cause binocular stress or
users' eyes and cause nausea and
headaches., among other symptoms.
After setting up a lest involving 20 young adults sealed
on a "tethered" cycle and asked to ride round a virtual
landscape with signs, buildings and bridges, over hall the
subjects reported blurred vision and one individual's eyes
took 40 minutes to return lo their normal stale.
The equipment they tested was the VPL LX Eyephone
with Fresnel lens which was regarded by many VR com-
panies as a poor comparison to their own hardware
Wann also claims that the similar problems have arisen
with the LEEP lens systems, and thai further research is
required. Virtuality had this to say about the subjecl:
"With respect to physical side effects oJ VR, such as eye
strain, any poorly designed equipment will introduce eye
strain. II is Ihe responsibility of good engineering and col-
lect health and safety tests to ensure products do not
reach the market in such a stale "
Earlier ibis year the Independent launched an attack on
Sega and its prototype designed for home use. the Sega
Virtua VR HMD, for being one ol the guilty parties in the
eye strain wars thai could possibly cause squints in young
children if used for loo long.
Whether this was true or not is no longer the issue
because the equipment Ihe tabloid-style article wrote
about was still being researched and tested in the labs
and was not available to the general puttie
Any hopes though ol the Sega's VR unit being released
betore Christmas are highly unlikely. It's possible thai Ihe
machine will now be delayed unlil late Spring 1994.
The reason given is ihe continuation of extensive tests
which are taking longer than previously thought, and lo
improve me games thai were lo be released with (he sys-
tem, possibty alter the very mixed reaction they received.
With the Health artd Safety Executive sinking £200.000
into further research on the possible side effecls of VR
use, it's obvious the matter is being dealt with seriously,
and all parties are apparently giving lull cooperation.
itm In roMidi. Seyni INI HMD out tw *ipMtrf #orfr to V*
tmOOtA contracts with some ol the world's
biggest names sudh as MCA in Ahhtilm,
Nabisco and Badweuer, among other*.
The real ace in Virtually'"- pack,
though. Is the reunify attained contract
With Sega, when Waldren and company
sold the first significant operating system
licence to the Japanese entertainment
gjant. licensing technology is Virtualitv-
a Kempt to standardise a still young mar-
ket The deal Is to produce a high peifoc-
ouuiee virtual reality game which, in the
words of the ewer-modest John Waldren,
will be "a landmark within the arcade
entertainment field"
To top all of this,, the company was
recently floated on th' 1 stack market and
fetched £10 million from the newly
acquired shareholders wMh premiums at
73p*mihe hn-t d*]
Vou may be wondering what kind of
■machine it takes to run the future of
entertainment as we know it- It's none
other than an Amiga. Although stuffed to
tin- brim with graphics cards and boards
introducing processing technology many
limes in excess of the basic unit, it's still a
Commodore at heart...
With Virtuality Group pic's financial
holdings well and truly anchored, how
does John Waldfen see VS's future?
"We envisage the technology becom-
ing signtficantly lighter and less cun
some. In terms of the most imp
aspect, that of the software develop*
at the moment entertainment app k
and other V'K applications are verj
"As we speak, these are b« i
more sophisticated in theit i
and in their usability- It is critical
environments art- both compelufljj
highly enjoyable, but at the saaM
immediate and uncluttered b\ I
From the actual reality of driving around Nottingham
hopelessly lost to the virtual reality of a Gladiators match
gone horribly wrong, where this humble reporter was
turned intg a bloodthirsty, rampaging robot, is an exam-
ple of Ihe pure escapism VR offers.
Laserquest in MoHingtiam is one ol a chain ol nation-
wide sites boasting an extensive range of VR games.
Started nearly two years ago, the leisure complex has
gone from strength to strength and now has tour lully
operational VR pods with a mere accumulative cost of
£100,000.
On entering the premises, you'd expect to see some
huge towering piece of equipment to justify the price but
in lacl, after having a good loo*; around, my eyes linally
stumbled across a television, four Amigas with acces-
sories and four hollow artificial tree stumps in which the
players stand wearing the VR headgear and clulching
their joysticks
Before testing the ahen-loofcmg equipment, I asked
VR and laser quest marshal Paul Shelion his opinions on
virtual reality:
Wow are people reacting to VR?
"It's been a positive response from the Laserquest play-
ers; Ihe general public really enjoy playing as well. It's
ideal for corporate events where there's a real sense of
who can outwit level 6 ol Legend Quest or beat the alien
in Grid Warriors "
What do you think of the possible side effects of VR
such as eyestrain?
"I've been playing virtual reality for nearly a year now
At the arcades
since it's been down here, sometimes playing games like
Gridbusters two or three times a day and have had no
problem. Another guy has been using it lor two years and
is perfectly line. We've never had any complaints,,,"
What do you expect to see over the nexi few months?
"Over the space of m months [since]... Combat Zone was
released to the latest one, Gridbusters, [they've added]
digitised photographs and a totally interactive soundtrack
which adjusts to the player's situation, telling you where
lo go and what lo look at.
"I can see that side developing first and Ihe graphic
capabilities allerwards. In ihe luture, I can see virtual real-
ity nvalling Ihe arcades."
This may all sound very enticing, but what about the
actual prices of playing in gamer heaven? For the addic-
live players among you, it'll coal El 20 lor an eight-hour
Durijpcnm. drajnm Ortrf Ifflim IMW* *" Iflh. !** molt
Interactive utatttbr virtual rtafHr aam« w *».,-
session on Legend Quest down to a more reaso
£4.50 for 15 minutes.
For the same amount ol money, the time alh
lluctuaies on dillerent games. It may sound a little
dear side but with member and guest lists of «
7,000 customers, virtual reality seems to have
solid impact on Ihe arcade-ptaying public already
So what are the actual games like and are they
the money? While Dactyl Nighlmare and Gndbuslem
reasonable titles, Legend Quest is by tar f
example, really showing whal virtual reality is cai
It takes the cliched format ot an adventure set M
geons whert you, the player, may select to be ed
dwarf, an ell, or - if you're in a really daring moc4
human, Choose a profession - fighter, thief or rnag
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VIRTUAL REALITY
b of primitive software interfaces,"
utility's main, field is in enter-
Ihey are also placing a firm invest-
nuny nther ueas of devetopfnent.
adcd in these is "edutainment", a
Lucation and entertainment
I already being UHt-tt in the
of experiences which depict the
•■■ laled la an environmental type of
OMSTRUCTED
ihe future, imagine a classroom with-
■ :■■■! "ur o blackboard and .1 high
y chunk of chalk where the pupil
■ down, puts on VR glassy and
rst hand about the battle of
arth or watches the siege of Leningrad
in a virtual work! These sys-
f» also planned to be used in universi-
*nd museums and jgain olfti a
potentially excellent learning experience?
Finally, for those of us wishing to have a
virtual WOtld in our own front room, a
home-based virtual reality kit is been dis-
A OMshm
produced
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Amrrim
Drvislnn have
treated where a
military trainee
stand* irt a virtual
environment of
rraltitlt targets,
activities and
Interaction
cussed with several manufacturers, for
joint development of the computer
gamer's dream.
Another British company doing finan-
cially well both at home and abroad is
Division, Founded in 1989, their speciali-
sation is in applications such as com-
puter-aided design, molecular modelling,
telepresence and simulation.
Last October, Volvo demonstrated
their Division-designed Virtual Reality
Crash Simulator where the user is able to
experience a 25mph side impact and walk
away unharmed. Charts Grimsdale, MD
of the company said: "A full scale N5
1111..I1 i mi 1 hi' car can provide invaluable
insights into both ergonomics and aes-
thetics of design."
In Ihf Netherlands, virtual reality has
been used to show houses which have not
yet been built. Prospective purchasers
3 the quest begins. Split up into several levels in tested
inters, puzzles and treasure, up to four players can
low through the adventure, amassing lame and lorturte
«o generally having a damn fine interactive time.
Calling to your tallow companion a in a distorted sound-
ntftesized voice through the vR headset to watch their
J*c*s - because of the several skeletons rising from
or - and discussing strategies creates a real
I ng of teamwork and excitement as you work
together to progress into the later levels. It is possible
-', your game to return to later if you run oul of
ey.
DRAMATIC
rter of CyberEdge Journal's VR software of rtie year
iard 1093, Legend Quest is what virtual reality is all
I - feeling like you're there.
Despite ihe basic chunky look ol the graphics, tine far
perfect lrame j update and Ihe occasionally unrespon-
al times controls that don't exactly show qtt stata-of-
-art technology, insiders believe that there will be a
naiic improvement within (he next \2 months.
According loClive Jones of Dimension: "The whole mar-
'r'Dlace is technically developing incredibly quickly partic-
r pn] the graphics [performance area "
With peripherals such as data gloves soon to be
ased into the arcades and five more games on the way
eluding an underwater adventure, a Slar Wars-type
♦scapade and a boxing game as well as a Hurry of enter-
nment activity across the Atlantic, VR is shaping up lo
1 a healthy contender for the coveted title of the ultimate
ning experience.
The common set-up fur HancHng games: Here the players Hand In a O IMP.
n "pad" lord tar a side playina area... In this example, Leaend Queit
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VIRTUAL REALITY
Dirhivn i HMD
were able to walk through and see their
future homes, and during the two days
that the VR system was in use, more
houses were sold than in any previous
two-day period.
Give Jones of Division said: ''...if you
look at some of the ways [virtual reality]
is going to help people interface with
computers and some of the ways in winch
it's going to allow multimedia to come to
life which it hasn't done before, it's more
than just another step - it's quite s radical
improvement"
Stateside, where things move faster
and cost more., companies like Evans and
Sutherland - iht- makers ut military and
scientific simulations for industry - have
decided to turn their talents to the enter-
tainment sector.
Unlike ' Virtuality and Division, whose
philosophies are to make VB as affordable
as possible tor the mass market, E&S have
pulled out all the stops and created
Virtual Adventures for a bargain base-
ment price tag of SI million each, to be
installed in major theme parks in 1994,
The company's idea is to move away
from the HMD and into a more sociable
and interactive environment where a
group of people work together to win the
game.
Their first product is a game where a
ream must work together to save the Loch
Ness monster using a vehicle containing
sis people performing different tasks -
one pilot, a navigator and robot arm oper-
ator among others.
At the recent SIGGRAPH show in
America, the world's largest computer
graphics get-together, Evans and
Sutherland stole the event with their
breathtaking virtual reality hang-glider
nde which allows two participants to fly
ihriultaneously through separate urban
landscapes. Even though this, was put
together, purely for the show, E&S have
plans to produce a line of machines for
under 5100,000 each,
While there are only a handful of com-
panies through out the world in VR pro-
duction, many other industries are
becoming increasingly interested in the
Exhibitions in VR
Imagine a system that combines, virtual reality, video and sound, all squeezed into
b virtual environment displaying 24 exhibits In space thai normally only tils one.
The Virtual Exhibition System {VES) is the brainchild Of Perry Hitbber, a designer
working for design company Faberushi.
Us a multimedia experience in the true sense of the word, where the user is
able to move via a custom controller called a Spaceball through a virtual exhibi-
tion. A series of computers are lined up which, when approached, play a short
video clip describing the particular project.
"VES helps make virtual reality a more usable and accessible technology."
Huber says. 'For the first lime, many companies can see Ihe potential benefits of
VR. and more importantly, can afford to use ihem."
While using a non-Immersive VGA monitor, Huber opted for an Amiga 1500 fit-
ted with an accelerator card, connected to a Laserdisc player. He intends to
upgrade to a Motorola S&OJO based Amiga 4000 in the future. My, my, that
Commodore machine gets everywhere.
uses for this new medium ,
According to America's Ben Delanv,
edftoi Hi ii"- < yberEdgt found (a paper
specialising in all things cvberspace and
virtual), among many of the proposed
applications is telepresence where instead
of a human going into a potential lethal
situation such as a massive tire in a
petroleum refinery or a meltdown in a
nuclear plant, a remote-mntrolled robot is
sent in operated by a person wearing a
data suit which causes* the machine to
mimic their actions,
VR's uses spread as far as psychology
where patients will be able to talk to an
unassuming virtual therapist controlled
by people out of sight - potentially useful
in dealing with highly disturbed children.
GENETIC
Other more controversial VR tech-
niques will be in genetic engineering
where the engineer will move about in
the fish-tank-like setting of a virtual cefl,
grabbing and moving organelles at will,
At the same time, laser cytometres will be
performing the actual manipulations on
real, living cells, copying the actions of
the operator.
You may have read articles and press
releases about virtual reality before and
grown tired of the endless stream of
hvperbole: "It's the dawning of a new
age,".., "The world will never be the
same again,"... "It's not life as we know it,
Jim," to the other extreme: "It'll destroy
society, crush the souls of children, anni-
hilate human communication..."
Although tbe above comments are on
the extreme side, whatever VR is capable
of, it is up to the people who develop and
use it to make sure that this powerful
medium that's corning of age is used
responsibly drill creatively-
While virtual reality may be just
another step in technology's evolutionary
ladder, the signs are that this is no flash-
in-the-pan craze, and that we'll be
more of VR in the months and years
come.
In the words of Give Jones at DivUu
questioned on the future of virtual real*
"Has It reached the unstoppable
very, very close to it,"
Special thanks
Parallelogram magazine
L'i r Brian Collins, IBM UK Scenli' -
Centre (Dresden)
Further reading:
Mondo2000
CyberEdge Journal
Virtual Reality by Howard RheingoW
Further viewing
Brainstorm - The first and so far bes!
VR film made starring Christopher
Walton as (he seienlis! lapping into the
human mm! to create the ultimate sen-
sory experience.
The Lawnmower Man - A very weak,
limping plot just held together by the
superb VR sequences created by Angel
Studtos.
Emmanuelle's Seventh Heaven -
Another chance for the porno industry to
sink theif leelh into so me thing new
Emmanuelte conducts sex therapy
through Ihe use of virtual reality in ihis
soft porn Nick.
Cyberzone, BBC2 - Craig Charles des-
perately tries 10 make this VR cat TV
mouse game interesting but there's no
doubt that it's just a Utile tedious when
viewing. Worth watching il only to see
virtual reality in action.
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H A R D WARE
One of the great things about the
Amiga is its ability to use Mffl-
pled sounds; you only have to lis-
ten to a typical game or demo to hear what
can be achieved.
Sound sampling, for those of you who are
new to such things, involves a rather strange
translation process whereby recorded
sounds are converted into sets of numbers.
In most cases this is achieved by plugging
a box called a sampler or sound digitiser into
the Amiga's parallel port, connecting a
sound source (microphone., CD player and
so on) to it, and then using a piece of soft-
ware to collect and save the digitised sound,
Reasonable hardware and software can
be obtained quite cheaply and although gel-
ting good results may t;skr ,i little practice r
the -ampling process itself is easv to
perform.
Now you certainly don't need to be tech-
nically minded to benefit from the Amiga's
sound sampling Lkiiii.es, hui most toen do
seem to feel more coinfortable with the jar-
gon that thc-y inevitably encounter in maga-
zines and books if Ihey know something
about how digitisers work and how samples
are stored- So, with this in mind, here's a
more detailed overview of the sampling
process.
A single musical note can be thought of as
consisting of sound waves of a given pitch
itrei|inTK\ i and loudness {amplitude), When
you Listen to a piece of music, or anything
else come to that, what you ate listening to is
a rnass of these waves containing many dif-
ferent frequencies and amplitudes.
In making a tape recording of, say, a
song, the intensities of each part of the wave-
inmi are continuously measured and stored
(.as varying strength magnetic information]
on the tape. These types of continuous mea-
nnrements are called "analogue" recording
techniques and are so named because an
ever-changing signal is being measured in a
way that allows the full details of the input
signal to be recorded {in theory at least).
Sound digitiser-, work on rather a differ-
ent principle - thev use special hardware
which grabs and measures, ie sampSes, the
input signal's amplitude information at spec-
ified intervals.
This usually happens many thousands of
times a second and by storing the numerical
ratuea which represent the amplitude of the
signal, a digital copy of the original sound is
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built up. The key point to approach i> lh.it
because the information ends up being
stored as a series of numbers in memory it
becomes amenable to processing by
computer,
As sound editing is then reduced to just
changing the number issodftted with tht-
digitised waveform, it becomes possible to
achieve effects which are either difficult or
impossible to produce with conventional
analogue recording technique?;.
Needless to say, the quality of any sam-
ple depends on the accuracy of the digitisa-
tion process and one of the factors to
consider here is the resolution of the num-
bers used to define the waveform ampli-
tude - it should be pretty obvious that
sample quality is gotng to be dependent on
the range of numbers used to represent the
amplitude measurements.
EIGHT-BIT
The Amiga's internal Sound chips are
based on the use of 8-bit sound samples and
this is why most Amiga samplers perform
amplitude digitisation to an accuracy of 8-
bits ithis means that the numerical ampli-
tude values found in the stored sound
sample 1 data lie in the range -12S to -+117).
Although the Amiga's Internal sound
chips an?' quite impressive, this 3-bit limita-
tion does of course put a restriction on the
playback quality that can be achieved when
sounds are regenerated,
Compact discs, which incidentally also
use this type of digitised sound technologv,
are rather better in this respect because they
use a WbH sampling amplitude resolution.
This means that CD digitised data contains
correspondingly more waveform detail
('hence the playback sound quality is better).
Slxtocn-lnt simpler* an? available for Hie
3 4
TIME (m/secs)
Samplers measure amplitude at many points along the waveform
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Amiga Computing January 1994
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Exciting, yes, but you need to know
the basics before plugging outsfde
sounds into your Amiga. Paul Overaa
explains why your Amiga and a CD
player have a lot in common...
Amiga but. with one notable exception
(namely Micrt ideal's Clarity Ifi), they're still
relatively expensive, They also have another
disadvantage - because each amplitude
value USB Hi bits <Z bytes) instead of 8 bits (1
byte), they use up twice as much memory!
I'lie sampling rate, ie the frequency at
which signal measurements arc taken, is the
other Factor which governs the resulting
sample qualitv. Fast sampling rates would
intuitively be expected to give better wave-
form detail and this is exactly what is found
in practice.
Amiga digitisers, are very respectable in
this ri'-pii r \fnTin,k'fl]'s MegakKotoid sam-
pler, for instance, can collect mono samples
at rates of 40 to 7l?kH/ and even stereo sam-
ples can be collected at rates of 34 to 33kHz.
The relation between sampling rate and
playback rate is quite easy to understand, If
say you sample a musical note using a
2DkHz sampling frequency, and then play-
that sample back using the same frequency,
the digital copy of the note will sound the
mne a* the original because you're recon-
structing the waveform in the same time
space.
If however you double the playback
speed then you are effectively doubling the
frequency of all of the elements in the wave-
form and since a doubling ni frequency
means an increase of one octave in pitch, the
digitally recorded sound will end up sound-
ing an octave higher. Half the playback fre-
quency and the note will sound an octave
lower, and so urt-
Amiga chip memory is always at a pre-
mium and since most samplers use this
memory as their sample workspace, this
places a limit on the size of the sample that
can be taken. Some of the expensive 16-bit
samplers solve this limitation by offering
direct -to-hard-disk sample taking and this
facility has recently filtered down to more
affordable digitisers as well.
I In' hardware performani,v ,-.r direct-to-
disk unite tend to vary according to the effi-
ciencv of the hard disk being used but, by
way of example, the Megalosound unit can
often achieve speeds of around ISkH/ u ht-ii
recording stereo mnptea in this way.
Irrespective of whatever sampling hard-
ware you choose, or can afford, to buy, there
are some genera I guidelines to bear in mind.
HARDWARE
none of fjiese units can work mifih
fc* and if the signal fed into the digitiser is
;i.'m '.du cjii bet your bottom dollar
hat Ihe results sre going to be equally poor.
fou can get great results from CD decks,
words and tape machines but if you want
.1 microphone for recording voices
nd so on then a little more care in wtded.
Microphones, siieh as the those provided
heap portable tape madrOMA, are best
r*oided (like thi? plague). If you need to
■ample microphone-b^id input then try
■J get hold of something decent (like an
IKG, Shure, or Beyer) even if it means bor-
jMring one from a rich friend!
One criteria used to measure me signal
polity of hi-fi equipment and the like is
Bmething called the signaHsMwise (SMR)
! Iiih. basically gives a measure of the
■icnrtL itself relative to any extraneous elec-
ncally generated background noise pro-
iuced by the equipment.
Keeping tape heads and records clean,
ind using good quality connecting leads
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(which should incidentally be as short as
possible)., can all help to improve the final
quality of the audio signal.
ttecause it is important to provide the
digitizer with a good strength signal, the
sampling software will provide graphic
Probably the
best &bit
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wmplrr in the
work!
indicators which allow you to see whether a
suitable signal level is being provided
To* low and the sample will have a lot of
background noise, too high and the digi-
tigl ft input circuitry won't be able to cope
and you'll get a distortion effect known as
TVotible
shooter
With proper attention Id input signal
levels, and & decent original signal,
very little can go wrong with your
sample taking. There are however
a couple of extra points worth
mentioning.
To start with, dirty contacts on the
audio lead that links the sound
source to the digitiser can olten
result in poor sample quality. The
remedy is lo clean the jacks/phono-
sockets (loose connections cause
similar problems and !he solution
should be pretty obvious).
Audio leads trailing near to a
mains power cable are another thing
lo watch for - it is all too easy for
mains-induced hum to be inadver-
tently picked up.
The moral here? Keep all audio
leads away Irom cables that carry
current and don't, incidentally,, do
silly things like draping audio leads
over your monitor.
Not because it's particularly
unsafe but because the high voltages
inside the monitor can also result in
the audio input cable picking up
induced hum.
The sound sampler
Sound samplers convert sound to a digitised form which can be stored and manipulated by a
computer. Samplers rely on chips called analogue-to-diaital converters (ADCs). These
specialised chips sample analogue voltages and convert Ihem into binary numbers which Ihe
computer can digest, Sound samplers usually operate at rates of up to 4C.000 samples per
second (apt) although sampling rales of S.OQQsps to I5.000sps can be quite adequate. Control
of the recording level or gain is very important. Some samplers control gain digitally on screen
while others offer only hardware control,
The analogue-to-digital converter (ADC)
This is the heart o1 the sampler, Trie chip
samples the analogue input at a
eontrollBd sample rate and measures
Ihe voltage variations ai regularly
spaced intervals, generaling a list of
pinary numeric values which can be slored
and manipulated by the computer.
microphone converts sound
to voltage variations
ADC converts analogue
vo tinge to digital signal
in mo
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Nyquist's Law
Nyqulsfs Law Slates <hBl the highesl recordable
frequency is equal to half Ihe samoring rale. The range of
the human ear goes up to about 30.0CKJH2 so lo record
sounds at this frequency would require a sampling rale
of JO.uOOeps - this is about itie rate at which sound ts
recorded (or company discs.
iS.OOBsps is usually quite adequate Tor Homo computer
use, however, and at IhiS rate the highest rBCorUaftle
frequency would be 7500Hz, Any sound above this
frequency would be recorded as noise or "aliasing.".
To computer
Analogue-digital converter chip
Once in digital form various techniques can tie applied to the sound file including echo, flanging, ramping, scaling and
resampling. Flangmg adds a whooshing sound to instruments and voices. Ramping changes the volume of a sample
gradually from beginning id end. Flipping makes trie sampled sound play backwards. Scaling changes ihe volume of
an entire sample Dy a specified amouni. Resampling improves ihe quality ol a piece oi sound by sampling at a high
rale than humping it down to a lower, lesa memory intensive speed. This gives a bailer quality f esutt lhan would
otherwise be possible al a 'lower sampling rate.
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nal that is a little too loud and expenment by
sampling If; and listening to the results.
If on replay you hear tiny evidence of dip-
ping, then reduce the volume slightly and try-
again. Repeal the process until you are con-
vinced that you've recorded the strongest
non-clipping signal possible. Some digifisers,
incidentally, are fitted with volume control -
Others- are not and in these latter cases the
signal level will need tu be adjusted directly
freer the audio source.
Collecting sound samples is great tun. li
b, however, of little use unless those samples
can be saved and re-used and hen'io lies
another part of the sampling story...
The digital copy or image of the sound in
meimir\ i- called the raw data and many
^mple editing packages offer facilities- Eot
writing this information directly to disk.
Raw files are used mainly by program-
mer - a games coder lor instance might use
raw sound sample data, and emhed the
required details of playback rates and the
like, within the program using the sound.
As a means of creating portable data files,
■uund ST-impli. 1 files that can be used ■with
any number of differed] sound editing pro-
grams or tracker programs, raw sample files
are less than .ideal- This is because a program
reading such raw sample data is not going to
know how the waveform should be played
hack or used.
What is needed therefore is a file format
that gases not only the waveform data, but
some details about how the sample should
be played and this is where the IFF K>VX fife
format comes to the rescue.
IFF files store their data items in labelled
blocks (called chunky. With fj-bit sound
samples the chunks, since they represent ft-
bit Sampled Voice data, are known as 8SVX
chunks and these will contains the raw
waveform data, details about how the sam-
ple should be played, plus perhaps other info
as well, A simple BSVX file might, conceptu-
ally look something like this:
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The IFF format allows a number of different
waveforms to be stored together, including a
tine-shot sample which is a waveform that is
intended to be played once at some nominal
playback rate* The file may also include a
repeat part waveform The idea here is thai
when samples are played as musical (instru-
ments, the programs using them can ini-
tially play the one- shot part of the
waveform, and then loop around the repeat
part of the waveform for as long as the
sound needs to be sustained.
Programs ivhich use sampled sounds as
instruments achieve different notes in a par-
ticular voice by modifying the rate at which
thev play back, the sound sample.
Samples however always sound best; Of
at least most natural, when they are played
back at rales near to their original sampling
r.ih- and With Urge alterations in playback
Bites thf quality of the voice can often dete-
riorate drastically-
MULTIPLE
The IFF standard helps programs to
avoid these sorb of problems by allowing
multiple octave sound data to be stored so
that in any jjiveri situation a program can
choose an octave nearest to the note that it
wishes to generate. Three and five octave
SSVX file versions are common.
Ill KSVX is fine as an S-bit standard but
over the last few years a more sophisticated
file standard has been created that will
become increasingly important as 16-bit
sampling becomes more accessible.
It's called Audio IFF and one of the pack-
ages which support* this format is
Microdeal's Clarity 16. The AVE format, an
m-house standard created by Audio Visual
Research, is another 16-bit arrangement that
you may also read about-
AYR files consist of a small block of
header information followed by the sample
waveform data. There are incidentally a
4
number of Midi-oriented sound sample Of
formats also available but these are really
only of interest to professional users.
By virtue of the way they are obtained,
digitised samples are of necessity both rime
quantised and limited to discrete steps in
amplitude-
I In' world of mathematics has provided
us with something called the Nyquist theo-
rem which essentially says that <i continuous
lime waveform, when sampled at a fre-
quency greater than twice the maximum fre-
quency component in its spectrum, can be
reconstructed completely from the sampled
waveform.
Now in theory you can use these ideas to
predict suitable sampling rates when taking
Let your ears be
judge and jury
and you won't
go far wrong J
samples of a particular musical note (if for
instance you are sampling a sound with a fre-
quency of 15kHz, this theory suggests that
you'd need to collect data at a frequency of at
k-.ist twice this, le 30kHz to get a good
sample).
En practice things are not thai simple
because musical instruments produce notes
which contain other frequencies, called har-
monic overtones, which colour the sounds.
These harmonics may include frequencies
which are at a much higher frequency than
the main note.
If the Nyquist relationship tells you any-
thing at all it is that a sampling frequency at
least twice as fast as the frequency of the
highest frequency component present in the
original waveform needs to be used-
Since you'll never know the frequency of
the harmonics- any chance of making sound
predictions (apologies for the pun) of suitable
sampling rates go out of the window! The
solution of course is to forget any "I tan cal-
culate the required frequency" ideas and let
your ears tell you wlicther vou hat'e. a good
sample or not.
Samples can incidentally suffer from a
waveform distortion known as aliasing when
taken at sampling rates of less than the
Nyquist predicted frequency and the Amiga
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Chip memory The area of memory
that is accessible by the Amiga's cus-
tom chip set. Sound samples have to
be held in chip memory in order to be
used,
clipping When a signal is provided
that is loo loud for the dlgitiser cir-
cuitry to cope with, the top parts of
the input signal waveform can be
effectively- chopped off or clipped.
This produces a distortion which, for
obvious reasons, is called clipping!
hertz The hertz Is the common unit
of frequency equivalent to one cycle
per second, so. 1kHi =1,000 cycles per
second.
RAM scanning A facility provided by
some sampling software whereby you
can hunt around the Amig&'s memory
and play" whalever's there. Needless
to say nobody ever uses these
options for stealing other peoples
samples!
tracker programs These are
sequencer- type programs thai are
based on the use of sampled sounds.
OclaMED Pro is a typical example and
very good it is too.
is fitted with an anti-aliasing filter to min-
imise tins effect
Unfortunately this filter works by cutting I
the high-frequencies (because they're the
ones most affected by aliasing distortion) so
samples end up sounding flat fdullk
Basically the sound loses its sparkle bev.ui-
it loses those all-important harmonics men-
tioned earlier!
Some sampling software can employ a
pky hack technique known as oversampling
which allows aliasing distortion to be I
adduced without cutting the high-frequency
waveform components.
There is incidentally another source of
distortion-based quality loss that is worth
men honing. Some software allows the IFF
SSVX sample data to he compressed to save
space,
Fibonacci-delta compression, the tech-
piijut- lhal is always used, is not really suit-
able for compressing musical instrument
samples - it can, and usually does, introduce
distortion that is especially noticeable on
samples recorded at low sample ratetj
Sometimes you can get away with it but as
before the only safe solution is to experimenl
and let your ear be the judge!
Developing an ear for music, being able to
recognise] t good sample from a bad one,
and so on is something that only comes with
practice. At the end of the day there is only
one rule to apply to the samples you lake - if
it sounds good,,, then it is good. And if you
let your ears be your judge and jury in this
way you'll find that you won't
go far wrong.
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IROUN DUP
A second floppy disk drive can
revolutionise the way you use
your Amiga. Phil Morse looks
at the wide variety of models
on the market
.small number of lettable well tested and trusted actual drive
within their cases, the constructio software supplied and c
jlar manulac
lually, there are a couple of types of drive, although for the Amiga only c
s really viable unless you require one for specialist use. and this I .
r drive Jormal. HD stands for high density, which means the dJ&fc can he
d 1100k of Information as opposed to roughly half of that using old (now c
) variants,
wed as HD disks, it is also possible to buy DD (double density) -
> can record roughly double that of HD disks, and use much higher qua
js on the disks' surfaces to record accurately si* amo.
Jormal
We have tested one such model, the Power XL drive. Such drives are greet I
litz those disks
Blitzts a piece of copying sdfltoaVe. Now while peo-
ple undoubtedly u&d such software to pirale com-
Inercial releases, they also use it to get around ^
commercial blocks in order to back up their expen-
sive software. While understanding the latter, to
deny that the former goes on just as much would be
stupid.
However. Blitz is available and people are "buying
it. so what does it do? Well, by putting the disk to
be copied from, wrile-protecled,*into the Amiga's
internal drive, and the disWs to be eppied to in any
external drive's (write-enabled) it simply rnakfs a
bll-by-bll copy of the entire disk. " /
II docs not do it intelligently"; ll has np way of
knowing if a copy is successful^ not, outmost of
the time I hey are. Power recommend that you
HD or high density disks - popular in the PC worjd
due to their propensity to hold twice as much data
as their DO (Rouble density) contemporaries -
because they are made of very high quality mag-
netic media and so Blitz will be-most likely to make
an error-free dfliy onto such aHlisk, % g
Blitz can, indeed, also copy PC and ST disks, dire
to the fact that it doesn't care whdt it je that it s
copying across! andVllh* other offioTrei Deluding
doing up to three disks^f a time (assuming you
have enough drives, of course} thisJs undoubtedly
an extremely effective program. It is up to users to
use 11 responsibly - and triers-only a faftlchanee
of that. I fear. ^ *
Mz turbo
Amiga V* >n
Copyright Power Computing 1991
/(.Q Amiga Computing January 1994
ROUNDUP
aterial chosen lor and build quality ol the case, the facilities p
- decision about whether to power the thing exl
the reliability, aesthetic qualities and fast but no)
urse to take when considering buying an external floppy (
lost useful and cheapen rals you could avei
. la weigh up how much looks and extra features mean l
n work out the pricing on those drives you are interested in,
ory little either functionally or financially to choose between many,
iy a case of right features right price! You have the luxury of kno 1
•f the models reviewed here will do the basic job. and do it wolf
Power PC883 Dual
Power Computing
This is a novel concepl, and one which will appeal to those who want two insiead ol just
one extra drive, but who wish to ikeep everything nice and tidy. The Power Dual Is two
fully-featured Power disk dnves in one neat melal case.
Each drive is in actual fact a completely independent unit, so yotj can copy from one to
the other, the Amiga recognises them both icon-wise as two separate units, and so on.
Switched on via the switch on its rear, the unil is actually powered by its own mini-
transformer mains power supply. This is ta reduce any strain on overworked power sup-
plies, and is only to be welcomed, It's a common ^
misconception thai power supplies last forever... f^i^^^^^
The Dual Drive comes complete wi'
ware., loo {see box), and can - indeed,
make two copies ol any-
thing you're backing up
from the Amiga's inter-
nal drive in order to
make it work.
It's novel and very
neat. While it may never
be a best seller, irtere
are many circumstances
where two disk drives in
one neat box could be a
perfect solution, and if it
such with you, ihis is a
first rale model.
Beating viruses
I could have called them "viri", but then you wouldn t have known what I
meant, would you? However you pluralise them, viruses - nasty little computer
programs which can do everything from locking up your machine to flashing
"amusing" messages at you to reformatting your hard drive - are highly
undesirable
Disk drives which contain anti-virus circuitry allow reading and writing to
and from Amiga disks as usual, but will block any attempts to write to the boot
,, block of any disks in either the external drive or the Amiga s own internal one.
As most viruses work by bootblock corruption, this is an effective aid in the
fight against them, although if should rut be used insiead of a proprietary virus
killer - such circuitry can't do anything about already affected disks.
Unfortunately, the so-called "link" viruses are immune to this kind of protec-
tion as they work in a completely different way Link viruses are generally far
more serious than their bootblock contemporaries, doing such desirable things
as complete disk wipes (hard as well as soft), so it is doubly essential lo make
sure that you scan all new disks with that up-to-date virus killer
Power XL
Power Computing
Sharing the same sleek looks as the aaOB except for a slightly darker shade of grey
used lor the front plastic casing ol the drive itself, this dnve is different in thai il can
handle high densily disks, known as HD disks for short. As mentioned, these allow you
to formal the special HO disks to hold a maximum capacity of around 1.6Mb - double
that of usjal DD disks, and so especially useful for those wishing to cram a large
arnDunl of dale onto a single disk
Therefore this drive appeals to those using their Amigas tor DTP or animation and
graphics work, where the disks can hold more pages, frames or pictures than Ihelr
lower capacity counterparts.
Visually, the only difference on the disks themselves (discounting the HD logo) is a
second hole opposite the write-enable'disabie slot. This hole is a permanent one, and
using it the disk drive senses whether the disk which has jusl been inserted is HD a
OD. Therefore, the Power XL drive is able to read, wrile and format both types of disk -
the best of both worlds.
The drive has four rubber leet which hold it very still, and the usual enac-iei'disable
switch and daisy-chaining socket on the back. So if big liles or programs are your thing
- or if you're putting off getting thai hard disk yet wish you could have a second dnve
stacked wilfi all the things you need lo keep swapping disks for- this could be the one
lor you.
Amiga Computing January 1994
ROU N DU P
PC88OB
Computing
The Power dm* Is a long beast, but is
nevertheless streamlined and good-
!oc*ing in" its plastic and metal casing,
II bears a great resemblance ta its
cousin, the Power XL high density
drive, brought about by being sold in
™ same casing.
. The PCB80B has an isolating
switch which makes it elteclively "dis-
appear" when switched ofl, allowing
compatibility with extra-drive-sensitive
software, and also comes wilh ihe
usual through-port tar connecting a
second drive to.
Power recommend thai you do nol
connect more than two drives together
running ofl Ihe Amiga's own power
supply - although this advice may vary
depending upon what machine and so
what type of power supply you have.
Power's suggastion is a sensible rule
of Ihumb.
One feature which particularly
impressed me was the inclusion ol an
anti-click device which effectively
stops ihe dmve clicking periodically -
the bane of Ihe Amiga's internal drive.
It's a problem caused by the Amiga
continually checking to see il a disk
has been inserted in the drive, and
gne which users have previously gol
around by either putting a "dummy"
disk in the dnve (so there is one there
and so no need to click) or by using a
small PO utility permanently installed
and programmed to stop it. Power's
solution is both transparent and
effective.
Whai makes Power's drive stand
apart from Ihe crowd, however. 13 n s
Blili software, which is included with
the drive m the shape of a floppy disk,
and an eKtra switch on the back ol ihe
unit. The function switch can select
ore of three option*. The first is
Normal. The second is an anli-virus
setting, which is discussed in more
detail in the separate box.
The linal setting, Blitz, is for use in
conjunction with ihe aforementioned
software, See the box-oul 'Blitz those
disks" lor more information on this
feature.
Cumana CAX354
Power PCBBQB
Power PC983 Dual
Power XL
floctec RocLite
Zappo drive
No
No
Yes :
Cumana CAX354
Cum an a Ltd
Definiiely the grandad of the Amiga external Itoppy drive world, the Cumana has been
around for many years Looking rather old teshiened in Ihis day and age - it's slightly big-
ger and clumsier looking than its compelitors, and its noisiness betrays a rather basic
design - the Cumana has neverthe-
less lived a long and popular life
which sees no sign pf decline.
Maybe peopte like it because ol
its reliability. Eschewing flash iness
and fashion, ihe Cumana is one of
the most trustworthy drives in ihe
business.
II comes in a two-part moulded
plastic case, complete with an exlra
pod an the back tor daisy-chaining
another drive. It has four small plastic
feet, which are not particularly bril-
liant at holding it still, Indeed, our office Cumana (pictured) has been doctored with six
large rubber leet and now looks somewhat like the souped-up Morris Minor of the Itoppy
disk world! Bui it's testament to ihe unit's reliability that no-one can remember how long
we've had this particular specimen. Devoid of gadgets and extras, this is the drive for you (I
you're alter something Ined and tested and through with flying colours.
Roctec RocLite
Gordon Harwood
A very popular drive with the trendy, streamlined mob. and not too surprising
either, as the Roctec's sleek melal case certainty conjures up elegant adjectives
such as "'diminutive*' and "understated".
Although its design is compact, it lacks the spilt-coffee-unfriendly top vents of
its streamlined contemporary the Zappo drive. On the Zappo model, vents appear
to be a design feature designed to keep the drive mechanism cool within such a
smalt case, but the Roctec does not appear to get hot in use without them.
II is equipped with the usual enable/disable switch and socket for daisy-chain-
ing other drives to, although you may have to search for a trendy-booking 23-pin
cable to connect them up with Or the plug in the back might ruin this vain little
number's good looks!
It also has, rather more useful ty, an anti-virus lacility atoing the lines of the
power drives (see box for an explanation) which ifi only 10 be welcomed and per-
haps pushed this model a little ahead ol the Zappo in the sleek desirability stakes.
'
Power supply Daisy-chain Enable/disable MD'
Casing
Yes
Yes
No
No
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
No
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Plastic
Metal/plastic
Melal
Melal. plastic-
Metal
Metal
Anti-virus
No
lndi
Direct/Hobbyte
This is a highly attractive drive, and for
Ihose with fashion-conscious Amiga
setups, il could be nghl up your strgel.
Extremely slimline, both in height and
length, it comes in as sturdy grey metal
casing, which is finished in an attractive
speckted partem., and has (he usual 23-
pin Di>lug for attachment to your Amiga,
and a D-sockel on the rear for attaching;
further drivers.
Possibly the only worrying factor about
this attractive design is the use ol two
cooling vents on the lop ol the unit
towards the rear. While no doubt essen-
tial lor the coat and proper running ol the
Zappo. these vents nevertheless are
prime target lor any stray cups of coflee
or small objects In the curious paws of
young chiM nan...
No doubt the trendy, streamlined
design of the drive is the reason these
vents are necessary, so if you want smalt
size and looks, just be extra careful with
drinks and children
Finally, the drive has a small on/off
toggle switch al the back to deactivate tl
when its use is interfering with software.
Like most of the drives reviewed here, the
Zappo has not got a power supply of its
own. but if my humble AGOO's power sup-
ply can happily feed it, then I imagine il
will be all right on all Amigas.
Cumana Ltd, Pines Trading Estate, Broad
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LETTERS
Promises,
promises!
Jr - I'm (airly new to the Amiga, but having worked in (he Ft
retailing business for a whiie I know a couple of people in the
industry and so tan usually pick up a lot of gossip about other
machine. Specifically, I've been hearing a couple of worrying
things about Commodore-
Is it true that they won't be releasing trie A1200 CD-ROM drive this
side of Christmas? A friend assures me that though Commodore
■fumised it would be available, it now won't be appearing until Commpdmr tan get
••price right.
: alsu true that virtually none of the games houses will be living up to the
tonuses they made when the CD?2 was launched? In oftwj words, I hear that tew of
kern will be releasing Al20f>sperific games this year, never mind CD32 games.
Mow my main point. Why make a promise when you have no chance or no inton -
Bm of keeping it' All this sort of hype and lying m the computer industry serves only
Id confuse and annoy the customers, and as someone who's spent three years dealing
'.>mputer buyers J can tell you that when confused and annoyed by a product
fey just drop it and run.
i.' games industry and Commodore themselves carry on being overly optimist Lc.
•fcev'il do more damage than if they had just said "not for a while yet" when asked to
tuxne a release date.
Peh'r Corwdry, Middle$bowugh
•! sure where you're hearing your rumours, but they are st least partly true. Most soft-
mure companies who announced products at the lime of the CD32 launch are missing the
bunch data ihtu let themselves and Commodore stilt haven't confirmed the launch of the CD
add-on drive.
Don't despair, though, as software houses continually miss tktir Jmiluies and expected
release dates, and Commodore art holding back ail other protect* to concentrate on making and
.. the AiOOO, A1200, and CDS2 over Christmas. Thtfacl tint a fete games are late
wouldn't iv too alarming.
You are right to be irritated by over-Optimism, and companies have certainty been guilty of
trail, bit! remember thai a Sot can come down to the expectations of the industry
and the public.
If we all expect and dtnuind that so many games are released on the CD32 before Christmas,
ii modote mid the games houses will endeavour to give them 10 as
If this means theu strain the boundaries of what tan realistically be expected, are ikeu lying
ling us what we want and demand to hear?
Impossible upgrade
Will there ever be en upgrade kit lor the A5QQ to make it into art A 1200? There was
the ECS chip set upgrade and Wickstart 2.01 chip lo make it into an ASOO Plus, so
why not another jump up the ladder?
I don't want to get rid of my beloved ASOO if I can avoid it, as I have loo many
peripherals which use the DMA slot. These would be useless 6A the A1200 unless
someone was to produce an adaptor. Any chance ol this?
Colin McGrain, Aberdeen
I'm afraid there's no chance of an ASOO to A 1200 conversion kit as it would proba-
bly cost more than a new A12QQ. Your idea tor a converter to enable the Al 200 to
use ASOO DMA slot peripherals is an interesting one. though.
This should be possible, but no third-party manufacturer has as yet announced
plans for this sort of add-on, so we'll just have to wait and see.
There must surety be a market tor an A 1200 DMA slot, as the number of upgrad-
ing ASOO owners in a similar predicament to yours must be substantial.
Wrong balance?
['t« been reading your magazine for
years raw, hut I'm not sure how much
longer I'll bother. The standard of the
magazine hasn't fallen, but the content
has.
You used to cover a good pniiturf ol
topics every month, including general
tntexe&l articles and just about every
conceivable aspect of the Amiga was
Cream crackered Amiga
I hale cream crackers. I really do. Apart I rem the lac! thai
Ihey always Fall apart when you try to butler them and they
stick to the roof of your mouth, Iheir bultef-smeared Hakes are
a hell of a job to dean off floppy disks
I hate four year*old sprogs pLying with my disks even
more. "OK son, just leave my disks alone or you'll break
them. Where's the rest Dt your cream cracker, (he bit you
haven'i spread all ovet my disks?"
The next day I fnund the soggy cracker when I tried to load
a game into my Amiga. Yep, you could say the disk drive was
literally cream crackered.
The guilty party was confronted with the evidence. "But
son. why did you do it?" I asked. "Well," came the reply, "it's
the same shape and It did lit," Huh! Anything fits if If a cov-
ered in fruiter, I muttered.
Mother acts tor the defence "Well it you won't let your kids
play with real disks, what else can they play on the Amiga
with?" Good grief
I really do hale cream crackers.
Steve Clarke, Kempston
You have to look on the bright side when this sort erf thing hap-
pens. I m$an. it could have been a chocolate digestive.
Seriously, though, fry cleaning the drive thoroughly and see
if it isn't slitl working. Cream crackers are messy, but not parte-
utarly metallic, and the drive mechanism may not have been
damaged.
There's a pood chance the heads hsve been badly affected,
but you can always try before spending money on a replace-
ment drive.
covered in some review or other.
These days there are fewer articles
and you seem to concentrate on graphics
and video to the exclusion of all else.
Please address this imbalance before I
am forced to stop buying a magazine I
have always loved.
fames Pill, Wellington, New Zealand
Your concern has heen noted and we
acknowledge there have been fewer general
interest articles of late, but you may have
noticed the balance already changing,
We have continued to offer at least one
round-up and one survival guide to <>■■
of Amiga technology every month, and in
future we will be putting more tntjihms on
the 'How 2" type of article, such (ii, last
month's "Hoiv 1 fit an AUWlwrd Arise ",
General interest features are bad on the
agenda, as you'll have noticed from oar
■ m the Zoom Theatre Company, kick-
ers, and virtual rtality, but you can't criti-
cise our reviews of graphics and video
products as then are by far the bigge-J part
of the new peripherals marh , l.
If the majority of new peripherals were
sampler* and other Midi equipment, we'd he
revising Suae, and no doubt attracting flak
Amiga Computing January 1994
LETTERS
Indie sinks
Our family bought an A12G0 lor
Christmas last year and we've been
reasonably happy w ' lrl 1 The first
game we bought Indiana Jones and
the Fate of Atlantis, was a brute to
play on a single floppy drive
machine, and I promised my ten-year-
old a revelation when we fitted a hard
drive this week.
Revelation right enough - the
bloody thing won't run on a 120Mb
hard drive. According to I he man at
US Gold there have been a lot of
problems wilh larger drives, which
apparently spin too fast for Indie. He
admitted the game hadn't been tested
for the A12DD before it was released
and il was loo late to do anything
about it now.
OK, that's fair enough as far as it
goes You can't expect total compati-
bility in the surge for better technol-
ogy, but I do feel it's grossly unfair
that in the ten months, I've owned
Indie not one magazine, retailer, soft-
ware house, or individual has made it
known that a £250 hard drive and a
C38 game are incompatible,
US Gold admit they ve had a num-
ber of calls from people like me, so
why has this been kept such a big
secret? Like your reader Nigel
Spence (ESP. June), I shan't be buy-
ing any more high-priced games that
don't run on the A12M.
Bill Mackintosh. Glasgow
The reason we didn't make it known
was thst we didn't know of the prob-
lem ourselves- Our review of Indie
was carried cut on an A120Q with
80Mb hard drive, so we had no prob-
lems with hard drive use and
assumed this would be the same no
matter what size the drive was
US Gold should not be making
excuses for their game, because the
A12QQ hard drive interface is the
same as the A600's, and this was
most certainly available during test-
ing It was also their responsibility to
tell the magazines or, better still,
the public by making known any
problems with particular machine
configurations.
jW Amiga Computing January 1994
Accounts quest
I am writing in the hope that you or your readers may be able lo assist me. Before a three
year slim in New Zealand in 1990, I purchased the program Personal Accounts Plus by
Equinox Business Systems Ud from a local computer store, but having new returned to
the UK 1 find that I've lost the manual.
I have made enquiries at ihe store where I bought the program only to rind ttiai the
company went busi m 1991 and Ihey have no idea where I could obtain a copy ol the
manual. Can you help?
C P Brown. Orpington
I haven't been able to locate a company still setting the package you menfwn. but I'm sure
one of oat readers must have a copy or know someone who does, and Ihey may be witl-
ing to part with She manual at a suitable second hand price.
Try our classified ads section, or alternatively watch these pages in case on of our
readers can help you out.
from fJd'M- rrfw lTihj J like MMi ttuff, Sorry,
but in our revietiV fiction ive can aalti twer
the peripheral} the market sees fit 1° release.
Kiitmtg tsid that, m rropt yott continue la
fhtd enough in Amiga Computing to tarry
on wailing it.
Warranty woes
Having just been reading issue 66 and
noticed that ICL have been given the war-
ranty contract for new machines) why
can't existing owner* have their war-
ranties covered by them as well? Wang
■ill delaying repairs.
Three weeks ago my A 12DG stopped
working and was totally dead- On phon-
irc Hie number on my warranty I was
told that Wang would be in touch and fix
it in sis days. Many phone call* later I'm
still waiting, having been told they're
wailing for spares.
They said there was a new power pat k
and they WW having difficulties getting
one, WTiy is it 1 can buy one in the many
adverts Ln your magazine and get it deliv-
ered the following day acid yet Wang
cannot?
I thought Commodore were improving
their after s.ih.- service, but apparently
not- If current Amiga owners cannot get
the service they deserve, how do
Commodore really expect to improve
their market standing?
I owned an Amiga 5u* for four years
completely trouble free, but my A12C0 is
under three months old. Have they tested
the so-called new technology or has qual-
ity control gone the same way as after
smiles service?
BHowarlh, Saulhpvrt
The new technology in the AUOO fe all s*Ti-
l',mj. and tit be fair ia Conttnaiore'a chip
designers, we're never seen tlte AGA chip Wi
fail. Howeott the secondary technology has
produced a few mlkins, chief among which
art the TV modulator, the power pack, and
the floppy disk drive.
In the main, problems Iwe usually
caused by the fact that cheaper components
used to cut costs, but there were also
tome early problems of the surf associated
with any brand new production unit. There's
Got
something to sey
through the pages of AC?
Ezra Surf is our mailman,
dedicated tf> reading your letters
and selecting the moat interesting
tot publication. Crop htm a line at:
Ezra Surf's Postbag , Amiga Cornpultng
Adllngton Park. Macciesricld SK 10 4NP
Please don't enclose sass a# Ezra just
hasn 't get enough paper to reply
personally. Ho might also have to
shorten your letters, so don't
be offended if you end up
getting Ihe chop.
no excuse for a PSU flopping its clogs, and if
this is the oust of your mtdmt't malaise. I
suggest vou phone Commodore UK on 062&
770096 and complain.
Wang have a contract with Commodate
which specifies a rtspofttt time, 9C it's in
Commodore's interest to ktep tabs on
whether Wang ere keeping their side, of the
bargain.
If you get no joy from Commodore, plume
Wang again, and this time make it clear you
km I complaint to make, Don't let litem fob
you off- moke sure you get Ihe name of Ihe
pemn in charge of customer service* or the
equivalent,
Often the problem with British amsumm
is ffia; (hey don't camptein properly If the
person at the end of the phone isn't help***
yon, don't waste time arguing with them,
just get their name and demand to speak U
the boss. Don't be put off wilh a vagM
promise, but imht en the serene !n
pott are entitled and for which you hevt
paid.
Road requests
After watching the Le Mans 24 hour!
race this year I just had to ask you the
following three questions;
1. When Core Design released jaguafj
XJ220 they stated that they were doinj j
a 3D version concentrating on the Lei
Mani 24-hour race. Are they still making
this?
2. Are the Papyrus Design Croup slili |
making a follow-up to the highly under-
rated Indianapolis 500? I prefer this to I
Mkroprose's Fprmula 1 GP r but onlyl
just.
3. Is Geoff Crammond going to do a
sequel to Formula 1 GP? If so, I hope it
will be harder as the original was too
easy.
I would really appreciate answers to
the above as 1 am a hugg Ian of 3D rac-
ing games/sims.
Jim Barnes. Southampton
Your questions were passed to the
Gamer crew who, after a snort confer-
ence, returned trie following answers-
No, no. and yes. In other words, target
about the 3D le Mans game and the fol-
low up to the excellent Indie 500, but
look out for en improved version ol
FlGP.
In the meantime, Eoropress
Software's RAC Rally game is shaping
up nicely, though it remains to be seen
how well they manage th& Amiga
version.
A4000 corner?
I've recently bought an A4000/OM and to be frank I'm delighted with it. The extra
pawn of the CPU, the graphics, and the superb Workbench 3.0 just blow my old ASK)
Plus out of the water.
One thing ] have noticed, though, is that the A40OO doesn't get nearly as much cover-
age ad the A12M and there seem to be tar fewer round-ups- of products for the big
brother machine.
Is there any pflfiflbOtty that you might start a column for the A4000 or at least have a
certain number of pages devoted to it every month?
dairies Taunton, Bridlington
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the drought won't last long,
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The results are a reflection not only of our readers' preferences but of Ihe
relative strengths of the packages in Ihe market. For example, the QpalVision
card came out top of the video peripherals despite the fact that the video add-
on module has still not been released.
So many OpalVision users are out there thai the card won by a streak,
demonstrating that if Centaur could pull their fingers oul with Ihe upgrade
modules, they still have a sizeable market
Other results were a little mora predictable, but all have one thing in com-
mon: They are the preferences and opinions of the voting (and paying) public
and as such carry a lot more weight than press speculation.
This was a tough one, not only because
there have been so many excellent
games this year, hut because people
usually vote for their own particular
favourite,
Best arcade/
platform
Flashback, Delphine Software
Best sports sim
Ft Grand Prfot, Microprose
Best strategy/
war game
Civilization, Mkruprose
Best adventure
Monkey Wand 2, US Gold
Best flight sim
Gunship 2000, Microprose
Well, that's that for another year
You've voted with your wallets and your
pens, and spoken as a group of readers
of ihe only Amiga magazine lo cater
directly for the enthusiast. The responses
given through your votes represent a
group ol dedicated Amiga users wilh a
broad range of equipment, from RAM
expansions to ihe most expensive periph-
erals around, and il you aren't a suitable
peer group for judging Amiga products,
then noone else can be.
Best word processor
Word worth 2, Dtgita International
Best office package
Maxrp&n 4, The Disc Company
Best productivity package
Director)' Opus, INOVAtmnics
A quietish year lor productivily software has seen the
accolades go lo mostly older esiabhshed. products, but
the difference m voting behaviour between hardware
and software is sinking nonetheless. Not one of the final
votes was close, and all winners cantered home at least
a couple ol lenglhs ahead.
Best language
Amos Pro, EuropnMS Software
Best art package
DPsint IV
Best DTP package
Final Copy II, 'SoftWood inc
Best 3D package
Real 3D v2, Activa International
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TECH N ICAL HELP
Mac transfer
w am currently looking for a
;ram like CrossDos that will
Allow me to transfer normal text
Amiga and Mai in tu--.li
1 disks. It is very Important that I
iin such a program for my
iter so I can continue work at
and at home.
are any programs that are on
circuit, shareware, or even
al, can you please give me
? Is it possible to configure
sand, If SO, how?
•wri two versions of CrossDos, the
t\ the Workbench disks and one
j way on a magazine CoverDisk.
consists of an Amiga 1200 with
> hud drive.
Ryan Morse. MHton Keynes
Mac drives work frr a very different
ly to Amiga drives, so the only
way you can make your Amiga read
Jkippws is other to buy an emulator such
nrf or the commercial program
..■■'•. . • tables the connection of
al Macintosh floppy.
<i Mat Poppy drive wilt cost you
so n'hy not just use Cros&Dos? The
ittlosh can read PC disks, as can tke
. so to save a hi of money yon cvtM
te 720k MS-DOS disks as go-betweens.
: Mac in question uses the System 6
tg system, it should have tt utility
" Apple file Exchange, which is used to
■ ■•■mat PC disks or copy files to and
Wae lias System 7. you can format
from the desktop, but make sure you
this on the Mac as System 7 has a
• way of formatting the disks and
1 sometimes refuse to recognise a PC disk
I mother machine.
Bad sums
F] have ri'tvntk n turned to the
wonderful world of the Amiga
home computer by purchasing
I Al 200 complete with 85Mb hard drive.
until yesterday things were going
\ but now 1 have a problem.
My hard disk is divided into two parti-
-. one which houses Workbench,
SystemB.Q, the other called Work
sfe ires i '■ iT.-tlung else. Whenever I
, on the Work icon it opens OK, but
ibo displays the following message
HA 5 J CHECKSUM {KM to DISK BUCK MSI
After cancelling the message the machine
■ems to perform the same as it did before
Ac message started to appear. Please can
tell me what the error means and
bow to fix it?
Stephen Reid, Ellon
A checksum is a number which k
appended to a block of data on disk,
ana" is the result of a standard
calculation carried out on the data held in the
' ktock. This sum is used as ii reference to check
lit?) the data and make sure it isn't
■ft. The error message you have been
From viruses to thunderstorms, we've got
answers to off your problems, natural or
otherwise, from our team of experts
ACAS
receiving merely tells yen that a mm I
lots developed with the data on one small part
of your hard drive. Use Quarterback Tools
from the December issue CoverDisk and
choose tlie repair damaged volume option.
Quarterback will scan the drive until it
finds the bad checksum, then attempt to
recalculate it. If this is not possible, the data
block may be deleted, which will mean
deleting the file which was held there. C'est la
vLl'.
Oh, and remember that you should never,
ever use a disk repair program on a liard drive
Tehich is shewing no tytttpioWS of stektOSt .'
mean, would fan take your car's engine to hits
just to try nut a mm socket set?
Plates of jelly
Fl recently had a problem with
my AJSOO's floppy drive which
the local computer shop ding-
nosed as (probably) a faulty chip called
CIA. They subsequently offered to fa the
fault for £47. This is too much for my
pocket, so I decided to buy the CIA chip
niet nightmare
I am looking tor a solution to a problem I have in transferring files
between an A120Q and a 466 PC, So far I have been using Windows
Terminal and an old Amiga comms package called Access.
I transfer large files (sometimes up to 30Mb) and although I he method work; it
Is almost non-viable due to the slow transfer speeds I can use.. I use 19,200 baud
and I'm sure I can transfer at 115,200 using Laplink 3 or 4 on the PC and a similar
program on the Amiga,
The problem wouldn't be so bad if I could transfer the file in on* go, but an
unfortunate quirk in Access moans it crashes if you select a directory that has a
tile larger than 999k within it. so I have to break the tile down using Splitz and
transfer it as a series of 1Mb chunks, This Is a nightmare.
Please can you advise me on the package or combination of packages I am
looking for, or suggest a better way of going about things?
Stephen Oavies. Wolverhampton
The first thing you should do is dump the comms package you are using
and either lay your hands on a newer version or get hotd of one of the
other packages such as JRComm or NComm.
You should be able to transfer files of any size et almost 6(1 kilobaud if you
have a modem with good error checking, and should not have to break tiles
down.
II this isn't good enough, try a networking solution. A new PCMCIA Ethemst
card has been launched by Catifomian-based tnterworks. Dubbed the l-Csrd, you
should op able to use this to connect the Amiga io the PC using a suitable PC
Ethernet card and some decent software.
Transfer rates tor Ethernet running through the PCMCIA slot won't be much
above 300k per second at best, but this is a hell of a lot better than using a
modem, it more expensive.
You can phone or tax tnterworks on (Q101) 909 $99-8120 for more information,
or keep an Bye on this magazine tor a forthcoming review.
den "ihed by thi? engineer and fit it myself,
However, having opened the Amiga for
the first time I was seized by an attack of
nerves. For till S knew ii mi^ht as '.m-II k-
full of plates of jelly and ice cream. Do you
have any advice on what I might do to
locate the correct chip and set things right?
i' Alton, Alsager
rlt souths as ifi/ou are unsure esa
which chip you are replacing, and
unless you can be sure it's best to
leave n to At engineer you first spoke to,
i/you jiks' mi Aung this yourself, confirm
with the shop that you ham She correct CIA
chip (there are two of them. CSA-A and
C1A-B), and use the old screwdriver method.-
Tins inivtres carefully levering tlie chip out
at both ends using a small flat*bladcd
icrewdriver and i$ easy enough, if a littk
daunting when firs! tried. Carefully insert
your new chip and put the Amiga back
together again, then cross your fingers and
turn it Bit
Voir ooj'f damage anything other than the
CIA chip itself If you inserted the wrong chip,
but as you've already paid for thk it might be
ttmt '.o have the engineer finish the job far U0U
Amos answers
W^F" . I'.n c j few questions on Easy
L™ Amos and the difference
* between it and the rest of the
range. I hope you'll bear with me.
Does the Easy Amos package contain
both disks and a manual? If I buy the Easy
Amos package would I still have to buy a
compiler or would it be immediately
ready to run?
Is there any difference between I,im'
Amos and the Amos Professional package,
or once 1 understand Easy Amos will I be
able to understand or graduate smoothly
h» Ami"- Pn>7
I hope these questions are not consid-
ered a menace, but as an Amiga owner of
only two months 1 am desperate to be
weaned off games. Finally, if I buy Easy
Amos, will I really need to buy Mastering
Amiga Amos or could that be done in the
distant future once I have a working
knowledge?
Friend in need, London
rEasg Arms is a perfect way to start
Off the Amos trail, and has ample
manuals with on-line tutorial help to
gently ease new users into p r ogr a mmin g with
the language. You would still have to bu\i a
compiler to ante stand akm programs, but
Amos also has a utility called Karnes
will enable programs io be run from their own
disks.
Tins isn't as fast and smooth as compiling a
program, but Ramos tit least makes it pvaSde
for users to release their stuff through the
public dofffinm. Then area lot of differences
between Easy Amos and AflHM Pro, but these
arc mostly lo do with the latter's extra
commands and facilities
You sJioutd find no difficulties in moving
.'r, m Easy Ames to Amos Pro once you've
mastered the basics. If anything, this is the
Amiga Computing January 1994
TECHNICAL HELP
recommended' route for these who wish to take
it slow and easy.
Lastly, you won't need another manual
immediately, as the Easy Amos manual is
quite good enough. One? you feel confident
with Amos, though, there are a few very good
programming guides, and there's always tire
Amiga Computing monthly Insight cartons.
, choices
Ff'or Christmas my parents plan
on getting me a new compute!
to aid me in rav work. I was
thinking of an A 12(10 wilh 85Mb hard
drive, but my parents think I'd be better
nil v\ ilh a PC 486sx because of its high
quality oJ business software.
My current Amiga software include*
PageStream 2, Wordworth 2, -and Protesl
5.5 and I use my A50Q for business and
leisure. I would be grateful if you could
advise me on which machine to buy.
After reading numerous comma sec-
tions 1 would like to buy a modem to com-
municate with other modem users and
bulletin boards, t was thinking of buying a
Supra Fax modem (2,Wflbps) Of 8 Supra
14,41)1) baud model. I plan on using the
modem about twice a week lo download
about four utilities or less each time and
upload a few,
Could you recommend One of these
two or even suggest another modem?
Also, does NComm have an archiving and
de-archiving utility? Thanks for answer-
ing my questions.
A Chang, Wimbledon
rThe choice of which machine so bay
is one you'll have to make after Song
hard consideration, but the A12Q0 is
a better bet on several count*, first of all, tlte
software is mutli cheaper, particularly office
software, i'h d as long us you don't plan to run
a large company's accounts and slock control
on the machine, the Amiga is fine for busive->
Modems'shftuld be tes of s problem if you
read our survival guide and round-up on this
subject a fete month? ago. hut you siil! seem a
little confused. The Supra Fat modem h
available- in two models, the more expensive of
which is a v32 bis unit capable of 14.400 baud.
Thii is the slowest modem we can
ACAS
You got problems too? Then drop a tine
to Amiga Computing Advice Service,
Europa House, Adiington Park,
Macclesfield SK10 4NP and we'll move
heaven and earth to help in these
columns. But sorry, we cannot reply per-
sonally, so save those SAEs.
recommend for regular comms work as a
ifovp'r '.tnd slower modem would make a big
difference to your phone bill*.
for iVQin™, this is s ■splendid enmms
package, and you sltould be able io get your
hands on the latest version of the Lite archiver
when you first log on to a BBS. Friendly
front-ends for complex archiver! da exist,
Lharca being one example that springs to
mind, so you should Jww no excuses for not
using one.
Small screen
W^^^ I own an A 1200 and an ADC
I™ multisync monitor. Usually,
' I use the double PAL hi-res no
flicker screen or productivity mode, but I
have been unable to find any way to use
the whole of the screen.
1 know how to use overscan prefs, but
even with these at tfieir maximum I am
still left with about two inches of space on
the left and one inch on the right. Es there
any way to utilise this extra space?
Obviously 1 am aware that I can alter
the horizontal picture size of the monitor,
but [ gain no extra actual screen space
doing this. I also use a PC In.tm time- to
time and this seems to be able to use the
whole screen.
Surely the Amiga isn't inferior?
Craig Thompson. Orpington
F't'ou should have mentioned the
AOC'i model number', as it is
possible you have a standard
SVGA monitor and arc mistakenly referring
lo it as a multisync.
The standard AOC 14in model is happy
with both double PAL and productivity
mode, but tlrese are often just approximately
close to the monitor's, normal operating mode
rather than bang on,
You will always suffer from a certain
amount of edging on a monitor screen, but
two inches sounds a Uttle over the top.
inviting the conclusion that the Amiga's
signal isn't quite to the monitor's liking.
Try using tlte VGA-only monitor driver,
but if you get no joy out of this then there's
little you cart do except start saving for a
true multisync or swap ymtr AOC for a
1942.
Cracking the colour code
rAs a new Amiga owner. I was delighted when I first
booled ProPage 4 and created my firs! full colour layoul.
especially as I knew I could make some morvey this way.
A friend of mirve has a small restaurani and asked me to design
and pnni some colour JeaJtets about his special Christmas dinner
menu. I said OK, weot to work, and had him approve the designs
on my monitor screen before printing them at a local bureau.
However, when the 500 leaflets were delivered a few days, later
Ihe colours were all wrong, particularly anything with red in it. I
checked the PostScript output specs, confirmed that I'd chosen
the right colours, and everything seemed fine, so why the big
difference?
I hope you can sort this out. as I hope to develop it intg a
regular sideline,
fl Savage. Edinburgh
r Colours shown ss points of tighl on a glass screen are,
unfortunately, very different from those same colours
when silting on a piece of duller paper reflecting the
surrounding tight.
The difference is one you can really only team by experience,
and it is only with a great deal of practice tftat the DTP
professional picks up expertise in this sort of area.
There ere. however, some things you can do to make things a
little easier to start with, the most obvious of which is ihe Panione
colour system.
This has been specialty designed for spot colour jobs and gives
you the opportunity to tell the pnni bureau exactly which shade of
ink you want by selecting it from a colour chart.
ProPage 4 supports Pmtons colours, so you should use these
if you have a specific needs for a particular shade of red.
Stats freak
FI am working as a safe
engineer at a small pottery I
Stoke on Trent and we've de
oped a simple heat monitoring syste
which presently runs on a c lapped -od
old Amstrad PC.
Briefly, the system comprises of i
dozen heat sensors hooked up to an JE
serial port card which feeds constant da
to a program we had written for ml
couple of years ago,
I his keeps track of the heat change
within our kilns and reports on a vara
of areas such as average temperatur
latent heat build up, and so on. I no*
discover that the program is a simple liti
thing which I can recreate on my Amig
1500 and WOtild like some advice on
best way to go about this,
Will [ need to use machine code, ard|
will the Amiga be able to use the ft
interface card?
George Foley, Stoke on Tms|
The IEEE card you mention, <•
" uses the ISA PC bus, steal
r
perfxily in your AlHOO's PC s
and you should be able to write a routine in Q
to address the ports so long as you hair tht
relevant information front the card' A
manufacturers.
If the heat monitoring program is as sirrrpM
as you say, you sliould be all systems go, hui|
remember fa thoroughly test the progran
Ivfore sipitthing over to the new system.
The art of programming is 99 per cerM
perspirttion, and complete bug-testing is i
must when the program is going lo carry ou
such a vital job.
Tardy drive
W^ m 1 have an AJOGO fitted with an I
Lw old Maxtor 105 Mb drive 1 got!
second hand, and for most of]
the time the drive works well. However.
on a cold boot the machine seems to wake]
up before the drive, aod I have to warm
re-boot again to get the hard drive to]
boot
Is then? a problem with the drive or the
A3000 SCSI interface? I have never before
seen a hard drive do this and I live in fear
that it will one day go pop and take rm I
work with it.
Once booted, the drive is fine, and I've I
never had error reports, but could there
be a disaster waiting around the corner
for me?
Lee Billings, Braintree \
rYour hard drive obviously has a fete
problems waking up in the morning,
but there seems to be little to hub i :
about. If a warm re-bool is fine end you've had
no errors or lost data, it could fust be that this
old drive lakes a second or so longer to uttpark
tlte heads, power up to speed, and report itself
ready for duty than the A30W can wait.
For safety's sake, make regular backups of I
essential data and ktvp and tut open for the
first bint of problems.
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If you own an Amiga you'll be
interested in graphics is some shape
or form. It's inescapable, as you loci
at the many beautiful images on your
screen and on the pages oi yovt Livi'iuiL;
Amiga magazine, vol can't help -m:' nijov
good quality high resolution graphics.
You may be content with looking at
those which have been created by other
people, but sooner or later with all thai
graphics power in your grasp you'll get
the bug and want to do a little bit of your
own graphics magic.
The Amiga ha* always been particu-
larly well served as far as graphics
packages are concerned, but although it's
always had real state-of-the-art graphics
programs for you to run, it's only been in
the last two years that graphics on the
Amiga have really come of age.
True Colour or 24-bit cards are really in
full swing now, and what with the
OpalVision, Harlequin, Picasso, Retina
arid GVPs 1V24 and EG5 Spectrum cards
all coming with their own graphics
Deluxe
Paint 4.1 /
4 AGA
Electronic Arts
Itlo price
This is the great granddaddy of them all,
The thing about Deluxe Taint is that it was
written early enough in the life of the
Amiga to become the standard by which
the programs which came after it, ie. all of
them, were measured-
Tins show* itself in that in any graphics
program you can mention, the same
keyboard short-cuts as Deluxe Paint
apply, and features (even button icon
designs) have been borrowed from
DPaint's system to make newer programs
look familiar. This means that once you've
mastered Deluxe Paint you will be at
home with almost any graphic* program
on the Amiga. Although not really
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programs, you are really spoiled for
choice as to which you should go for.
Having said that, apart from TVPairnt
and OpalPaint most of the free graphics
programs which come with hardware are
pretty slim on quality.
With the new AGA Amigas like the
12011 and 40UO came a new graphics power
in the form of the two new
graphics modes, Register mode and
Hamfi, which give you 256 or 262,000
colours to play with- I defy anyone to tell
the difference between a full 24-bit picture
and HamS at a moderate distance.
So the time has come for a long hard
look at graphics on the Amiga, and in
particular all the bitmapped painting
packages you can buy.
Bitmapped graphics are fundamental
to the way a computer screen works, Each
coloured dot on the screen is defined by a
series of "bits", or digital locations inside
the Amiga's memory, The bits form a
"map" or pattern across the screen, telling
the computer where each dot is and what
colour it should be.
In order bo create graphics on your
Amiga you need to buy a graphics
package,
If you're lucky then one came with the
computer when you bought it, but if not
then I'm afraid you've got to put your
hind in your pocket again.
And incidentally, don't automatically
pass up any "old" or second-hand
graphics software you see around, as it
might be OK, and may save you
hundreds of pounds in graphics tools, For
an idea of what second-hand bargains
you can expect look at our "Bargain
Basement".
Amiga Computing January 1994
Phil South looks at all the best painting
and art programs for the Amiga, and
some of the tools which drive them
Brilliance
Digital Creations
available on its own at the moment, being
a key part of some of the serious bundles
this Christmas, the program is well worth
getting hold of by imy means you can, as
especially in AGA is it easily <i match for
low-end 24-bit programs and enhanced
HAM mode devices like those in our
bargain bin.
The program is long overdue iDr ma J or
revision, especially with the likes of
Brilliance taking up any slack between
standard paint programs and the 2-1-bit
crew, but it still manages to keep its head
above water,
All the most recent versions of Deluxe
Paint handle animation as well as stills,
The interfaces are very simple, and to step
between tramrs you use the 1 and 2 keys
cm the top row of the keyboard.
This means you can draw with your
right hand on the mouse and flip the
pages back and forth with vour left. You
can even flip '■vrivnn between the point
you click the start point of a line or shape
and when you click the end point.
For even more precise alignment the
program also includes a lightbw facility,
enabling you to see the previous frames in
a sequence, making it simpler to match
what you drew before with subsequent
frames,
Until you've tried Deluxe Paint you
really aren't going to know what you're
looking for in a graphics package.
So it's really not so much a question of:
Are you going to buv Deluxe Paint or
another program? It's: What program
are you going to buy as well as Deluxe
Paint?
A new contender for the Deluxe Pain
standard, and a very good one to
Brilliance. The forerunner of f h i ■"-
program was IXTTV Paint, also h\ '
Creations, as part of the DCTV device. Tl
new program, bears only a passim
resemblant r to its iorebear. Brilliance is i
almost professional quality paint ar
animation program with the ability
animate and paint in up to 2% colou
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HAM version of the program
TrueBrilliancc you can also edit and
Tine Colour 24-bit images-
■ .ilt done without an expifnsiv'ij
tird to hand, and to a certain extent
handcuffed by the limitations of
OK, so HamS is really very close to
Ml thing, but regular HAM mode,
■fitartaced, is pretty much touch and
» is a program best used on an AGA
ne. The price is justified by the
and the speed with which they
It's a good program, but unlike so
others it's fast too.
fan can do pretty much all the things
■ can do with Deluxe Faint and even
the things you can do in
I and ImageFX. The quality oi
Bid result i* better than what you see
• "ur screen in 24-bit mode, as the
m works in 24-bil under the hood,
what you see is only the best
on of the real ima^e that you can
n your particular system.
animation settings are very
•ticated having more in common
a high end 24-bit program or even a
tracing suite like Imagine or
•ve. You can tween characteristics
rime and make some very special
. There is a murphing feature but
more like the Deluxe Paint vsnfaxi of
g than a replacement for the more
uiii.il \1;c--l-i I 'I hi or Cineinorph.
is certainly a very sharp contender
the best graphics program of this year,
.illy as OpalPaint (the only other
Dgram I really like a lot) was actually
I'.ir'sbighit.
OpalPaint
2.0
Silica Shop
I'Ugh comparatively new to the
uniga scene, the Opal Vision board has
"■ice little niche for itself- It's a great
•. ard r and although there are a lot of
i*es of Video Modules (real soon
this is not the card's strength. It hay
v of the easiest to use 24-bit paint pro-
prams on the Amiga, and now discounted
almost as l heap as the old DCTV unit.
The 24-bit quality on the screen la vtty
mooth and clean, and like most programs
. ome with some kind of display
mhancer, the new display makes the pro-
pram look good. But OpalPaint is a very
ul and clever program. It's been
through more revisions than a best man's
speech, and it's possibly the most
finely tuned program of its type as a
consequence of that.
Sure some people will still complain it
doesn't do this, that or the other, it is still a
very potent force in the 24-bit paint mar-
ket. Updates to all facets of the program
and the hardware are available on-line on
an almost weekly basis.
The program can be a little slow if you
don't have any kind of acceleration. This
is partku tarty noticeable on the spray can
function and anything else where the
screen needs to be re-drawn. 2Mb of chip
RAM is almost essential once you start
getting into professional style work,
The screen sizes you can work a I will
be severely restricted if you don't power
up your machine with a faster CPU and
more brain in your Chip memory. It's a bit
ike salmon fishing, through a keyhole.
Although not so good for creating
game graphics like Deluxe Paint does, it's
the bee's knees for True Colour graphics
creation or for video work, It has the
added bonus of being able to save in Jpeg
format Id save space on your drives, but oi
course this is not to be recommended for
high quality images.
And of course youTi have to wait a
while before you. can use the OpalVision
frame grabber, but that's just a minor
detail. 1 don't care when the modules
come along. If thev do it'll be a bonus, but
I'm not holding my breath.
TV Paint
TV Paint has been the graphics engine of
choice on a number of 24-bit cards on the
Amiga. First it was the Harlequin, then
A Video, and then it popped up cm a few
others, This program runs on two screens,
one for the Amiga, for menus and the like,
and one for the display card on which the
real time 24-bit graphics happen.
The program is getting on a bit now.
and although the quality is very good it is
very expensive, putting it out of the run-
ning as far as must people are concerned.
It is, however, simply the best than you
CM eel for a variety of reasons.
Unfortunately none of these have a bear-
ing on the price. Version 2 has a lot of new
bits added to prevent the age of the pro-
gram showing in a lack of modern
features. So now it has perspective, for
example, just like all the Other programs.
The menus are easy to navigate and the
quality of the output is second to none.
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Hardware wars
Tablets
Apart from the mouse, what other graphics input options do you have? Serious options
like TV Paint have drivers for Wacom graphics tablets, that much we knew about, but
also you can gel tablet drivers for OpalVision tod.
This, is handy for artists who have a bit of trouble converting the moves Itiey would
make on a page into mouse moves on an upnght monitor screen. For the tight of
pockel. Deluxe Paint v4.6 also supports pressure-sensitive stylus and tablet input.
Where scanners really start to kick ass is when you get over ihe E5TO mark - Ihen you
start to see some really professional items, and not just the hand scanners but the
flatbed ones too. These are sort of hybrid computensed photocopiers really, with no
paper trays to change and no toner cartridges to refill.
The PowerColour Scanner (Power Computing £239) supports 4.096 colours and
scans at resolutions of 50 to 400 dpi. There are versions available for the A5Q0 and the
A20O0 wilti the A2000 version having its own little Zorro-shaped adaptor board.
The Powerscan v3,0 software enables you to digitise full 12--&H images, which, ana
stoned in 1 2-bit internally so no quality is lost when displaying as HAM, The software
supports both Workbench 2 and ECS screen modes.
By way of opposition, there s also the Migrapti Colourbursi al £399 and the AlfaData
AHaColour al £299. Many other black-and-white hand scanners are available for
upwards ol £99 Obviously you then have to colour (tie images in, but that's half the lun
isn't it, join-lhe-dots tans?
Then Ihere's the Epson GT-6500 (£799 plus £110 for driver software by ASDG)
which scans in 24-bit pictures in resolutions as high as 1 ,200dpi [with special software
interpolation).
For colour DTP there's no short cut to this kind of quality. OK so you could get
yourself a gacd 24-bit video digitiser. but the results will always be fuzzier and in almost
every way interior to a flatbed scanner.
Digitizers
The VLab YC is the best I've used (MacroSystern £299). It's a half height Zorro card
and as usual Willi Zorro cards it fits into any slot you've got spare, The card grabs a full
frame of colour video when the grab button is pressed on the screen using the mouse,
and this works best when ihe video is in motion.
Once the frame has been grabbed. H : e VUV image can be saved or the frame can
be previewed in HAM colour, or 16-oolour grayscale, or you can send Ihe image directly
to a Harlequin card for the best quality of image.
The DigiView unit supplied with ihe MediaStation package is the oldest and most
used digftiser on Ihe Amiga, as it was the first oul and was in fact the onry one on the
market for quite some while.
You use it with a black-and-white video camera mounted on a tripod, and hold
coloured filters over the lens lo scan manually lor the RGB components of a colour
picture. Although not really holding its own among all the new units, ifs still a bargain,
especially second-hand,
New units from Ftombo loofc lo be about lo change all Itiis, the Vidi (12) and VIDI {24)
RT {Fiombo E199 and £299). Rombo have been in the digilising game a long lime, since
belore ihe Amiga was a project box called Lorraine.
The VID1 12 unit is based on Ihe old basic mono VIDI Amiga., allhough now Ihe unit
also has the RGB Colour splitter built in to it rather lhan being separate.
The new VIDI 24 is Full 24-bit grab and save, with both these new units doing trie job
in real fime on moving video the same way as the VLab. The main dilference is that the
VIDIs will work on any Amiga with a parallel port, whereas the VLab needs a Zomj slot,
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GVP • £1^9
Although primarily a treatment engine for
graphic effects on already eating Image*
von can edit quite extensively with
ImageFX. Although this is primarily a
competitor of Art Department Pro v2, it
can in fact aft more B» a paint program if
reed be, although for the creation of
graphics you might want W " Llok
Elsewhere-
It is a very powerful 24-bit file manipu-
lator, and if you went to have an Amiga
version of Adobe's Pboteahop, ImageFX is
the package that com* closes! to that. Mot
Bargain
basement
HAH-E
(Black Belt Systems)
A forerunner u< the AGA graphics
modes, providing 256 colour and
262,QQ0 colour Ham-E modes. A built-in
graphics editor never got past the beta
stage and was anyway surpassed by
Image Master, which eventually
became a separate release.
Otter programs which supported the
unit came and went, like Speclraeolour
HftM-E and HAM-E workshop. These
are nice units it you can lind them, if a
little tricky lo set set up
DCTV
(Digital Creations)
Batore Brilliance came along, there was
DCTV Paint. The DCTV was a
combined painting and digitising unit
which boasted real £4-bil. which of
course it wasn't, really, il just looked like
it A bit like AGA I guess. The unit had
three plugs on the back, one which
plugged into the RGB socket on the
Amiga and had a pass through directly
to an Amiga monitor The output from
the DCTV was sent |o a composite TV
monitor (or the video In socket of a
domestic video recorder).
only can you manipulate images but yew
can convert them to BMP, DIM I PC
Impulse RGB, GIF, JFtG, PCX, PPM,
PMC Rendition, Taiga, DCTV and HAM*
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The. animation side also converts
between ANlM and PC formats FLI and
FLC, The program also supports a number
of input devices I ike scanners direetij
Eremite user interface-
The program also does morphing via
Cinemorph and a number of other
mind-boggling effects. lma S eFX is not to
be seen as a replacement for any of the
programs on offer here, but could fat KST,
I teluxe l ? ahit as a standard tool in the
arsenal.
Personal
Paint
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well worth rftf «r«i tamfment
Jargon buster
Although UK distributor Micro-Pate
recently vanished, this excellent program
is .nil worth a look if you can get hold of a
,, t -.v Although ihdeHj limited to 256
colours on an *GA machine, it shouldn t
he written off completely as 2^ colours is
actuaflyquitealoU
PC paint programs have got by on this
much colour f of a lung time, and the mate-
rial you can produce it very colourful, and
wtty precise, lacking HAM or HamS's
capacity for ranging or bleeding.
However this is all the program does,
SO if you want something a little bit more
flexible, then something like Deluxe Paint
Oi Brilliance might be more appropriate,
depending on your budget. This program
is. also available in a reduced version with
the new Picasso display card.
MediaStation
NewTek £139-95
The graphics engine of this DigiView
based graphics/ presentation pack is
Dieil'aint 3, An old program now, it still
bas something to offer. It's HAM only,
coming from a time when there weren t
actually that many HAM paint programs.
All Us work internally is done m 2*-bit,
and so the results are very smooth. It r s
particularly good at treating digitised_ pic-
tures which is not surprising as Dig A lew,
also by NewTek,
supplied with the package
A hardware trick which doubles the amount of colours available
lores from 32 to 64,
Amiga 1200 and 4000 allowing 256 colours onscreen m standard mode,
and 2*2,00(1 in Ham!* mode
A comprised animation format, that stores the difference between
frames rather than the whole pictures.
Smoothing method U*d in computers to blur the tradition between
Iv P edge^nd background colours by using intermediate colours.
The amount of memory available to the custom chips, ***/** £"*
■. £ (or in some eases 2Mb) of memory, 2Mb is ****«" ****
^phics operations, and this can be added to Amiga wh.ch don t
already possess it.
Expansion memory, up to *Mb on standard Amigas, and more ,t the
Lchine has a more advanced CPU on board, like an 030 or 0*1
A compressed file format used by CompuSen fc
Hard««« tnck to give you 4,0% cotours m IM «nd lo-re, mterlace.
Up to 16 colours,, but more horizontal resolution so size is more lib
(A0 \ 256.
Short form of Interchange File. Format rVU types of Amiga Wesai
ttiangeable be^een programs, Uke IFF 1LBM files « pcbii^
aSS are an.mationl Created by Electronic Arts and Commodore
Amiga.
Short for Interleaved 8itMap. The bitmap graphics IFF standard.
Doubles the verhcal resolution by alternating two sets of 25* lines very
t g'ing yon a slight flkkering effect Usable wUh ^^
loi and doubles 2 vertical resohttion, so lo-res becomes 320 « 512
and hi-res becomes 640 * 512.
A compressed tile format used for 24-bit pictures, which are about 1
sixteenth of the original size in most caises.
The basic Amiga graphics format. Up to 32 colours and 320 * 256 pixels
in si."..
Usable with all Amiga resolutions to take the image to the sides of the
monitor or TV screen. A mode for video users to enjoy.
pl , e l The dots which mate up a TV or computer screen,
tens, fnferto, HAM, 64 f&JfMfe «}» f^«J n* roe™mJ
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IK'Mflllfl'a
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* ins served thousands of satisfied customed during «ir 4 yean at
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<■!» & Cu|i Premier 22 teams, Division 1 ,2 & 3 have 24 teams.
fWflft, TobW 7 Cup competitions with precise rules (Z legs, extra
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■Hornestk player restrictions etc.), Finalist route to glory,
"«« : Yearly fixture/previous list, Week Fixtures/results, Resulls From
partus meeting with opponent (goes back up to b seasons),
Players : Real 1Kb itunslks reflecting the start of 93/94 season with
leal positions, height, age. live Imnsfer mndkci, Contract & wage
negotiations, Preferred foot ;bfl/'[ighr/Liorh), Loans, I names. Training,
5penal talents, Trainees, Goalkeepers (seporate skill categories),
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Team : Training, Tactics f 1 5 different styles), Aggression, Formation
allows specific player field settings (Left waojbi, Sweep** etc.).
Club : Sponsorship, Ground improvements, View opponent. Finances
The Mutch : Real time scoreboard reporting goals & injuries yeHow/red
earth, Sound effects, Interventions permitted at airy time to
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participation (ootiofiol). Over 80 different referees.
Olher : Fast bad/sage. Printer access, 20 Option; ro set various
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This is o purely manogenal cricket managei gome that concennatas on
strategy and includes plenty of relevant statistics. The game has been
designed end developed by c true fan af the sport. It replkaies everything
rbot a real manage? has to contend with and it's a totally ynkfie
production ttwt anyone wilh an inteiest in Cricket should excellence,
A summary of the main features is shawn betaw:-
• AXA EQUITY & LAIN 1 FJ league county teams, 50 overs per game.
' • 4 Clip competitions including Benson S, Hedges, Nat West.
• 20 different match umpires with accurate nomss end strictness.
J • Accurate player details Surname, height and age,
"27 different player attributes. Most skills hare a direct imped oa the
eFfetliveness of each individuals actions during a simulated match.
Easy plover selection All game tent is clearly presented.
Batting one toning, averages, lop batting and howling tables.
I Dflerenl training intensities la boost batting, bawling, ot fielding,
■ Weather, pitch and tight often make on impacroa grounrj condition.
STABLE
MASTERS
■!.<■- :: i -ed to be as close ta reol racing as possible.
Rn yeois af development by a dera racing expert has led ta ttiB
second revision of this Flat Horse Pacing Simulation.
Up to 4 players can participate as Owner Trainers with the primary
abjective of becoming the top rated trainer, in respoct ol prize money
won, of the enrj of each racing season (Morca to November). There
ore up to 35 other Intafligeatty controlled computer tltmeis to compete
against ami compare yew personal performance.
Ta achieve this aim yau must discover a potential cfiqmpion and train
mem .so itinJ they become capable of campering well and winning any
af the 4 7 -big prize money races (Handicap and Group) . eg, The Derby
To give yau an ideo af the tools provided in this game lo assist yau
reaching your objective we have listed the main features helow:-
• 250 bones each with over 60 independent variables.
• lb different race courses (2 oil weather), real life characteristics
mirroring the Aversily of racecourses in ttie OK (desenphons provided),
• 20 Jockeys wha vary in obifity and booking fees. Orders S Feedback.
• Farmbook and Win Summary Cards cavei the previous 200 races.
■ Animated race display or just Ihe result. View Oedmation List For races,
■ Very informative report by Head stable lad. Tipsters. Bookmakers.
• Racecards similai lo racing press, Real He. Homfoops & Race Types.
• Viruses, Injuries £ Vets. Load/Save gome. Many olher items included.
Version 1 is available upon request (Simple training & betting) © £! S.
• Full match highlights let you
watch the action boll by ball with
full graphics and/oj realistic
sampled sound effects for
stgnikant events (Fours, Umpire
decisions, etc..!. Interventions ore
permitted at any time to change batting tactics or Fielding platings.
• 3 Batting/Bawling classifications (Normal, Attack and Defend),
• Choice of I b different Field ptags
• Full scorecard results with best batting and bowling figures.
• Other stuff (Physio, Graundkeeper. Scout) can be hired and fired .
• Annual league figures listing Current week aad last league results.
• View anient cup competition draws and historic records.
» Real time transfer market. Ployer contract and wage negotiations.
• Sponsors, Printer access, Finances, Poor grauad fines. Manager rating
• 1 5 Options to alter game preferences, Load/Save game.
■ Instruction baak with plenty of examples.
Plus maay more fine details ttiot we are unable ta list here.
ORACLE
Onen National Tipping ; 1 991 : Organised
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notional book ™ker. Rejected in favour of supporting the public. ^M
Winnings Statistics : 1 04 wins out of 1 66, as from Z/6 ta 1 /9/93^
Formula ; This program tells you exactly what to da. Yau ore NOT
permined to amend our system unlike so many olher similar programs.
How confident can you be in something that invites amendment'.!
Research S Development : Three years full time race analysis end
experimentation to refine and test the prediction system,
Knowledge : Plenty of unique hints from contacts in the know.
Usei Frienrjfy : No rociig knowledge required, easy to use, tutorial book.
Restricted Sales - As soon as ow programs predictions have a prolific
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Monthly Updates Highly recommended option. If any update fails la
breek even we'll send ihe next one free of charge. From £25
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World [Sup Ctoicket Masters
K Fantastic graphical and/or iwtknl representation of Cricket that has
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automatically bnndle.See full Feature list below :-
GAME OPTIONS
• I Day limited avers or test.
• White or cefouied clothing.
• Three Cricket grounds.
■ land/Save gome. Skill levels.
• Computer/Human players.
ANIMATED ACTION
■ Sound Cammonrary.
• Umpire signers.
■ AI Ihe strokes cut. pull, drive, etc.
• Ajipeols. (hooped catches, rua outs,
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STATISTICS
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• Weather arid ground reports
• Wop Wheel
• Manhattan Chart
PLAYER VARIETY
• Rated on FJ adjustable factors
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• Range of batting types.
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• Bowler types include seam,
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• Joystick control of horsmon's
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VARIABLE CONDITIONS
• Surface owl pace of pitch
• Rain, bad light, cloud cover,
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There can be very few Amiga
owners who have used neither a
word processor, a spreadsheet
nor a. database program. And even fewer
who wouldn't know a word processor or
spreadsheet program when they saw une,
Most would doubtless also recognise a
djtabusc but thi* evidence suggests that, as
far as database program use is concerned,
j lot of people are far from clear about the
basic concepts, the benefits and advan-
tages of the various types of database pro-
grams, and in fact about their own
data-oriented needs!
Snine users spend a fortune on a heavy-
weight package only lo find that years
afterwards they still really only inatdi'il 2
per cent of the facilities that had been pro-
vided. The chances are that a cheaper pro-
gram could easily have the same job.
Others confuse database program
power with the need for an application to
have larg^ amounts of disk storage space
available, They waste money on an expen-
sive package when they should really
have got a simpler program and added a
hard disk.
People buy "relational" database pro-
grams because they are "better" but then
fail to use them properly. Users often, for
example, set up record structures which
prove difficult to modify at a later date
(thus defeating one of the main purposes
of the relational database ideology).
In short, database program use is not
well understood, and although in these
pages there is not space to deal properly
with the underlying technical issues, you
will find some help along with details of
the Amiga database programs which are
currently available.
Ihf nuin ad vantages of a single inte-
grated DataBase Management System
(DBMS) relative to a collection of individ-
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are easy to state, They should let users iso-
late their data, enable them to remove
unnecessary data item duplication, and in
genera] offer a level of data independence
MiH'ident to altoiv stored data to be used
in a variety of different ways. Having said
that, a lot of so-called databases are
nothing more than conventional record
storage/retrieval systems that let
you, the user, set up the required record
format,
Because a database will consist of one
or more hies, all appropriate record defi-
nitions need to be created before any
information can be stored. How this is
done will depend both on the database
bBoM - Otte of the motif flu ( flic dutubmc protfrom* from PD fnurti
Paul Overaa on why so many of us fall
wide of the mark when it comes to
understanding and using those most
useful of application programs, database
package being used and on the application
it is being used for, You might for instance
decide you need a client file that contains
i Hent surname, first names, address, data
of birth and telephone number details and
most programs will allow such record
fields to be not only created and named
but classified as tent, numbers, dates and
so on. They'll use these characteristics to
provide limited verification during d*6
entry, If for example you type text into il
field I'.hich has been defined to hok
numerical values, any self-respectinj
database program should give a suitable I
Product listings
Ami Base w4
Supplier: One Vision
Price: £15
Details: Useful, good hooking, Hat file database program
with VCR controls, New version offers record filtering,
improved (background) printing and many other
facilities.
Bud dBase
Supplier: If our Choice
Price; £1,30
Details: Flat file freeware database program {Disk
BU056).
DataRetrieve (Abacus)
Supplier: Abacus
Price: 579,95 + 513 UK shipping charge
Details: This is a reliable product Itiat is suitable for a
great many types of applications. It has good documen-
tation, on-line help, indexing and macro facilities plus
extras like database password protection. The program
can work with up to eight database hies at the same-
time and it has bnlliant search facilities, The screen tern-
plates, called masks, which are used to input
data are easily created and versatile report
production facilities are provided, Unfortunately there
isn't a UK distributor but it can be ordered directly from
Abagys,
DataRetrieve Professional
(Abacus]!
Supplier: Abacus
Price: S295 + 513 UK shipping charge
Details: For serious Amiga users wanting a powerful
system with relational facilities Datafletrieve
Professional is. to my mind, the package of choice. It
offers relational file links and the input mask
arrangements allow you to set op any number of inde-
pendent views of your database files using fields 1mm
any tile.
There are similarly flexible mask-based output view
facilities. Although there isn't the space lo go into
details, :view flexibility" is, to some extent, what the rela-
tional approach is all about
The program is a true heavyweight with superb
indexing/search and reporting facilities and many extras
including its own Basic-style programming language
called Profii. If you are after an Amiga database pack-
age with power this offering feally does deserve to go
on your shortlist? Again, ihere isn't a UK distributor bul il
can be ordered directly from Abacus.
FlexiBase
Supplier: Your Choice
Price; £1.30
Details: Freeware flat file database program (Disk
BUDS2).
Cold Disk Office (Cold Disk)
Supplier: Silica Systems
Price: £49.95
Delail$: This integrated package includes word proces-
sor, spreadsheet, DTP and business graphics facilities,
ft also offers a simple, but perfectly usable. Hal-file
database program. Fifes can contain up lo 32,767
records, 256 fields per record and 256 characters par
fleW.
Unlimited numbers ol user-defined indexes can be
set up and there are easy to use form and report gener-
ator options available. Very useful providing your appli-
cations are straightforward.
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record definitions it is also usually
osary to create some kind of screen-
; data input form, ie set up the screen
•ngements which you will use when
■putting data. Since there's not a lot of
storing data it you can't gel at it,
Cubase programs wiQ also provide bttfr
marching and reporting facilities
•fcidl allow you search for records based
■ particular criteria and create and prinl
Ikwd copy reports.
\ou might, for instance, want to search
four client detail* database fur all clients
who do not have a telephone number and
zeale a report listing their names and
address**. These types of things are ci-iK
done with most Amiga databases,
Programs vary enormously in respect
ni the facilities tin;* offer. Some provide
only the most elementary file definition
and data input facilities, while the head j ■
weight offerings on lb* othei hand really
do provide the high level of sophistication
and flexibility suitable for the needs of an
advanced user.
These offering!;, incidentally, wrill come
with their own Basic-like Database
Management Languages allowing experi-
enced users to create highly customised
database interrogation and reporting rou^
tines.
There are similar variations in the
searching and reporting facilities on offer
PrnPai another good 6*1 if fov want at> irtttgrntrd natkanu
and on the extent to which data items pre-
sent in the records of one file can be com-
bined or linked with the data held in
another database file.
The most sophisticated inter-file links
tend to be those found with programs
known as Relational DataBase
Management Systems (RDBMS) but
unfortunately it is these type of programs
that are normally the most expensive and
the most difficult to use properly.
Before implementing a multiple file
relational database application it is best to
look at the logical structure of the data
that is being stored, carry out a process
SOFTWARE
known as Normalisation, and then use the
resulting record structure as a. blueprint or
model for your real data files.
Most users who buy RDBMS software
do not do this, and the result is thai many
never see the real benefits that relational
systems can provide,
A, Database program may provide all
manner of other facilities such as ARexx
control and Import/ Export options that
let the program read data from, or write
data to. other Amiga programs and files.
Many Amiga databases allow useis to
store references to IFF pictures, 8SVX
sound samples and so on and this enables
not only specialised Amiga graphics and
sound databases to be created hut allows
such material to he used as part of a con-
ventional text-ba-^l inlormation system,
The potential uses are limited only by
your imagination, and the amount of disk
space you have available.
Ejttensii'f graphics or sound -oriented
database applications wilt, needless to say,
require a lot of disk space arid in these
(and a few other instances) a hard disk
becomes essential, Many database pro-
grams can however be set up to run on
quite modest Amiga systems (eg single
drive 512k machines) although obvious]]
much depends on the type of application
you are trying to set up.
Words of warning
There is a certain amount ol poetic licence, as far as the word 'database" is- concerned
and many programs described as databases push this to she extreme.
There is an Astronomy database program called Distant Suns, a genealogy
database called Norgen. and even Digila International's Mails-hot Plus program some-
times gets described as an 'Address' database program.
None of these programs, nor many others that sometimes acquire a database label,
are database programs in Ihe true sense.
Home Business Pack
Supplier: Anglia PD
Price: £4.20 lor a three-disk pack. Printed
manual available at £2.99
Details; This coniains the bBase flat file database pro-
gram along with a texl editor, spelling checker, spread-
sheet, accounts program and other software Good
value lor money.
It Data (Kuma Software and
HiSoft)
Supplier; Hi Soft
Price: £39.95
Details: K-Data is part of the HiSoft K-Pack spreadsheet
and flat file daiabase ottering, It provides
similar record definition and searcrVsofl/reporf facilities
to those found in alternative ottenngs in the same price
range.
Unfortunately the package shows its age in that it is
unable to handle references to graphics Dr sound - so il
is only going to be of interest id users wanting to sat up
conventional text and number-onenled applications. K-
Pack comes with the usual high-quality HiSoft documen-
tation.
Mini Office (Eu repress
Software)
Supplier: Euro press
Price; £59-99
Details; Another integrated package which includes
easy-to-use flat File database facilities.
Order v2-54 (Shadow Software -
formerly South Hams Software)
Supplier: Shadow Software
Price: £19.95
Details: This is one ol the few budget-priced database
programs thai support multiple-file, relational links and in
this respect it is considerably more powerful Ihan other
offerings of a simile r price
Order has had a tough ride in ihe review press and
there is no doubt thai many (but not all) criticisms of the
early releases were valid and the poor original docu-
mentation did nothing to help,
Since the early days however a great many improve-
ments have been made and the price has been brought
down to a level where Order has become exiremely
good value for money. II is not as easy to set up as a
simple flat-file database program (relational type
databases never are) but il is recommended for users
who need some relational capability but cannot afford
one of the more expensive heavyweight commercial
offerings.
Pen Pal {Soft Wood)
Supplier: Softwood Products Europe
Price: £49,95
Details: Pen Pal is an integrated package that combines
word processing and pag&'form design facilities with a
simple database program. It's an attractive, well priced
ottering and although its dalatiase facilities sometimes
seem to border more on the spreadsheet rather than a
database-type arrangement, it does nevertheless pro-
vide a set of record creation and use lacililies which are
quite sufficient tor many flat file purposes.
Ptiilo
Supplier: Your Choice
Price: £3,50
Details; This is a hceneeware database program (disk
CLU07) which is easy to use and perleclly adequate for
simple applications.
Continued overleaf >
Amiga Computing January 1994
SOFTWARE
Witti some data storage programs each application has its own
set of data files. You might, it you were say a consultant, have
an appointments program that stored records containing details
of client names and addresses atong with notes about any work
gamed gut.
You might also have a mailshot application which stored
standard letters along with, again, Ctient names and addresses.
These individual program and associated fite arrangements are
often called Hat fite applications and are so named because
individual data fifes are |usl slraightfgrward collection of identi-
cal lormat records with no interaction or links between the
dalafites of various applications areas.
Independent flat file approaches are fine in many cases but
when uses ol the items held in the data files overlap ail manrer
of problems start to appear.
In the above example the use of separate appointment and
mailshot programs means that client names and addresses
need to be stored twice and this duplication or redundancy is. a
waste o! space.
More importantly it is necessary to remember la update the
client details in both data tiles when changes need lo be made.
The whole idea of the relational methodology is to separate
the data from its use in a way which both allows many pro-
grams to use a common set o1 data tiles and any number of dif-
fering input and output views to be imposed On Ihe various
Items of daia stored.
The sottware which enables this Id be done is called a
Relational DataBase Management System (BOB WSJ or more
commonly nowadays, a relational database program.
The database version of the aboue consultant scenario
would involve an appointments/work-done file, a mailshot file,
and a client details tile liiat would be shared by both appoint-
ment and mailshot applications.
Changes Id client details made tram ihe appointments
area ot the application automatically become immediately avail-
able for mailshot use (and vice versa) without any further data
entry, The result? Less work. Less chance of mistakes.
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entity A database-application related object lhal usually, bill not always, physically exists.
Customers and invoices are two commonly occurring database entities.
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Power Base (Ami Vis ion)
Supplier: AmiVisiom
Price: £14.95
Details: This program started out as a licencewara title
and has now grown into a lully-fledged, but budget
priced, commercial offering. PgwarBasa allows users lo-
se! up record definitions tor specified liles and then
enter, edil and retrieve data using SuperBase-siyle VCH
controls. Text numeric date. time, logical (ie Boolean
Yes/No, True/False fields), percentage and calculation
fields ana allowed along with an external field which can
provide links to both Ascii text and IFF picture hies.
Powerbase otfers a goad Workbench 2 style interface
and, among other things, a reasonable sel of search and
lilter facilities. Filtered records {ie a subsel of records
which satisfy some chosen search cnlena) can be sent
lo Ihe screen, the prinler, or a file and there is a label
mode which cart suppress the printing ol field names
(useful for printing mailing labels - hence Ihe name).
Although it's possible to create as many separate files
as you want, there are no in tor- hie link mechanisms
available. In other words this is a simple Hat-file system!
Despite these limitations the program is fair value tor
money and perfectly adequate Iqr first lime users or oth-
ers with simple database needs
Quick Base
Supplier: Your Choice
Price: £1.30
Details: Fairly average freeware flat hie database pro-
gram (disk BU009),
S-Base 4 Personal (Oxxi)
Supplier: Hi Soft
Price: £1 29.95
Details: S-Base is itie new name lor what used to be Ihe
SuperBase range and ihis offering, like SuperBase
Personal before it, is likely to continue as the most popu-
lar Amiga Database program in the UK. fts VCR-styled
control panel approach is easy to U$e and the program
flexible enough to be used for all but the most demand-
ing ol database applications.
S-Base 4 Professional (Oxxi)
Supplier: HiSoft
Price: £249
Details: This is the package formerly known as
SuperBase Professional, It's another truly heavyweight
database package which provides sophisticated
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along with its awn Basic -stylo database language (with
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Both in lerms ol use and: ibe facilities offered S-Base
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PICASSO II EM PLANT WAVETOOLS
Me Graphics (RTG) Is the In turn pi Amiga graphics, display
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asso II RTG emulator has been designed so thai il uses no
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SOFTWAR E
The last word
Final Writer claims to take Amiga
office software onto a new professional
plateau inhabited by such icons of
quality as Microsoft Word, but is this a
tall claim? Stevie Kennedy finds out
After the activity of a year ago
when Word worth 2 and Final
Copy emerged in a flurr*. nt
renewed fighting fiver the Amiga produc-
tivity market, things have been rather
..|uirt tin the word processing front. Ever
since that time, though, SoftW nod's
designers have been beavering away at a
secret weapon designed to end the war by
Christmas.
Final Writer is <\ natural successor to
Final Copy II, the program on which it is
based, and attempts, to answer some of the
criticisms its little brother has attracted,
Though a high quality package capable of
superb output and with graphics manage-
ment second to none in its field, FCU
lacked many of the power word
processing features enjoyed by its rival?,
A cjrefullj crafted usei interface, slick
presentation, and ease of use guarm
FCIi a large and appreciative audience,
but without strength in depth it could
never hope to compete for the seriotlfl
word-crunching jobs such as manuals,
books, and lengthy reports to which
Word worth 2 was better suited, Final
Writer tries to eradicate that gap and offer
more power without losing the easy going
nature of its ancestor.
In essence, the two programs are
understandably similar In appearance, but
there is much more to Pinal Writs than .it
First meets the eye. In fact, to compare it
directk to HOI is like comparing a Ford
Escort to a Sierra Cosworth simply
because they bear the same manufac-
turer's stamp and design style.
To attract users with big job require-
ments, Final Writer starts with a battery of
improved layout and document handling
facilities, the most important of which is
the master page approach, Simply put,
this ■enables the user to create a template
of every page in the document bearing
common information such as the
document title, section headings, page
numbers, and so on, making document
pfDOBftBinB a much easier job.
For example, if the title of a document
is changed, it is a simple matter to change
the master page for at! pages to bear the
new title, and if a logo is tu appear 00
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FinalWriter
Word Processor for tht Amiga*
from SoftWocd, Inc.
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Lu-s/fhr Chantilly Rochester
Studio Bold Ultimate
Ravenna Bold Dragon
Worchester Stafford
iomt af tht many form on otter
every page, the graphic need only be
inserted once on the master page, Even
better, Findl Writer offers ,i section -by-
section layout tool which gives the user
complete enntmt over the different parts
of a document,
A document is treated as a number of
sections, one each for j-lkIi components i
the main body text, the tUJe, ■
contents, and so on, and the user Cl
create sections and swap between them i
will, In this way, a document COntaifUfl;
two or more very different styles (such
the difference between body text and i
DIY delights
Final Writer is easily the most configurable Amiga word processor Ever. It has a
superb preferences menu similar to FCH's. but on top of this II has a user'
definable button bar and menu, and an ARexx macro system with 26 pre-defined
scripts-
There is no auto-record for these macros, which means thai users will have to
master the basics of ARexx before writing their own, hut the button bar and menu
should negate the need for most of us to use the 174 dedicated Aflexx
commands.
To change the default button bar, users need only select Ihe appropriate prefer-
ences option, choose a new button icon, and assign a menu command, ARem
script, or string command (a single ARexx command) to Ihe button. There can be
as many button strips as needed, though two will usually be enough, and the user
can swap between them at will,
An auto-record feature, such as that planned for PageStream 3.0, would have
significantly enhanced Ihe power of ARexx macros for beginners, but the
potential is at least there if required. Given the almost obsequious nature of the
user-friendly button bar and user menu, ARexx macros tend to lose some of their
significance, but many are very useful.
For example. Ihe
package has no option
to make text bold, as
this will normally
involve loading the bold
equivalent of the pre-
sent typeface, but
ARexx macros are
available to be assigned
to user buttons which
will create the equiva-
lent of bold, plain, and
bold italic text without
the user, having to load
ihf uErr fnmon bar
anol r3G r /4ftffl£l/on option h
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SOFTWARE
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get needn't bo split into separate
tat can be kept together as a
■\ sections.
■ section can have its own page
-: or the user can set the page
at which each section begins, so
printing it is easy to stitch
ig back together.
■i :■'.■' I ■■ of any document
■ i number at defa ult styles, but
.in define new styles, and as each
1 h.ive its own master pages
■» a great deal of flexibility in the
Default styles include settings for
if headings, the tabic of contents,
| an, and all ar* user-definable,
! in Woidworfli 2, the user can
•t onlv to automatically generate
or table of con tents, but can also
the font and text style in which the
• elements of trie table will be
Largi.* friendly requesters handle
K li Operations in style generation,
ach style can be assigned a hot key,
*hort, there is little the program
1 do thai it isn'l already doing to
lite t-asier for large documents. With
master page, sections, style tags, and
li. iist generation features, those
g long reports or novels will find in
cMikage a lot of time and energy
fractions.
SCIENTIFIC
in any legal or scientific document, the
body of text is more often than not
ed in sections which may have their
" topic headings or a simple section
■ . -i such ,i- i.i.ii ii. Fo cater for this
ft of document. Final Writer gives the
omplele control over how outlines
i neratrd.
Automatic generation of the outline is
mined In th».' styles used in a
ocument, so that if we wanted all
■b-topics included we would go to the
■ definition requester and indicate at
•rhat level in the outline each type of
■fc- topic appears.
At first this can be a little confusing,
i sample document nun Id hnvt-
- red nvw iFsers, but with practice the
■BHB!i^i.M .r.i iM.i^tJJflij^H
RAM Dictionary -
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Speller
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Special Options
J Automatic Suggestions
i — Cache Size —
jf Medium 4K
Skip Cache Size
1 1 Medium 4K I
Report as errors
i/\ Repeating words
i/\ rvl on- alphanumeric words
y'l Capitalization warnings
Hyphenation
Hyphenation .-
1 1 On I
— Memory Usage —
t | Buffered ( Slower) j
iet HAM tathr
prrfrnencri to
tpffti up the
ipetlet
outlining of complex documents should
be no mote difficult than marking words
for inclusion in the index.
Other layout tools include multiple
columns complete with vertical justifica-
tion, hanging Indents, and text bows. Che
latter is a very DTP-esque feature and
seems to lift Final Writer into the publish-
ing arena, but in reality it is cri limited use.
Text boxes can be created e-asilv
enough, moved around, rotated, resized,
and treated to all extents and purposes as
free agents on the page, but the] CM
contain only 1 single line of te\t and are
therefore of use only for headings -nul
Improved flexibility does, of course,
come with the ability to take a word and
stretch, rotate, and re-colour it, but
nowhere near as much flexibility as would
he gained from treating all text as a page
element.
All other operation'- regarding text and
its handling are sound and well thought
out, containing many options more
usually associated with DTP. Of particular
interest is the control over text u'idth,
leading, and oblique angle.
By selecting an area of test and using
the hidtli option, words can be given a
Dew width from between 50 per cent and
ISO per cent of the default for that
typeface. Again, leading {the space
between lines of text) can be controlled by
selecting the number of points between
each line (one point being 1/72 inch).
Oblique control offers [he user a
definable amount of italic-like slant in
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cruistttBad nr logo. It is no substitute for a
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With capitalisation under the k\uk m*
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normal, or small caps. Final Writer's tesl
handling facilities come right up to scratch
with the notable exception of a show
invisibles toggle. This feature, to enable
[he user to see carriage returns, tabs, and
spaces on-screen represented symboli-
cally, is a basic of just about every other
word processor in the world and a breath-
taking omihsum from Final Copy H
When the same omission cropped up
on the professional follow up to FCll, I for
one was pu^/.twl and disappointed. Many
ntight think this is a point of pedantry, but
when loading a PUe (rom .mother source,
perhaps an Ascii file from a CoverDisk or
PD disk, or a document saved as Ascii
from another word processor, it is
absolutely vital that one can "light up" tin/
control codes to tee where the document
mij^ht have a [ot of double spaces, tabs,
carriage returns at the end ut lines, and --m
mi.
If such control is noi possible, the
hassle of re-formatting a document blind
has to be experienced to be believed, and I
would beg Soft Wood to make good the
f«ult as «wn as possible,
On a brighter note, Final Writer is a
superb handler of graphics, the one area
in which most cither word processors (tie
a dive. All IFF bitmap formats are
supported as is the industry standard
encapsulated PostScript (EPS), and either
<-an be imported and displayed in full
colour,
Speed of operation when graphics are
involved can sloiv to a crawl on some
packages, but Final Writer shows- its
SoftWood pedigree by providing both
speedy treatment of imported graphics
and a few built-in tricb of its own.
Lines, boxes, and ellipses can be drawn
directly on screen using icons on the
button bar, and text flowed around them
in the same way as imported graphics
giving the program a distinct edge in
presentation terms. Creating documents
with borders and other graphical content
it much easier than in any other Amiga
word processor, and screen updale is
re fre s hin gly fiat
That's not to sav speed doesn't suffer,
and in 25fj-colour mode the program can
become a bit tiresome. However, while
Final Writer is bein^ tiresome most other
packages would have reached the "never
mind, I'll hire a couple of scribes" stage,
and the program hai more than one
tactical approach to feline de-furrificafion.
When large Ham8 or EPS pictures
begin to slow things down a bit, simply
changing the way the images are
displayed is easy. The user can change
each picture individually or all in a
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TUTORIAL
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document at nice, so the largest can be
turned off while the smaller graphics are
displayed properly.
As soon as they are bumped into
preview mode, on-screen images are
replaced by a bos containing a diagonal
atom in time-honoured newspaper
paste-up fashion, thus spading up
scrolling and screen refresh. In this way,
pictures, can be viewed in fill I colour to
check that they don't clash with the
document's other coiours, then switched
off to save speed.
Imported graphics cannot be rotated,
but any lines or shapes produced using
the integral drawing tools cam, which
makes them useful as hounding lines. This
is a technique whereby the met draws a
series of lines close around a complex
imported graphic, then flows text around
the hounding lines rather than the image.
Irregular text How is therefore possible
even when the image is imported in a
solid box of colour. The package offers
contoured text flow to the left or right, but
not both sides at once, so the bounding
lines compromise comes in particularly
handy in some documents.
All graphics can be treated as free page
elements and moved around at will, but to
retain control once the number of images
and text bones grows, Final Writer offers a
few handling tools. Group and Uttgroup
perform their obvious functions, enabling
the user to move and scale a gamp of
images as one, while I ock <iod Unlock can
be used lo avoid unnecessary waits for
screen refreshes because a graphic has
accidentally been moved a tenth of a
millimetre.
A whopping 100 EPS images, some
yood, some feeble, are included with the
package and are accompanied by 120
outline fonts in the NimbusQ format-
Finat Writer will also accept any AGFA or
Adobe Type 1 PostScript fonts, a fact
which is particularly welcome given that
it will print EPS images and PostScript
fonts to any printer, and has a good
custom PostScript driver for the rich users
out there.
,\t times, the screen display of such
foots is less than perfect, and at normal
{100 per cent) magnification, nine point
text can be difficult lo icad.
Final Writer attempts to offset thi 1 -
by giving the user control of screen
resolution, which tan be set up to 300 by
300 dots per inch using the excellent
pn-terences menu, but the only real
answer is to buy a bigger monitor or use
the 125 per cent viewing setting.
Flipping back and forward in view
modes can he annoying, but 93 there are
three ways of doing this (menu, button
strip, and holding down Alt while clicking
the mouse button), the user at least has
plenty of choice.
Navigation in general is a pleasure
with this program, as the user can jump
between sections, use the stroll bars to
L|uicklv jump tram one part to another,
use the page button, or select Co T«» I '.if.r
Printed output
Final Writer enjoys excellent printed output thanks to its built-in
PestScnpt pnnter driver and its ability to send EPS images and
outline fonts to any printer. II a dul matrix or bubble jel printer is
used, Final Writer will coax the unit's best resolution from it,
ensuring that Ihe quality of hard copy is as good as it can be.
The clean way in which outline lonts appear from a cheap bub-
ble jet is very impressive, and is as good as any gl Ihe top notch
DTP packages. EPS graphics printed al 300dpi on a Canon BJ10
are similarly satisfying, so documents output to one of the middle
range printers such as the Canon or the HP DeskJet series should
be acceptabte for home or business use,
Printing preferences ate available tor the program's final (best
quality) or draft (images printed as prev»ew boxes) settings, and
lor graphics printing. Dithering can be either ordered or halftone,
and the PostScript printer preferences also offer custom halftone
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are used,
Oelaull sellings lor most options are perfectly acceptable, but rf
the user has specific requirements or fancies a hit ol tweaking
Final Writer is very accommodating,
that made Final Copy II a hit as a simple'
DTP package. Such a combination is hard
to beat, and although Soft Wood mig
not have made it to the Microsoft V. i
level just yet, they're not very far off will
this release.
from, the menus. This pattern repeats itself
throughout the package, which offers two
or three ways of doing everything before
the user evert considers AFe*x macro- i>r
the user-defirtabkbuttnns and menus, and
this is a tribute to the thought which
has so obviously gone into the whole
package.
From the 799 pa^e manual (I'd have
preferred it ring-bound, but never mind)
to the smooth operation of just about
every feature. Final Writer is a product
which oozes professionalism and an
attention to detaiL
Af a word processor, it has several
advantages over Wordwnrth 2, hitherto
the leader on tlu- .various side of things,
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If Final Writer doesn't quite live up to the claims that it rivals Microsoft Word, it is
because ed a small list of annoying omissions end leatures thai haven 't been
finished off. None of these is particularly damaging, bid there are enough of them
to ensure that the package is flawed.
Of most concern is the lack of a show invisibles option, discussed elsewhere,
which can make editing imported text very awkward, but up there on top with this
is ihe lack if an undo edit feature. Both basic features should be implemented as
soon as possible.
In other areas, it Is impossible to copy text from the document and paste it into
search and replace requesters, and there is no highlight and drag capability. Both
are found in the leading PC and Mac word processors, and both can be great time
savers.
Another omission is the lack of bookmarks, used in Wordworth 2. which enable
the user lo jump to pre-arranged places in a document, and Ihe absence of any
sample documents with related tutorials might dismay firsl time WP users.
Limited options on Ascii import/export can also be a pain, and the rotate
function's refusal to work with imported graphics sets a limit on page design
Finally, the auto-save feature is very poor, as it throws up a requester every time it
is about to save out and asks the user to confirm,
Eicuse me, but isn t the word ■automatic" lo be found somewhere in the term
"aulo-save"?
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Product: Final Writer
Supplier: Gordon Herwood
Computers
Price: £129.99
Phone: 0773 6367B1
Ease ol use 9
Implementation 9
Value for money 9
Overall 9
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ver the wars ASDG have
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I foremost tOOWS the program's
level of undo, which a* you'd
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it up com«s the impressive search
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[ fast turbo mode. In addition the func-
•upport history - so you'll never
I to re- type repeated patterns.
. J expect ARexs is well sup-
and as s result it's possible to
jet other packages - such as compil-
tt> call CEDFro and even place the
t on the exact line where an error has
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• allows CEDPro to detect bracket and
e errors within the code in addition to
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Editing and
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Paul Austin casts a kindly eye on the
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multiple die haniilinu Into action
boors well. Simply start the function and
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macro can be assigned to any single or
combination of keys. It's even possible to
call a special macro editor with which to
edit existing macros when necessary. Like
its predecessor, you can edit literally
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simultaneously. As for speed r therv are no
complaints - although there rarely are
with any text editor. However, no matter
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unlikely you'll ever need to wait for the
program to catch up with your editing
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Automation with Air-Link
H you're among the numerous vidsaphiies who've in vested in VlabY/C the word.
AirLink may Inspire a distant memory of promised automation, For those unfamil-
iar with VtabY/C, the connection belween the two revokes around VlabY/C s IFR
Ira me grabbing capability,
IFR - Interleave frame recording - gives VlabY/C the unique ability to grab
unlimited sequential 24-bit frames from live video, To achieve this, it first picks a
reference point on the tape, followed by a storting frame, from which a user
defined number of frames are then grabbed.
The beauty of the system is that any VCR can be used for the process and bel-
ter still no limecode is required an the tape ilsell: the software quite literally
remembers which frames have been grabbed and Ihen attempts to grab the
remainder on a subsequent pass over Ihe tape.
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the software demands constant rewinding ol the tape ready tor the next pass.
However thanks to AirLink hours spent at the controls of a VCR are a thing ol the
past Existing users may recall
lhat IFR's control window pro-
vides ihe option to not only
execute a processing script on
images but also add a rewind
AReo macro which can call
on Airlink to do all the hard
work for you.
As a result complete automa-
AmJ) JOVT BlIMf
orf Utrtn mthtw thou
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set-up - after which you can leave your Amiga and the VCR to their own devices.
Wo matter which application you apply AirLink on the basic set-up procedure
remains the same, Firal you must install the hardware - this takes the torm of a
cable connected to a small Infra red Iransmilterfrecerver, the other end of which
slots into the Amiga's free joystick port.
Handy hotkey
Once installed you simply run the AirLink software which provides numerous
examples along with the essential sampler program. As Ihe name suggests this
allows you to program: AirLink to emu late literally any infra red remote controller,
In order to control a device you simply design a graphic representation of a
remote control panel using the paint package of your choice, The Airlink software
Ihen allows you la add button areas to the graphic - appending the appropriate
remote control command on each. These graphic remotes can Ihen he savBd out.
complete with hotkey combinations, and recalled when required,
Actually programming Alrlink is very simple; you jusl activate the sampler pro-
gram, record the signals from the original remote you wish to control and then
append the appropriate signal to Ihe button in question.
Alas that's all that space will allow for this month, but tune in nent time for
more on AirLink and its immense potential within a mulli media environment.
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TUTORIAL!
This month we'll gu into how
you actually move; objects
around using Amus ~*l>. \t :1k
on is an extension to the Amos lan-
"t are some special commands
to the standard Amoe command
rhrth you can use to move objects
i in 3D space.
■teethe Amos 3D extension has been
i to your program, you can load and
1 3-D objects in your normal Amos
using a series of new
nds.
tow you have to tome to terms with
if space - 3D space 1 . The world
J trio of a*es, called K y and z,
sed to using x and y on the com-
■ screen, arid translating objects
ind that screen merely Involves
rig numbers to their x,y co-ordinates
ike the numbers which tell a move
imand to shift the position oi a
its But now v*'u have an extra dimun-
it of depth, and this is the ?
nension.
With Amos 3D there are a flew set of
nmands called "Td" commands, and
I preface any 3D commands you put
• programs, tike this example:
Td Mr 'If
points to the disk which contains the
objects, It's the 3D version of the
"Oir$=" command you get in Amos. Next
■ commands you will he familiar
Hide : Dtubtt Eu"er : Autcbiu J
ou are moving sprites, even 3D ones,
you'll need to be double buffering to cut
the amount ni unnecessary flicker. N'exl
foti have to toad the object:
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U Object ^,"thtttnrt•,i t tl 1 lm f i t lm l '
mi
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The process "is not unlike that of loading
and positioning a sprite, First you load
Our Amos expert, Phil South, concludes
his two-part look at Amos 3D and looks
at some undocumented features
Adding
an extra
dimension
the object, in this case "checkmark". This
ts kidded from the disk you pointed to as
being your 3D directory, Then the Td
Object command positions the object on
the screen. It's uhject 1, its name is
"checkmark", and we want it positioned
,i-, Jesi ribed in the command.
The first three figures are the position
of the object in space, so we have s=0,
y=0 and 1=5/100, TW8 is pretty much
dead centre on the screen, Next we want
ati attitude, and this doesn't mean your
shape should be talking back and (fitting
you.
Attitude describes the direction the
shape is pointing, in this case A=0,
B=5QuO and C--40Q0. This in unimportant
if the shape in question is a cube, but if
it J s a spaceship you'll want it to be the
right way up and pointing in the direc-
tion it is supposed to be flying,
Finally we enter the loop zone where
the movement is calculated:
liptit
rd Angle 1,*,},*
I his is like a Bob command, where the
angle of the object in all of the three
dimensions is fixed,
MWIIM
Increment the X dimension
and
ou r
object
will tumble,
Cll Q
Td Rtd'in
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Until Ftlsi
Hidden gems
The disk also features details ol some undocumented to
Commands like the one to de-tine order in which objects are drawn'
Id Prlurtir M
where n = Object number and p = Object drawing priority
This allows you to specify the order in which objects, are
drawn by the 3D system. In other words objects thai are drawn
first appear in front of other obiects. The command makes some
interesting special effects possible:
PfiwtlM
Object driving order
which translates as:
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ind tit st'er objects villi i
By default all objects have a priority of 0. Note that if two
objects have non-ieto priority the one with the highest priority
will be drawn first (in front).
The other undocumented feature is TD SET COLOUR which
gets a specified object block's colour combination, like so:
'd let Colour i,b,:
where n = Object number, b a Block number and c a Colour
combination code of the block (same as in OM).
This command is toe language equivalent of OM's colour
combination tool described in lite 3D manual. It sets (he colour
combination code of the specifies block.
Valid colour numbers range from D to 16, colour combina-
tions D ic 1 2 are the same as in OM , colon r combinations 13-15
are new- An out ol range colour code will be truncated to me
nearest valid code withoul causing an error,
And wrap it all up with drawing the
screen and waiting for the next vertical
blank before you alter the position of the
object It's all basically the same kind of
deal as moving fpritec around the screen.
Obviously you now have to learn to
think in 3D, but that goes with the terri-
tory, Vectors are hard to do in. normal cir-
cumstances, but this program should
make the whole thing reall} that much
easier to cope with, You can sketch out
your 3D ideas on graph paper before-
hand, just to give you an idea ■ t y J
of what you want. fa ^j
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ng. Now the company have
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ice not only text tiffing, hut 24-bit
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• is a sizeable package supplied
t disks and comprising the main
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ynetary format and are the only
tfaces available for use In Montage,
gh a range of font packs will be
as back-up and a module should
be released making it possible for
to treat PostScript fonts as Montage
A disadvantage of this approach is that
1 flser is dependent on future release-?
InnoVision, but the advantages
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Test can be scaled in any way, coloured
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ulable functions are dedicated to con-
; the use* of high quality verbage,
All operations are carried out using the
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est video and TV software packages
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ited into screens of their own.
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ten, concise 130-page manual could
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ti'ii minutes. Part of the reason for this is
the program's relatively simple purpnsi* in
life, which is purely to produce text on a
backdrop, but the designers should also
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forward as possible.
Montage will run on either an ACA
Amiga or a machine equipped with the
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when teamed up with OpaLVision. In this
eonfigu ration. Montage can utilise full 24-
bit graphics and a full complement of HI
transitions, 13 of which work with AG A
Mix text, btxltttmpt.ond hrushri wlffr «nr
and only two with IV24. On a standard
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fussy about the system setup. All
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properly, This is a pain when used on a
machine which has a multi-purpose role
and therefore a multitude of overscan and
monitor settings, but shouldn't be a prob-
lem if Montage is being used in a purely
video environment.
When first used, Montage can have a
strange initial impression as all pages in a
sequence are set up on a HAM preview
screen which only roughly represents the
finished image, then rendered as either
24-bit or super hi-res HamH. Finished
imagph oner rendering is complete are
superb and quickly dispel any doubts
brought on by the HAM preview which.
Stevie Kennedy wipes and fades with
Montage 24, the latest high quality
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MaofOjfjf tin pritduLr !np quality TV qraphrri
to be fair, is designed to make production
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ture data around, so by demanding that
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waits during production,
Unfortunately, the same cannot be said
about rendering or the final playback nl
complete sequences. 'Rendering each page
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coloured, scaled, and so on.
As each page can be a fairly monstrous
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relatively slow rate of playback.
For example, an average page might
Like- •-i". I'll seconds or so to load and be
displayed using a page transition effect .l
deJaj which thmi^h perfectly acceptable
tor many purposes would restrict many
videographers. Montage partly makes up
ior thi ■- svttfc a couple of tricks in the
triggering department
Pages may be set to display immedi-
ately upon loading, which is fine for
looping information displays, but the user
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use the General Purpose Interface (til 1 1)
trigger. This is a method by which
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page by a CPI switch connected to .1 VCR,
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The inclusion of this sort of triggering
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point-of-sale world as well as opening up
many more dramatic uses during
presentation, and with its top notch
results, easy operating environment, and
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as a dedicated graphics package.
With the reservations that speed of
playback could he improved and the fact
that Montage grabs hold of the system
and refuses to multitask, it is difficult not
to recommend this program to the v ideog-
raph it in search of broadcast-quality
graphics.
As a dedicated system, it is perhaps not
ideal for the home video enthusiast, but if
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Pen mouse for PCs with optical
pad £34.95
Optical mouse, 300 dpi Id* Amiga.. LI 9. 95
infrared mouse, 300 dpi for PCs £4?.?S
Infrared mouse, 300 dpi for Amiga .£49.95
Opto-mech mouse for PCs with
pad <& holder,., £ia.95
Qpto-mech mouse for Amiga w.pad &
holder £14.95
Opto-mech low cost mouse for
Amiga ■. £8,00
Opto-mech low cost mouse for
PCs £10.00
3-button trackball for Amiga ..£29.99
"CriStal" trackball for Amiga £34.99
3-bulton trackball for PCs £34.99
51 2Kb RAM: -expansion for AS00+ ..11 6.99
1 Mb RAM expansion lor A5WK £1 9.95
External 3,5' floppy drive £50.00
Kiekatart switch for A500, A2000....£ 14.95
Kickstart switch for A600 £29.95
Electronic boot selector £1 4.95
Auto mojse,''|oyslick switch £1 0-99
Dust covers £6.00
MEMORY MASTER 1200
Internal RAM expansion with dock for Amiga 1200, populated with 1, 5 or 9Mb
AF1200
AF1200
AF1 200
AF1200
AF1200
AF1200
AF1 200
AF1200
AF1200
AF1200
AF1 200
1 Mb with
4Mb with
5Mb with
5Mb with
5Mb with
5 Mb with
8Mb with
9Mb with
9Mb with
9Mb with
9Mb with
clnck,
dock,
dock,
dock,
clock,
clock,
clock,
dock,
dock,
dock,
dock,
no Oscillator, no FPU Processor £99
no Oscillator, no FPU Processor £199
Oscillator, 16MHz 68882 FPU , £285
Oscillator, 20MHz 68682 FPU £290
Oscillator, 25MHz 6BB&2 FPU .- £295
Oscillator, 33MHz 63382 FPU £299
no Oscillator, no FPU Processor £359
Oscillator, 1 6 MHz 68882 FPU £415
Oscillator, 20MHz 6S882 FPU ,.,,,.£420
Oscillator, 25MHz 68882 FPU £429
Oscillator, 33MHz68B82 FPU £439
r- 1 AMIGA 4000 (2SMHI £8030)
2Mb RAM 80Mb HD £949
4Mb RAM 120Mb HD £1 069
4Mb RAM 214Mb HD £1 1 69
4Mb RAM 245Mb HD £1 269
4Mb RAM 340Mb HD £1369
4Mb RAM 540Mb HD ,,-£1669
;
n AMIGA 4000 (2SMHz 6S040)
1919 |
6Mb RAM 80Mb HD ,. £"
6Mb RAM 1 20Mb HD £20d9
6Mb RAM 21 4Mb HD £2169
6Mb RAM 245Mb HD £2269
6Mb RAM 340Mb HD .. £2369
6Mb RAM 540Mb HD £2669
P.SU-
1
.£29.95
Power Supply (High Walt)
forASOO
Power Supply for Al 500 +
A200Q £69.95
FAX MODEM
Fold a Fax. Modem.
With Fax Software .
.£129
JE179_
4 AMIGA MEMORY UPGRADE j-|
A500 »Mb
£14.95
A500 *Mb + Clock .„,
£23.95
A50C + 1Mb,,
£21.95
A600 1Mb
£21.95
1Mb SIMM (CVP) ..,
,£29.95
4Mb SIMM (GVP) „
.,.,£149.95
lMb72PIN(A400O>
£99.00
4Mb 72PIN (A40O0)
POA
PCMCIA 2Mb
£B9.00
PCMCIA 4Mb
.,£1 49.00
Al 200 RAM
: NEW
4Mb'wiih Clock, no FPU Processor,,,
4Mb with Clock, 20MHz 56681 FPU
4Mb with Clock, 25MHz 66882 FPU
4Mb with Clock, 33MHz 156882 FPU
4Mb with Clock, 4CMH7 m%2 FPU .,.£289
4Mb With Clock, 50MHz &a«82 FPU ...£309
3i
£169
£209
£269
£279
■ 40MHz ACCELERATOR FOR A1 200 f-
0Mb RAM . £299
4Mb RAM £499
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Software
ressions
Introducing some of the best public domain & shareware
disks available for the Amiga today. Go on. ..express yourself
All di$fcs are compatible for
A5O0/A5OO+/A60Q/A1 200, except (M) which
indicates not compatible far Al 200
UTILITIES
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U1M
U130
U134
U1S6
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U142.
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U165.
U175.
U17D.
11179.
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U32
U234
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.A-Gansjimegl .Trace your ancestors
..Bidrhychms (1 r»BJ Chart yout teelinss
Educai"' ' bam German
..Besirass&r-j Maker iNi £-mpi« out usflui
Canoon Brushes . ,. Lots cd terns chaiaoais
&jsaaas? Masir- .ftmpreter&ne AMOS cataoase-
|Q Tester ftt HafBiWiiiijaj?
..VbOaM ^ogar Mooy m D Paint
.JUt»l Designer Vanous label ^lriers.
Ami Can httMcoNttipKiBoiinMil
..Amibast Proi :- - JtB»
... , ExCESert word jrocessor
... Lots alSww Fonts
Moveable flbjecl Editor
... Emu-toes IBM Korno/ams
..As it sounds
Beginners word OfbCeSSOr
... Enforce ytar rmwlea'ge oi ttiis
,. .Crates mips o'lhe WW
...Creates bar papnj
ba i ' .vtc aroessBor
:s]Besi spreadsheet avaiiatile
Work nil! your mm H-jr* make
. Syllabus rauphf disk
'.'jicuiata collars «l ptaneDs
.'•isa Text Editor
Create youior
Leam about dnssaurs
C'^if ii adtresa booK
Gommupicabon Disk
..Ttrt Engine..
Sutier Fonts...
JMHDW...
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World Otfanark . .
A-grap'i
.T*rl|&sVfHSI0H4....
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CatotiaBas*..
GCSf Maths.
Astronomy
S-Wowe
..Snadew cmo n-aliar .
Total concepts
..Heme Manager
JiraW(2*te)
RaceRalor. .Fnr horse racing ilO:
ABC Adventure Creator Creo your mnadveTli; re games
..Pools Poets Version ? Ho* cut you f i
..Training Log.. - ..KeepngM
..BackTa* .Advise MGM»oiDrtCai»jlaiJti
..The Money Programme Up to 2SO0 transKt«ns
..Mastie Niblick . Goli scce recorder
..Illinois Late . . „Latw printer
..Auc :■ Ajilraffcm Socio DnMBtGartlM
..Cliecj* Book Accguriant Kitd labs cr.-your eipenrJiture
..Engineers H I Cta* you Amiga System
Word Power Solve cftBSVrtrtS & anagrams
.StouAntyst Analyses the state market
..Fern Frii" Variations of fonts a.*iabe
..D-jnks orp
..Left Office
, Budgets i.3J.
,.LO0U)icV2.l>..
..fctotWiVH.
..Wntmaker. „
.. DesWopPidlsflingloriiiCs
.....Word Processor. Dalatase & Spreadsheet
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DEMOS
DG15
DOSS
0075
DI48
D162
DT65
D17?
D225
DM1
D271
D27B
D23D
DM I
D2.32
M306.
M062
M384.
HQSS
M093.
M1K,
G£tOS
GODS.
G010
G011
G01J
MIS
Ml 9
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G023
6325
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GD53
G065
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61 DC
6109.
Sl2i
61 43.
6148.
6149
6152.
6t53.
6155.
6157.
Si 62.
GT65.
GtTfl.
G171.
6175.
6176.
..Jigairon Star Wars II megtfdiskst m .Capttaa-ing graphics
. tntt-ppsa leaving dock Fawus at
. Cllti. Of Spon Pretty shots c4 talented girls
The Run (1 mety aTM> T Ricntesar-chaM animation. Bond
Swatthy MantMuMm (1 EjEdsntdHM
. S:ar Trek Annrasons , Anens, of FJS3 Enterprise
Star Trek Aoiira!ions...._ Agatron ih.1 7 More M abort Good
. HEincamatiDflofSgl. Pepper tfOisks.l meg i Beades cLesic
. ,R«j&»arf|2c Fie Whits Hole
.Odyssey li disks;- iNj EscaUanl solace achwrrbjiE ar
.Destr. Sicirm . -iioraat-on on 6
jesus an t's" (2 disks) EestlEnt rave music
.Dolphin Dreams Slide show ol Pies? ^vHy creatines
.Hcwtoskinacal Amosing demo
MUSIC
.Biidarce ramn |N| . , "*ally goad ds*. CaJdiy s'u"
.Random Attess .. ._ Artal Noise and mwe. Stafting acid tueJi
.Lid- Zeppelin ?'j-wah- !■:. Heavw etc.
'•'r . Zn l T:
..NoLir Catchy tunes
GAMES
.AH New SlarTfjk [2 oimh) U5S Enlanorta class-: &sto«
,M0Wty . . Drap bombs wcttyrfem nat'on
..Brewoji DSBek bat £ bH game
..Blizzanc Hwifflnial shoot- em-up High quality
.Adventure Jiint ons \.l ciso.i loads of hrs oi commercial games
..Crossfire ft meg i Enekm game *fitlBn in AMOS
.Dungeon Mw |2 d«ks ;t{|ubsi
..Demolitian Misson <;< megi „ SfluljrloBallwnacy.good'.in
..Ewtflnic Train SsHis- . .. .Cnnstiuctownlmihsel
..Bntnfjiij Shont-am-up
. learn m Play i (W) Good fartt* ktaei Backbo^-rj mBts. etc.
..LHfnEjHay2l.Hr. , Mara tun tor-
Mayhei; .. ..Brittamshoat-'em-op
.Pint Kngdoir. 1.2 disks. Tnckv jcwmorE ijamB. Gaud
Rjrturr ir>£»nh-i'5 ttcc Space adventure
..Wet Beaver Tennis iNj . . . Simple, out good 1tm bat 1 ball gam*
■A'Miriea O-ir Good general knwiedge que
Simulator 1(1 megj- iUJi •'.icon'menc+j 5 pmes incloding Met-c
'iViff of fort-.: '. Vi Qjii. coTOiitenad
tonleoni 'Hitvt High-qoaldy simutitiOA
..Card Stop
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..flajhaels Rsvenge ...
Grov^.i'J.
JfSionX
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..1!toryl»id2[N)
Weil presented card gamei
-Blow <ip !hc«e bjrgeri
Dilftutl psattufm adventuri
Jump onto EkMtars
:- expanding bun
Duality shant-sri-op
'iicub pitnte game
nldrEns adventore
Soper Skoda Challenge ... .CifndnggKW
Cwali
.Top Secret |N;. . Ouahlv ptatlomt game
. Wnis Wall . NEWWaardshoflbnggame
White Knqht . ..MEW Etteflenl shoot em ub game
GTBO
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S20S
KU
GS15
..TartAitacktW) _ . World
..Sup*-' League Manager . Vanage rtur o<
.Flagcaicher ..
.G'ardPru Simulator
Games Galnm Ten. |N; .
.Paratfiuta Jodsi...
.Balttsiien"ji
G217 Arid War
Gzig .JtcioWtta
G2'9 ...Space FaHCufl
G22Q StaAltack'Ni
.)■ Mi
learn
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t«jteltat
"iemcsllentgamtj
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„ Hiincnoackgamt
Eiteufmstaugygamt
Cat ii. .
Guide Spaceship ihruugh Temn
Nta arsrjnwe t»mto»r
G221 ^erge of the mutant came> Snooiinggan*
G222 Neghboursadv&rtute |I discs! fcing Paul Rnuinson to oaort
G223 ... Wzard Wars . Graphics Adventure
G224 Sfeatigic Games jN|. . 3 erceuer* games
6225 ...Juldans family Ouiz Qua oncull TV prognjnirw
G22fi Dual.. .. 2 player shooting game
6227 Assassins 24 ft i , i panes winding W rtoe
6230 AgaasiB 2J ftl . Addiciiva card games
6231 ... Assassins 28 ftltftese mBude-uVM*io. vaders? I Mid Bomser2
62«...,.asas:
S241....Assass'ns3B(Hl
G243 ... Telren
6244.... LegenU Of Lotnan
G245 Imp CaOs;2 dibksi
G247 Dui: Master
G243.. Assasy-islClNf
E24B ....Assassrts « |Nf.
GK]....Ailanti5..
G252.... Borojacky .
G254... ATHrtftl
G255 .. ATlWuarres .
G25E... Samball
G257 ... .Helayer..
GSM.. BkD
G301 .. S0W1,
sans limMru
G303.. .Sink* fell
6304. jadomants.
G30E.. ..Thefunhouj:
GMT., ..1BIH Hole (! CtSks;
G30B. Gush
S3H Zaly«n<2disksi,..-
0324 . .PhySM Santa
Ghost Ship, vm
HnlbalcfyAlransplant
ExotHsraTatas clone
Version 1. DC. AdveoLire
Sraghic adventure
Quiz whOi includes .Editor
10 Puzzle Games
..irciLdesJGariK
bcellpii Apwlum Games
Rescue ihe dying planet
Patrol your own airpc-t
j Games inducing Gassbaci
Manageiren game of US footoa TypE Sport
Jnnevore game Brand New 1
Shoal em up
[■:.- endgame
. Stack encfaoge game
Anns writer baatM type game
Racing drtiring game
.3 gsTes including tnigma
Euellent gulling game
Vei-/ similar ft pipeline
Space Shoal emus
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G32S Msier Men GlymjucslZ disks} Enceflent game for dis*. as revteived in
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A 1200 ONLY
DZ88. ..No pmm ol sae Siunnins F-erth demo
02BB Reveialior;.... .. ...PhOlOfealiSliCSlideshov*
taBO Havingi Mac Me . HtgJl qualny music damn
S3Z1 _...AGA Kkmdrta; (3 diskii Exstfiert pawnee card grne
G322 ...GijefTeiris .. ... Terns clone
G323 ...LIChess Niianttfessgarm
KOI ...Ret-ia ...Eicellenl Vector htm demo
EOOCL-.Techofack I More ra# music
52S4- ...AGA Swimsuits |S disks! IFF 256 Cdlwr piclures u» wlh DPainffic
10 for £530
or 60p each
75p each
Details of ovetrr 4 300
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UK orders : 75p
Europe : £1.50
World : £3.00
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or
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9am-5pm Mon to Fri
Est. 1990
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WHEN DISK K001 - DISKSTAHT VI, a IS USED ON A50O+/A60O/A120O/A40O0
OCO - POM POV O.UNMER - Grass
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recairBd aicfillflr^ x"iibws
GDI* - SIMPSONS - TBlByi|lo«i.
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GQ2 1 • MASTER OF THE TOWN •
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TWaier aivls pujle jama
60SE ■ DOWN HILL CHALLENGE -
Giibc ski smulaler
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SflM ■ SMUHFHUWT - Manly of gun
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GDM - BOMS JACK* - Th« ipKJrum
claasi wfli yBBUy mprniwij a/apiics
and SfATid
50S5 • TEXAS CHAlNSAW
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(3054 - 1 ft HOLE GOLF ■ Tha real ayar
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0057 ■ SPACE INVADERS 3 - A
revised vera*m e* in^ cl&aa^ganu*
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Impulse's long-awaited imagine 3.0
hadn't quite shipped when this issue
I went to press, but the company did
strip .hi interim version - imagine 2.9 - to
their registered vm r*.
Since 5.0 was taking longer to finish
than expected, Impulse sent out 2,t -
which has many of the neiv features - so
current Imagine users could get started
with some of the new e.ip.ihiliries-, and act
as testers for the new program aspects TH
the time you retid tins, Imagine 5.G should
be available, and we'll have an update on
the full program in an upcoming issue.
If you're not familiar with Imagine, it's
a 3D rendering program with a quad-view
editor, powerful animation capabilities,
and fast rendering speed. Although tin. 1
previous release, imagine 2.0, didn'1 have
the massive feature set at newer programs
like Real 3D 2.0. it did have East rendering,
fairly bug*free operation, and a massive
library of commercial shareware and I'D
objects and utilities to support it.
Some major new features are. coming in
Imagine .VD. These include bonus,
kinematics., improved anti-aliasing, new
light sources with improved shadows and
shadow mapping, Also coming in the
release version are new stage and <inirrui-
tkffi tool-, and the long-awaited improved
manual, Version 2,9 comes wfltl a ->page
addendum that discusses the new
features.
imagine has always been a fantastically
pcnvcriul prngmm, hut ihe pool documen-
tation has previously been o^ Uttie help in
getting you over the program's learning
curve,
There's plenty new in Imagine 2.9,
These features are strikingly obvious, as
Impulse put almost all of them in a menu
called New, figuring that everyone who
got release 2,9 would immediate want to
jump in and play with them immediately,
Hut the meet useful feature - the one
that alone mikes this upgrade worth the
price - i.-n't obvious immediately: Imagine
has a new real-time interface. \ow nhjcits
ul-.i.illv me. i- abound in real-time in the
Perspective window nS von drag and
resile them, [here's no way 1 can
emphasise enough how moth easier this
makes it to compose scenes.
In each of the editors vou'tl find three
new gadgets which support this real-time
perspective feature. The A gadget controls
angles, letting you move the camera's
perspective of ihe object by moving the
actual view of the object. I controls zoom.,
letting you move the view in and out.
Subtle but powerful is the P,
Perspective, gadget; this lets you change
the perspective view, so that, for instance,
a checkerboard floor H ill appear to he
made from squares instead of diamonds.
(It's like adjusting the angle on a telephoto
camera lens to remove distortion. J
A new ROV (Field Of View) menu item
lets you precisely adjust the camera's view
between 10 and 120 degrees for
similar effect,
The Quick Edge feature makes moving
objects around much quicker. You can
define only certain eiigi-s to show up, so
you can, for instance, only view the out-
FftJl tojfO mas irwntrd hy landing u PatfScripl fan! into tmuglttv I new ifillim tdltor and extnitH.nn
the wordi Into ID. Tali met fuit a ftw aflht SO tmHure.% Included -with the new rittmc: note that
the A In Amiga has hetn portkllied
line of vour aeroplane's fuselage and
wings whtk working in the editor. This
ROt only speeds up redraws, but makes it
moi.li easier lo differentiate objects, since
the screen is i.ir less cluttered without the
tinj triangles that usually make op objeets
everywhere
These functions work in all the editors
that use the quad-v lew interface. You'll
find plenty of new features in the individ-
ual editors as well. In the detail editor, the
primary place where objects are created
and modified, the new Load /Save i>XF
menu item-, let you import and export
objects in AufoDesk DXF format
This is the most popular object form.st
in the [BM-compatibk .-.urld. and will let
you access the huge library ot objects
available for those machines.
There are a number of new
Deformation functions for modifying
existing objects, These include t'wist.
Shear, Taper, Pinch, Bend, and Stretch,
You can select the gadgets at the bottom of
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With Imagine 3 T s release imminent,
Denny At kin takes a peek at Imagine
2.9, which has many of the new
versions features and is shipping now
K<it n<jv Sc i, Lac K f 7 •':■
Imagines new $niine editor allows you fn worfr with
Poititrlpt fonti and efhrr lt> ntyrcfi and extrude [firm
Amiga Computing January 1994
the screen and manually deform objects
and primitives using your mouse, or you
can choose tin- eqtuvaknl menu item and
use requesters to precisely define how yotl
want tt> detour .■■Hi^ts.
Mest to Deformations in the New menu
is the Particles option. Particles an? objects
- spheres, cubes, even dodecahedrons -
which can replace the faces of your object.
See the "A" in the I marine -rendered
Amiga Computing logo for an example.
You can have an object appear to be
created from bubbles, use parttclet to
hi, ike i.i:i|i-'. I look like it's evaporating, or
any number of other orgiink-looking
functions,
Imagine doesn't let you control the
behaviour of individual particles but
instead ties them into the original polygon
of your object This Is done to keep
the amount of controllable objects down to
,i realistic number.
You can now use the Fracture function
ir ttstjed mode to create some impressive
effects. Fracture breaks vy fhr trangle*
that make an object. If you type in a
Fracture value of IS, for instance, your
object will be I J times larger than it was
before- But th&extia spa.e is now between
the triangles that makeup the object
Progressively larger fracture values in
an animation can be um'o to make it look
like an object is exploding; it you fracture
an object to I large degree, tween back to
the original object, and run this reversed-
fracturc, it can make an object look like it's
forming from thin air - a very impre:
effect.
Other new functions include LatticiaJ
which is handy for making framew
like the inner structures of building-
space stations (see the new Imagine I. .
for an example of this); Applique, '.'.I..
lets you map an image onto an object wJ
deform the triangles thai make it u]
creating a 3D effect that corresponds tdl
the en ■, -sl.i ..- brightness oi ea^h pixel
the image; and Wave, which is a ripple]
effect.
The new Check Obj menu item ifj
h-irul'. lor finding and correcting prob-j
lems like duplicate points or imp
edges in objects. Although you're nod
likely to have these problems with object*]
you create yourself., they often show i
objects translated by conversion softwaK
or third-party object editors.
Finally in the Detail editor you'll find
the new St.ites function. This innocuous!
menu item packs a lot Of power.]
Essentially, it lets you define different!
states - size, shape, ,u>ii irther eharactei ■•
tics - of objects or groups of objects.
A simple example would be a bo-,
you morph into a teardrop, You create th
initial box with ,i certain shape andcoloic
then you define that state as BOX 1 1- ■
morph and otherwise change the object
..mil save that stale as TEAR. Now you can
save the single object which has both
"states" of the object stored in the file,
You might have an .lemplane fh.ii lu
PRE VI EW
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•» m title iirerm nott tht UW of (he new (ctJirfi? Hid JgttlffC Icaturtl lit ttir W9fd Imagine
rerfl states whew the propeller i*
m t different position for each one, or you
could have a human figure with different
h - depend ing on the position of the
■-. You can [ween between states,
■uking movements or morphs between
• a snap
fes can also he used to do texture
*nd image tacking. This solve? a problem
earlier versions of Imagine where
"fs and images would "slip off" <■•< an
object when you manipulated its shapes.
tacking the texture down it maintains
isihon on the polygons that make up
the object. Now you can twist a 1- Rex's
^ around without worrying that the
ressive new Dinosaur Skin texture
. 'ill follow his head as it turns.
Impulse have hesitated at replacing the
current polygon-based object creation
■ ,m with (i spline-based one doe to
performance considerations - although
e functions in Imagine aren't as
intuitive in as in some other programs,
i.i Ik the rendering tdkes place much
. .n-.ii Impulse don't want to lose thai
advantage. In the meantime, though,
they've included a 2D spline editor for
creating shapes which vou carl theft
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extrude. Although tins feature is nice tor
creating some objects,, T'v*s found it most
handy for lev t-
The spline editor will load IBM-format
PostScript Type T fonts, making bringing
test into Imagine a simple process - no
more loading individual character objects
and meMeulously positioning them to get
the ivst effect
To create the "Amiga Computir-.
pit lure above, 1 simply entered the Spline
Editor, chose a PostScript font (I config-
ured Imagine to look it the PSFonts
directory in my PageStrvam drawer, and it
automatically made all the fonts
available), and typed "Amiga", stamped
that down, and typed "'Computing'*. I
then grouped the two objects and used the
Add Foints commend to extrude snd
bevd the text to make ir 3D, I saved the
resulting nb|eel and loaded it into the
Detail editor where I added colour and
texture,
In the Action editor you can now
associate objects with each other. Vou can,
for instance, set a camera to follow- a plane
through manoeuvres without having to
mess w'ith complicated paths or tracks.
You can also create Particle F/X here.
You'll find special effects like Rain, Wind,
Can you feel it?
Imagine row sports SO impressive new textures. Among these are
Cantetti, Crumpled. DinoSkin. Leather, Monster, Mosaic. Stained
Glass, Bath Tile, Gas G<ant, Lens Flare. Death Star, and the icky
WormVein. These are all configurable and each (exlure can be
used to create a multitude ol effects.
Unfortunately, due to a change in the texture system, you ca.n'1
use the Essence lecture packages created lor Imagine 2.0.
Although they're not as necessary wilh all (he new textures
featured here, H might make bringing some of your old objects into
the new version a bit more of a task as you'll need 10 redefine
those lexlures. Also note (hat, with Imagine 2.9 at least, the
textures only work with Ihe lloaling-poinl version of Imagine,
which requires a malti co-processor. Impulse hopes to make Ihem
work with (he Integer version by the tome mat 3.0's released,
You can now view all the textures in all ot (heir glory lhanks to
Imagine 2.9'$ AGA support, Vou can render in 256 colours or
Ham8. It only supports direct rendering to screen in sizes up to
640 x 512, Ihough - you'll still need to render into custom sizes
and use a package like ADPro to create pictures and animations
in modes like Super72 or SuperHires.
Ham8 animation was. bugged m 2.9, but should be fully
functional in the 3.0 release.
and Delayed explusiivns which can affect
your objects. You can also control
Emission here, SO you can have particles
ejected" from an object, creating, for
example, a particle-based comet-tail. (El
you've ever seen the meteor at the
opening of Slnr Trek: Detp Space $. this is
what we're t.-ilkinc about)
Although many of the new Stage tools
didn't make it into this release, one major
feature did, which will make composing
complicated animations much easier:
Layers, Now you can load objects into
different layers and "turn off" layers that
you don't need at the moment. For
instance, in a scene with a car speeding
down a highwav, you could load the
ground, road, signs, and trees into Liver
0, the oncoming traffic into layer 1, and
the main car into layer 2.
Once you've placed the scenery in layer
.!, v.iu're not going to move it again, so
you can then turn that layer otf so that
vim r screen redraws will take place much
faster.
A huge help in designing your scenes
are the new camera and light lines. These
are essentially projections from the camera
and lights that show exactly what parts of
the screen fall into their field of view . I hl-
makes it much easier to manna II v track
obte< ts with cameras and lights - now you
just point the projecting lines at the
objects.
The J.Q release promises to dramati-
cally ease Creating animations, with
features like Bones and Kinematics.
Release 2.9 has been solid in my experi-
ence, and Impulse haw managed to cram
in a number of new features white
actually reducing the amount of time
mam (unctions take. If you've used
previous versions of Imagi ne, you'll
definitely find this upgrade
worth every penny.
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getting better and better...
World Off
Manga
Produced by: Com ax
Available hum: Graphic F/X Disk
No.AA 018
First up is Wcdd of Manga m»m Graphic
F/X who sent some interesting stuff in for
review this month, This is a guided tour of
what must be nearly every Manga charac-
ter ever drawn.
There are 40 AGA only slides in ail cm
four disks presented in hi-res interlaced
graphic*. One of the most impressive fea-
tures is the superb fade thru tn the next
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Produced by: Instinct
Available from: Express PD
Disk No, C0159
nolher demo, supplied by Express PD,
is Instinct, a collection of different
artists' work making up a portfolio o!
Over ten pictures.
Running on any machine, this is
quite an impressive gallery with varying
different screen resolutions showing dif-
ferent styles of computer art from Frank
Frazerla copies to Walt Disney images.
The musk: accompanying the show
Is laid-back and sexy jazz-like stuff
which suits the display well. II was inter-
esling to see the reactions from itte
male population as it drifted across the
room - stampeding feet followed by
sighs ol disappointment at the lack of
naked women. Never mind.
It's Christmas and Santa's dropped an
extra large Jiffy bag down the Europress
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are not on Amiga LX'^i «* there iui cannot lv
lifted out and used elsewhere.
I I'm! aside, if you're into Manga and lis
ultra violence, ultra titillabbn and pounding
action, then this is the perfect companion to
fee video cassettes stashed on your living
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Road to Hell
Programmed by: Philip G Harle
Available from: Graphic F/X
Disk Not GA (M9
Fortunately, this rather good overhead rac-
ing game b in no way related to that miscr-
able, whmging song by Qirls Rea.
Programmed by PC Hark Knjad U) Hell is
a fast, edge of the seat, one or two-player
chase round narrow bends and fast lanes hi
win the race and earn as much cash as possi-
ble.
Choose from the three different champi-
onships, Bftinse, Silver 0* Gold and you're
placed at the bottom of the league to tike
part in several races against either the com-
puter or a friend with the intention of ending
up the ivinner.
As race starts, the first thing noticed is the
smooth scrolling and the hectic speed of the
action; 160 degree comers to shoot round,
kerbs to be avoided. If hit too many times,
the car is d estroyed and a II is lost,
The action can be viewed either as full
screen nr split mm to see what Che op] « ist-
don is up to. As you progress through the
game, more and more money is amassed
which can then be spent in the shop on
power steering, better tvres, armour plating,
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Amiga Computing January 1994
So, not the HI hul ierUn at high ipeed
unrfirHrmf tvithaut road wnrk* rncc r-nurtrt
turbo chargers, smoke screens and what
every racing sim needs, missiles to cripple
the opponent Koad to Hell is packed with
exciting features and professional touches
that really show off the standard of shares
ware on the Amiga,
It would have been nice to hw t more
cars on the track than just yourself and the
rival driver but as it stands, this is a profes-
sional piece of software with attention-
holding gameplay-
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Beetle
Produced by:
Unique Styles Production
Available from: Express PD
DiskNo:P43i
Strange game this one - guide a lump
with dangly bits for ears around a ni-ries nt
platforms collecting what look like babj
grubs which, once fetched, whizz off to
the top of tin' screen and are deducted
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g Audio Rhythm 2
Produced by: Tronix
,7 Waibfefe from ( .r.ip'n- F \ Disk No: ML' 1
^S My suspicions, have been proved correct about that ca
toon character. Shaggy out of Scooby Doo - that classic pro-
gram where each week a ghost/monster.' ghoul/satanic worshipper, 1 mummi
would terrorise a hotel owner/guests/ old women/Shaggy only to be investigate
by Scooby and company and revealed as an imposter wearing a suit/using mir
rors/ playing horror tape effects and so on.
Throughout each episode, Shaggy was always the one cowering In Ihe cor
ner. saying that he would never do I his again but nearly always helping in soin
inadvertent way to solve the mystery in Ihe lasl reel.
What happened to him since his exit from the show? Well, he's moved int<
Amiga PD to lake on his true personae - a 60s. easy riding, dope smoking, loose
and chilling presenter of pumping hardcore music demos,
Shaggy is now Ihe anchorman of Tronixs Audio Rhythm 2. offering the user
five sampled tracks to listen to - Love So Strong by Secret Lite, If, a remi* of
Janet Jackson by Brothers in Rhythm and three other tracks. Promising. Going
Insane and Hard eore2.
The samples are crisp and clear and with Shaggy there to mellow you out,
this is a great buy.
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libraries...
,„and individuals with anything remotely
worth my while having a peek al. II you
want something released as PD. or
you're a library with slacks ol hoi new
siuti thai you haven't seen reviewed in
these pages yet, why not drop me a line
with a copy. Cull documentation and
everything clearly labelled. 1 promise I'll
at least look at your work.
From music to education, business to
utilities - anything you feel deserved
your shoving onto a floppy dish, temme
at il and III do the rest. Address?
Adam Phillips, PD submissions,
Amiga Computing
Europa House, Adlirtgton Park.
Macclesfield SKW4NP
'-**U four ipocr topper through tfw Irrch pfcfc'ng
• HNir gtvbl.. . hat hero on eye ort ttx btttlt
Ihis demo version is to beat the bee-
b to the top of the garden wall by going as
fcccfcly as possible through the 30 lewis.
Power-ups can be grabbed la .iul
progress through the multitude of screens
nglng from pogo sticks for exits jumps
swords to slice through the enemy h»
visibility from the dastardly garden
eatures.
If you've got a friend round then slap a
ysttck in port 2 and play the special two
'flayer mod* where each spare hopper has
>;rab their grubs and rush to their Lndi-
:.il exits.
On top of this is a level editor which is
oily partially operational on the done but
&W'S off the flexibility of the program by
taring the user the opportunity to design
any course they like using the in game
,:es
There are some nice touches with the
graphics and variety in the gameplay. For a
■ i , here's a neat professional little game
that's well worth taking a look at.
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Programmed by: The
Terminus Team
Available from: Pathfinder
PDBfeJsNoFGMS
Why t$ II that many of PD's classic games
are based on old, nostalgic software?
Perhaps it's because they are relatively
simple to program or Ihat the writers don't
have any original ideas of their own or
mayb«, jusl maybe, it's because games like
Bculderdasb harlt from a day whan game-
play came first and graphics second
They seem to have an ageless payabil-
ity that people never ure of and thai can be
continually enhanced and developed into
better games. If you look at ihe average
Mega Drive chart these days, most of ii will
be taken up with platform clones with
incredibly pretty graphics but gameplay Ihat
hasn t advanced since Manic Miner on Ihe
Spectrum.
Rebouldix from Terminus Team in
Sweden could, at first glance, simply be
shovelled off into a hole like so many
games of this genre, filled 1 in and engraved
"Here lies another Boulderdash clone - rest
in peace".
indeed, with the price tag lor ihe lull
working copy being Elft, you might Itunk it
would be a justified epitaph when you start
tart OlfJ all llnantltll womffj with this Ivvtif littlr ranxr
The Small
Business
k
Programmed by: Various
Available from: GVB-PD Disk No: U294
If you're thinking about starting a new
companv and are worried about the dis-
tinct lack of management programs or the
prospect of coughing iarge sums of
mn-uy up on single packages, then this
offering from CVB-PD could be the alter-
native you're Looking tor.
Chock-a-block with utilities of all sorts,
this is an absolute bargain at only £6,
Every program has full documentatinn
and can be printed through one of the 27
p rioter drivers available.
Utilities include Stockbroker for share
management, expense and chequebook
report* for bank account managing, a
memo pad, a Secretary for efficient file
and Workbench operation and many,
manv others - even a "nag" to hassle you
In tht JUfdW* of a thorn reOiVan ...
to play. Thai's exactly how I tell but..
What makes this game so refreshing
when compared to the usual carbon copies
is that il's more of a. sequel to First Star's
classic lhan just a copy. As with the original,
the player comrols a little miner who digs
around the screen collecting various glitter-
ing jewels while avoiding being crushed to
death by rocks, traps and monsters of vary-
ing different sizes,
With this latest upgrade of an old idea
though , there is much more to do. Each
level on Ihe demo disk presents a different
mix of arcade skills and strategic planning,
Switches must be thrown, diamonds col-
lected in ihe right order, difficult puzzles
solved and many olher touches
The graphics are effective and clear and
are quite varied for this kind of game.
The gameplay is very challenging and it
will take some lime for even the most expe-
rienced player to get through the more
fiendish levels on the demo. If E1S slill
sounds like a lot then check out the sample
disk lo see for yourself what a refreshing
breath ol Iresh air this is. Recommended
Amiga Computing January 1934
SES
PD and SHAREWARE
through the Amiga's audio and voice
capabilities when you wart reminding of
something.
This is an impressive array of titles
which cannot be given justice in such a
small space - order them and check it oul
for yourself,
ins
Games
Programmed by: Various
Available from; Assassins Disk No: 138
Assassins Gams seem to push nut untold
amounts of games each year, some rang-
ing from the simply abysmal to the verv
good (a bit like PsygnC83B really).
This latest collection is J perfect cross
section with the three games offering
temples of poor, average and goad
titles.
Starting at the bottom of the quality
bucket, we have a computer version d . ii r
hockey. In the original, you hit a puck
that floats millimetres abo\ e the table on
a bed of air which is knocked back and
forth between the two players until it
lands in a goal; the same applies to this
venioti
Being a two-player game only, air
hockey is works relatively well but is
unlikely to raise blood pressure and
adrenaline levels above those found in a
corpse. The graphics are very basic and
little effort has been put into the front end
of the game making this the least recom-
mended of the bunch .
Galactoid, the second title on the com-
pilation., is a competent vertical shout-
'em-up in Gflkxians ItMUld where enemy
ships sweep onto the screen, gather in a
formation and swoop down on you drop-
ping missiles.
There are plenty Df varying stages with
different types ol alien* and .iah spevi.il
ieveis where a complete wave of maraud-
ing enemies must be wiped out to receive
the maximum bonus.
Finally, your single turretcd. ship mav
be upgraded into a two-gun mega blaster
with the aid of a falling power up - this
increases the size of vnur craft Consider-
ably, making it an easy target but helps to
Jurassic Park Slideshow AGA
Produced by: Gentry
Uailabte from: Express IT) Disk No: G0144
Seeing that Jurassic Park has managed to perme-
ate into every corner of society from toothpaste to
toilet paper, it was just a matter of lime before H
raised its prehistoric head in the public domain.
Maybe it's just me but I wasn't that Impressed
by JP (to its friends); the dinosaur sequences
were superbly handled and suspenselul but as for
the rest ol the film, II had a slack story and some
pretlv manky acting, especially Irom Laura Dem,
The actual demo comes with a staggering tour,
yes, four stills from the film presented in hi-res.
Interlaced Ham 8 near-photo quality graphics
which can only be run on AGA machines. This
may sound like very little but seeing I hat each
image takes up 150 to 180k Then it's understand-
able.
With an accompanying soundtrack, the show Is I
short-lived but if you're a Fanatic of the movie like
the real of the planet. then this will satisfy your „ , ^ ^ ^ ^ lam ^
appetite admirably. ,„. mt iBrlrHl t r i ow „rdi „ fa™ ium„
Hi thai fflm again... Mcrr tatirn Orni frirj linptrattty
tv ait tirrimfly toward* a largr iutnn of rubber
Petition the turret jlujl right and vcorr a htrlliryr n/ifh a mega mike
destroy the aliens with relative ease.
II you don't mind the repetitive nature
of this gena* anil l.m. ■. ,1 cheap blast then
Galactoid will fill the gap until something
belter comes along.
The third and final instalment i-
Scorching Tanks,, a great two lo four.
player "hammer the hell out of each other"
piece ' if software.
The premise is simple - up to four tan ks
are placed on a scrolling landscape and
most destroy each other. This Is achieved
by aiming the turret at a certain angle,
selecting the weapon you want to use from
n
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Amiga Computing January 1994
the vast arsenal at your disposal, clu
the power of the shot, pressing tin
crossing your fingers.
I in 1 mar*' hits made on the opposition
the more money vou make ivliieh inn Hiei
be spent at the armoury on projectile
such as single shots, dirt balls to ere
cover for yourself, mega nukes and moun
tain missiles which carve out huge chunk
of landscape - there are 26 offensive ant
defensive weapons in all.
The presentation and graphics are ol i
high standard - when the ground is hit, i
crumbles smoothly away leaving a gapinj
drop.
An addictive and strategic title, thi
Assassins 138 compilation is worth buy inj
for this game alone.
Blait everything. .
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Leicester
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M21 2BN
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SL6 2TE
0831 649 386
(Mane cheques payable to GV Broad)
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BD164NQ
0274 565 205
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As promised in last month's AC,
Lightwave returns for the
long-awaited definitive review.
However, before the inside story can
begin, a brief recap on tfw essentials is
probably wi?e.
Before vou can enjoy Lightwave you'll
■need the LightRave dangle and its
accompanying control software, Once
installed the dongle emulates the presence
of a Video Toaster - thereby duping
Lightwave into operation.
DOUBLE
Alas as part of this deception you're
required to pari with a nerve-jangling
£3§9 tor a piece of plastic thai does
nothing more than sit in the serial port.
Worse still, the aforesaid sum doesn't
include (he cost of Lightwave - which
regulars will remember comes as part of
the Video Toaster's 46 disk software
compendium.
Assuming you've installed the
essential emulate! 'dangle; the next chal-
lenge is to add the Lightwave software to
your system - the word challenge
couldn't be more appropriate,
As detailed last month, installing the
Toaster's software isn't exactly simple,
And unfortunately even atter lengthy
tinkennc tht-re still appears to be no W*J
around certain limitations inherent in the
Toaster's archak mealier.
Although it la possible to terminate
installation prior to completion, it'* not
recommended unless you're particularly
weU versed in AmigaDOS. Worse stall Is
the installer's unavoidable demand on
storage space-
In shaft, it U"->, than 66Mb of free space
isn't found on an 80Mb-* hard disk, the
installer simply refuses to install any
Toaster software whatsoever.
Unfortunately due to its ridiculous
design there's no way to avoid the afore-
mentioned restrictions. In addition even
when installation was followed to the
letter, three out of the live machines
tested With the LightRave/ Lightwave
combination still locked up when
attempting to run the software,
To he honest there's a chance this could
be caused by faulty hardware on our pari
or perhaps the V&y early version ot the
LightRave on test, as opposed to a
terminal problem between different
machines, Having said that it would still
be wise to secure a cast-iron money-hack
guarantee - just in case similar compati-
biliiy problems arise on your ■■■ stern—
In addition, iv hen running on an All A
machine its wise to use the Double NTSC
monitor driver, [hereby ensuring smooth
operation in the various Lightwave
modes - something which isn't
mentioned by the LightRave manual.
After running LightRave and entering
Lightwave, you're taken directly to the
program's layout screen. At first the
temptation is to stay there forever as it's
here where all the exciting elements such
as mapping, lighting, lens flares, bones,
animation and morphing await.
When all ot the above are combined
with approximately 170 supplied objects,
Amiga Computing January 1994
Paul Austin puts Lightwave, the very latest Toaster-linked ray|
tracing and animation system, under the spotlight and asks:
Can this monster topple the big boys?
QlK of t ft* few operating mtrictfom
within Ughtvaavr h the program i
NTiC biai when It lomei 10 available
tcrrfrt siji-v Av a result fur PAt
produt lions It 'J imrsfary la ase
ilghlsrave'i higher resolutions in
combine t Ian with the program ']
Ihctlted region rendering.
In Ihh example the full screen
rrsoimlnn h t , ISO i boo, ai lliowti by
the dotted gray bnundiag Jiai, within
which ill' the 716 ( iUO - PAL
Compatible - limited reqlon.
Unfortunately Lightwave'} screen
dimensions, *or* lit percentage* rather than plueli. US a little elementary rctathl n rvauirii) to
determine the mil irate of the nrretwry region ■■ but tune set either stHlf or entire union will
tttjoy fW designer dimensions..
layout to form hierarchical jointed
combinations.
[f the temptation of setting
permanent residence in the Layoiit scr
'.-... i- -luriv n jo much, the first quest
you'll ask is; "Why aren't all seen
designing interfaces just like this one?"
Layout literally is that good. You
edit from the Cartesian view, or in
am one of the three perspectives.
addition when in the Cartesian mode j
can view the scene from either the eann
the urge (0 set up camp permanently in
the lavoul is almost loo much lo hear.
However if and when you do manage to
dr.ii'. voureelf away and into the Modeler,
you'll find a myriad of features which put
1 ightwave on a par with anything when it
comes to object design.
In i.i-. I ihi* latest version ot 1 rghtwav*
has seen ovei 250 improvements -
approximately 50 per cent of which
appear in the Mudeler. Notables include
excellent PostScript text support, Boolean
Operations, lathes and extrudes, ptche-.,
twist, taper, shear, macros. AKexx, spline
am es, drills and freehand sketching.
Due to available space this is only .i
taste of the high points which when
added together with less glamorous
features combine into arguably the most
flexible and friendly design system-- on
the Amiga - possible exceptions being
[■majgini'.ind L :*lie.ni'i. Even so, it must be
said that Modeler does take some getting
used too. This is primarily caused by the
program's- unique approach to object
design. For example when building an
object separate elements are created under
user defined nnfaof names - which are
then imported as part of the overall object
into layout where ihey can be selected
individually tor surface attributes and
mapping,
Although objects- can have unlimited
surfaces these surfaces are nut individuals
within a heirarehy. In fact single objects?,
no rnatier how complex, only have a
single user defined axis - no internal
groups a Slowt'd... Asa result Modeler's 16
foreground and background layers
provide an invaluable tool when design-
ing objects which in time will combine in
dvmonitratrt
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hierarchical
e-lHM.tutkw Jwlwrwi
ahlrtii In the scent-
thr tipple appear* tu fl^ITr
train onumd thr
pnpeon us both liens*
tinner In a duct inriin
hi rvallly tar
jicMiLirn i-t ni tint
simply the parent In
the hfrttmk y I m *
parent cldld
relationship I* u vital
pari of lightwave i animation lyslem. tike many ray iraten. thUdrrn tallow their partntt white
hJili hnvlag their uwn i hltiire-a oad individual animation
Al a malt lightwave is capubli at pWlltla kineinatk aainiullaa. lev eiomph? It ynv wanted fo
naimur "\ f iui waulit lint bailtl rath thmt'lH Iff Mtirieler import them lata Inyn't <nlj'ui(
IT,,' phut paints lu ail at- fwlatl and anion the pannt ilntli rvllllloaiklp' to the vurinu\ partk
ill tin- fflK' at true Invent- Hrni-rH»lJ4 i yea uiiuM huw be uble to gru* tttc hand mane It. and
thirrhy lfrtflyfirC'i the "™r ru the caic ol 1 fyfclwuvi fiimfU'i mavlna the hand would ilmpty pull
ll •itinphtrir tree at the latrtiMU
lotUtnately there i> an ulternutl¥r. It you work down the hierarchy rotating tathi't them
muting the ehttnenil evttyihing will lwl\i and turn from itl Jojnl jolt at ynatl expett. It fOa
tambinr vnnoui puiri -wllil Miiittfd key Irnmey mid 1 lite vpfme bawd motion and velocity control
yum an ttratr perfect kinematic elicits Hopping wings. Ihruillnif pistons. iW whatever you want.
GRAPH ICS
Spectacular font
Import, amimaleel
ripples, a built in
procedural ziaud
texture Iras hare and
the best animation
system hs the business,
what more could
anfmnrori ails tor?
like alt the major ray tracers . Lightwave tni It! Mr (hare at mapping olternath'ei which
Include procedural textures such as bump maps, rfpplei ami fractal colours with
approximate!? i&ttl basic variations which con lit luftl be CIHtomhrd by the user.
In addition to the pnx.eduta.1 offerings you tna alio use bruihmlipi either tit Smghj
frames or Hi part at a sentience caiaitf cycling la optional. Ta apply the brush y Oil K
given a choice between fire mapping formats: planar, Cubit, cylindrical, ipherkol and
projection,
Unfortunately bnsk mapping at images h Lightwave i only rev! disappointment II i
aat thai the variant rftetti don t wort, hut it jnuit be laid control ortr Images tin I as
COmprrhcntive as It Is within programs like Imagine and Rent JO
II i trot there ore some nice effects - Ulfh as density fades and wallpapering - hut
due to [*k lact only ant map Is atlowtd per surface achieving phots realism can he
tricky.
On the other tide of the rain. Lightwave's variety of appllcatlans tar procedural Of
image maps leaves nothing to be desired. Literally every element of the surface attribute* can me u map as a filter, tumlnnsity. dltfuilan,
sprcalnrity refiecliirUf and transparency can be affected and at Course that dona t include bump mapping and the excellent displacement mapi.
Displacement maps are unique ta Lightwave and allow an Image ia be protected onto thr surface of mi object, at which point the Image will
deform to object lo reflect the luminosity ut [he image - Ideal for waving Hogs, facial Imprints. laititiCOpr generation nr whatever else this
Immensely powerful function inspires.
Hen- wt Hone one of the highlight! at
lightwave i animating repertoire, namely
hones Atthuagh Iht: phrase bones n
perhaps Of goad a thaire as any. It Is u
little miSteadllHj.
In tame ways hones might hart been
better described or muscles far r sample ft
we return lo our arm example the abject
nits- joints, would provide the illuilw, of
hones whereat thr bonrt themselves tauid
emulate the muscles that ittrround them.
for exnasphr. assuming the arm brnt at
the elbow a baae in the centre of the upper
arm t aald he vented up fa give the rffffl of
an expanding muscle
in short hones are basically an
advanced form ol Ircclorlf deformation.
fust In the case of lightwave the ability
dvlvrrn toft be very precisely controlled
within animations
la actually add harm to Bit abject JrOU
simply load] it Into the layout screen, add
the required dumber of hones, define their
rest pavilion and scale and fiautry make
them active
One r at live tlte bene emits a lorcrlield
u/hlch when altered by rotutiruj or sijlftg
directly affectl the object area around It
As a result ibartSctsr ilttlirmtton ii nuite
literally transformed
Inr those Interested ia mote than
rndlris spate shvot oats bones are mnnna
tram heaven Da a t atnnrecstut level the
pottnU'll tut rit'iiluctians In the [It Micro
liquid vein ure rndiess. while animals and
other organic forms tart tlnutly cast off
that robotic look and movement that often
Mis the illusion vt Mr
Amiga Computing January 1994
TUTORIAL
perspective DC any one of the lights in the
BCene, Once in yaw chosen mode you can
not only edit the objects but also the
viewpoint.
Better still, animation can also share
from the a tore-mentioned flexible. For
example, in addition to the camera
position yon can also render a box or
wireframe anim from either a light or
perspective - great for spotting accidental
eollisions-
t.ighls can be added with case and their
attributes defined in seconds, whether that
be tens flare, colour, intensity, type and
even the parameters tor strperfast shadow
mapped light sources,
When it comes to rendering, there are I
whole host of modes ranging from tiny
lo- res previews right up to print
resolution creations employing reflections,
refractions and shadows all combined
with incredibly impressive anti-aliasing
and shot with the camera of your chokx
Unfortunately dued comment on the
quality Of Lightwave's tutorial is to say
tiki' mosl modelling (■ncfrmmrn d Modeler o,pH lor a txak arthrogrnphk or tri s-iew with an
optional forth pmlew window, but as you tan see from the cmraplr any one af the views tan
be expanded f o tvil-itrecn when ntcrisnry
In the top right of the nreen you II notice the Irrralunaie layers which make complex
modelling much easier. My only real tampiaittt tottctmfng lightwave, and mart accurately
layout, Is the InnbiUry to show obftllc Cf solids m opposed to the transparent wireframes.
Although tfiglt'enlnaty teiltle at Unt jfcmcr, motion contra! ranks alongside Irns Hare,
depth Of field, motion blur and Displacement map* as one at lift Ivgh points of tht
if/item
As you tan irt from the grab every aspect □! motion tan be controlled via tW*y
iraonih Splints. Bttter Still, everything within (he scene has a motion rune ■ and f hot
Includes the local length of f h* camera, enabling weird trombone effects and other ratal
tricks, which tart lend a real marie feti ID animations.
the least a little tricky - as the pre-produc-
tion manual on hand displayed a notable
lack of tutorial passages.
This temporary lack of tutorial
shouldn't in any way reflect on the
manual - which easily ranks alongside the
bed in the business. The style is friendly
and informative with pointers to related
Info where necessary, To be hornet the
quality of the manual is basically a
reflection of the software itself. As
mentioned last month, Lightwave is
easily the most intuitive modelling and
arrfm system on the market. As a conse-
quence ploughing through the manual is
kept to a minimum - with the occasional
excursion required for help with the more
complex modelling and animation
procedures.
Hie big question has to be: Is it worth
the money? As ever this is a horse* for
course decision I <■■ t tiu- enthusiast,
realistically the answer has to ho no.
Although Lightwave is a spectacular
product it's simply too expensive for
nonprofessionals - especially if they've
already invested hard cash and more
Hm again lightwave enhances its
friendly approach with OnStfetn
miniatures, simple colour cycling
control and sequential Image set-
up. As surface* are considered
separate entitles when mapping
Imnnri themselves art aha held In
a tht which in turn can he selected
far mapping whrn designing
surfaces. Although mapping
Individual surfmes individually l< a
perfectly tStie ptabtf approach. I
must atlmll an option to map an
entire object - Including alt its
surfaces - would save sense design
time an occasion
importantly huge amounts of
mastering another package.
In addition, Lightwave is only really .>.t
its best a& an animation tool, so unles»j
that's your primary interest otheri
programs offer much better value h-r
money, While on the subject of ihq
opposition it's worth mentioning !'
recent slash in the price of Caligart to jusd
fi99, Like Lightwave the program bn.i-:
similar heirarchical spline-based]
animation system and is ideal for flyin
logo corporate applications.
Another alternative is of course
Imagines - which you'll find elsewhere in
this ray issue. If you're already a proui;
owner of Imagined the present up;
offer is simply impossible to ignore. In fact
if the new version lives up to the rumour*
it could completely dominate the market ■
I'll reserve comment until I've seen it.
But even with excellent offers from I
opposition Lightwave is still incredibly]
tempting- The de-sign of the Interface I
faultless and the available features put,
almost ever other package in the shade,
The only program that can offed
superior features such as gravitational
effects and collision detection is Real3D v2
- but as you're probably aware this ifi i
very tricky package to master- In shorl
you're a pro or semi-pro anim.ir,
who can envisage making back yod
investment, Lightwave and LightRave Ml
simply too good to ignore-
AriJm previews tun be treated at any time
trwt iriitn nnyki-itH cv unit phtyn'tt hntk ,nj
the uuml array of VCR controls. As you tail
let various frame tutrc art ■«■ hand and you
nfio Hart a rhokr hrfwrrn i>'<if\ l)i lull
SYSTEM ESSENTIALS
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The bottom Line
Product: Lightwave & LightRave
Supplier: Ramiga International
Tel: 0782 398840
Price: TSA
Ease of use: 10
Implementation: 9
Value lor money: 5
Overall: B
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Things are beginning to click
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[•rst booting up the Amiga has now begun
pate ever so slightly.
\dmittedlv, you find yourself talking
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The manual is still like a wall though -
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ii ties behind wondering what the hel]
the hard drive is and why you don't have
lo put any disks into it.
'i .'■ur newly subscribed Amiga
.\!m- lit"? unopened on the coffee
. a bundle of notes to the side oi it.
in them, a targe bos sits with the
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it; up and flicking open that rnaga-
■. iuj road on...
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on no problem now - if so, just dip into
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Unit Entailer!
what about actually creating something
useful that has a practical purpose and
end result? Open up the Wordworth
package and take a look inside.
If you didn't Inn, the DeaktOD
Dynamite package and therefore
don't have Wordwofft men vnu'll
still find that many programs - espe-
cially' utilities - use a similar installa-
tion routine to the one described
below.
The hard drive, as men- -
tinned last month, is far mure reli-
able and much faster than a floppv disk,
Depending on the size you buy. a reason-
abll amount of software can be stored
onto it.
Installing simply means taking infor-
mation uM the floppy disks and putting a
copy of it into the hard drive. It always
advisable to do this whenever you can so
that the original disks don't have as much
chance of becoming damaged through
mishandling or dust finding its way into
the disk and so on.
POWER PERILS
F : lick on the computer from the switch
on the power pack. This must be done
each time because if the lead is simply
slapped into the back of the machine,
there is a small chance of a power surge
which could basically render the Amiga
useless unless given extensive repairs.
The same rule applies to turning off the
machine - if the power is yanked out of
the back and the hard drive ticking over,
there's a t?xHi chance (hat the information
could become corrupted, lost
a nd irretrievable. This may all
sound a little ominous but it
is always best to be safe so
that you don't find after
spending four hours typing
in a journal, it becomes use-
less because of a split second
tit carelessness. Take out the
C/fbou<* Imlall on
hard drive tmm
themttnr
Word worth disks and find the one that's
labelled Word worth Printer Fonts. Insert
it into the disk drive after WnrkBe-nch has
booted in. A large icon will appear in the
lopright-hiiuk^mer.
Double click on this with the left-hand
mouse button and a window xvill
open, Inside, there .in- j series of other
icons. Don't worry about the other,
simply move the pointer over to the one
labelled Word worth Install and double
click.
You will be presented with four
options. The first is to install onto hard
disk. The second to install on floppy disk
for extra Kick up protection, the third ro
select which printer you want to print out
on and finally, to quit out oj the program
in the previous window,
Click on hard drive install and the
computer will tell you w'heie it is going to
place Wordworth. Its preset destination
should be DHU - if not, simply
click at the beginning of the
name tn the destination bar,
delete the old entry on J -.: pc ir
DHO:.
Once done, click on install
and the program will ask you
tor the irt.iin Wordworth disk.
Take out the PrinterFonts disk
hard
life
and slip the requested one in. You'll find
thai the computer will ask for each disk in
the pack, so sioiply follow the on-screen
instructions. Installation does take time SO
be patient
If you're worried that it may not be
working, simply took to see if the hard
and floppy drive lights are flashing on
and off in the top right-hand comer or the
keyboard - this means they are activated.
READY TO GO
Once the installation is complete, a
message will appear telling you it's fin-
ished, Click on OK and th original list
will appear again. Press on the Quit
Installer option, t.ike out the Thesaurus
disk left in the floppy drive and reset the
Amiga.
This is achieved by briefly pressing (lie
two Amiga buttons on either side of the
spacebar and the Control key, all at the
same time.
Once reset, click on the DHO icon on
the Workbench and a window will open,
Press on the W2 drawer and the nest
Wordworth drawer and - finally - you
will be presented with a large picture
icon with a W in it. Double click on
this and the program will he
booted up.
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Obi ai tht Uthini-elMt btauttei wh* iter in Snipper uzi
From Dennis the Menace to the seedy world of the
newspaper photographer, it's ail happening in the
Amiga games world
Menacing the masses
Did you know that owk 31B.0O0 copies of the- Bbowj i
Dandy pre bought every week? Bol'h comics have be
around fcf ower 5.5 yoofs. Dili you also Itnow (Hoi - Denms I
Menace hos Ins own show on ihe Children's Channel ond 1
a B«nct video has just been released by Pcxygran?
Ninety-four per cent of 1 1 to U-ywf-old Beano ri
regularly buy computer gomes, so you'd ihink that
would b* smart enough to -bIkish q gome teoiunna ihe
ente of Dennis anrj his chums.
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GoQihsr are about te star' in fair very firsi home
game courtesy of Alternate Sohware, ihe company
hie tet Dolek Attack and Thomas the Tonk Engine The
of Dennis and Gnasher are being brought ho the crji
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ploy sokes pbce in BMinolown, jus! os in the axnic
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I jtmas release and will cost yew £24.99.
Alter ihree i price publishing, Core Design are bunt
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Caqxx olion, War Zone and Toivak ihe Woi
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pictures and earn cash by mopping minor ond major
celebrities
The major celebs art different For each level, starling with
bikini- rlad Page 3 girls on level one. The girls blow kisses to
protect themselves gnd Snazzi must dodge ihese to slay in
good health
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Snopperazzi has been sponsored by Domino's Pizza and
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ond the whole platform romp will be accompanied by special-
ly written rove soundtracks.
Just as Trie 5un cut its paper price from 25p to 20p,
Snopperozzi will undercut other Full price games by a fiver.
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hr just £1 ? 95 and should be ready >n time for Chnslmas,
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aned severd lime* w^ except for the gami.Tg concept ol Hoi She* £/slErtainmfinl'j Rocket
Rescue Jt is on original product Igtisp!! nrj involves li gernenl where the player >
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humorous digitised speech and soum! effects.
Rocket Rescue should be available in your
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Elite 2 ,.,128
Yes David Braben's sequel to one of the greatest games ever is finally here, but was il worth the wait?
Magic Boy . , 132
WUe the magician's away,, the boys will play, Grab your sock and swipe up some beasfes in Empire's
latest platform romp
Kingmaker .„.„.„„ 134
Will US Gold's strategy board game really scrape the sky? Or is it just another yellow-bellied hole digger?
F-117A Stealth Fighter 2 116
Hey there's o surprise, MicroProse have gat a new flight simulator out! Simon dons flying helmet gnd
zooms up into the sky to check it out
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Jet Strike „,,„,„ „....,„ , „ 140
They ga up tiddly up in Rasputin Software's bnillianl little arcade action plane game. Chocks away, chaps I
Body Blows Galactic 142
Team 1 7 return with another bout of frenzied fighting and this lime me whole universe has pined in the
Fun, Gusp!
Feature: Into the next Millennium .,.. , 144
A quick trip dawn to Cambridge to interview the men that moire Millennium rid plus a lad: at some of
their fcsrthcoming titles that will shake up the games world in '94
REGULARS t REGULARS • REGULARS
Cheap Seats-.. , 148
New staff member Tina rounds up the latest and downright dirt cheap games thai your money t» buy
Cheat Mode: The Patrician , .....151
A set of hints- and tips on how to get by in Doze's trading simulation courtesy of Simon's nimble fingers
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«t lime or other tome into cental
with Davit) Brabcn's rrading cum ocilon
Space campaign, Elilt.
First released an the BBC Micro, its wireframe
3D sent all and sundry foaming at the mouth. As
o goggle-eyed 1 S-yearoU I spent month upon
month locked away in a dimly lit roam, with only
my Human League oleums For company.
Ai teen as the nexl schoolboy to reach the
diity heighls of Elite, this reviewer soon go) lost
in space. Settling the default character
Commander Jameson, I assumed my action hero-
type pseudonym, Worf Flipside.
Yes indeed. Wolf Ffipside: Righter of wrongs,
purveyor of purity, guru of goodness, federation
freedom fighter and legion of liberation.
Well, II wasn't quite like thai; there was the
odd run -In with me law for smuggling the odd
km or 20 of Artturan Megaweedi and o couple
of errors in judgement due to mistakes in identi-
fying nice, ripe, juicy traders carrying priceless
cargo (or nasty roughneck good for nothing
pirate*.
As the incompM able Wolf, I had many excit-
ing and dangerous adventures {well, kind of for
a teenager playing on a home computer!. In foci
there's one particular incident that I remember
with some clarity,
We'd been travelling for over 20 days, the
After an eternity lost in space it's finally
here, the game that's set to launch a
thousand shuttles and keep gamers up at
night without any cryogenically-induced
suspended animation
lump to my feel spilling beer, peanuts and osh as the rear thrusters initiated themselves. As we
■ . . > MtlUfliMiL I'M flf-i lOi i iTtE +ii >Iil Jmv<& i I* L'm*M--i If_- ■ <. ■ M J i l.ra-iil. , M^.--ll ! J.-
ome jaunt, and talk obcul dull. All around the proboscis from his snout looping out towards the military loser Into me Thorgaid's belly.
I !ffl i ffl j?iTi rlWjt ■mT^rTfiliaS] 1
beer tons lay redundant reflecting the lights of
the ship's auto-pilot.
In a half drunken stupor I glanced across at
ominous image materialises on the main screen. ship's shields failed and lOOmw of loser burned
"By the piles of the Ploeides, il's a Thargoid into its weak underbelly, exploding it into o mil-
invasion ship!" I gasped. ■«» fragments of space debris.
fi£S
dried up.
Another him of the heed and I'm gating ot
.l n i r -.1 1 l !__ *j_ l:_ .
...ring hit little furry snout off, o«
cahthing on ilch up hi* hairy terse with a doty
claw.
I begin to snooze myself, and am jusl begin-
ning to fantasise about a night on ftiael S with
ibe foot -breasted love sirens when I hear the
shrill usund of the scanner alarm. With o start 1
WnlMMtl, Woh *t to* prvtty colours a* J*"
drop ant at a light Speed jump
reached a rating of Elite, mot my anN-grav boats
were hung up. Bui, OS they say in movies, fat
was then and this is now,
After what seems like o lifetime of seK-irrflictec
solitary confinement, Mr Eraben Is back with 4V
long-awaited Elite 2 : Frontier .
While in this self-imposed imprisonment
many rumours floated around as to what would
eventually be in Elite 2. For instance there was
tolk of planet landings and exploding stars
While some of the reports were somewhat exog
aerated, on the mosi port speculation has matin
allied into truth.
The most sinking thing about Elbe that yon
notice almost immediately is mot it has no plot
At least no plot in the Iroditienal sense lha-
gomes generally follow.
DECEASED
The only background relevant la you is the*
you've been left o paltry sum of cash and a mid-
dle-of-lhe-launch-pad type space ship by yam
recently deceased grandfather (didn't mean ie
sound ungrateful - hones! pops), in a huge
galaxy where you to* basically do anything.
When you first boot up Elite 1 it's quite daunt
Inq because you jusl don't know where to start
To tell you it's: vast game area really is hi
understatement.
h the original Elite there were eight galowr
in Elite 2 there's just the one, However, it's ■
some 30, 000 inhabited planus.
So you can immediately gather that to g-
anywben? of any status in the gome is going
After you've come to realise your
ming up the horror of the impending situation.
As the tank air cleared around me,, an even
The true actuality of the events however, was lasik is to decide what on earth you're going
wylrhsfMce towards the ship-
In an instant the projectile hod bund ils lock
on my Irogil* hufl, in response I hammered on
my ECM (Electronic Counter Measure) and initiat-
ed ray rear thrusten.
Hie missile exploded end racked my croft, jusl
why anyone should envisage this particular
species of mammal should moke a nice cuddly
toy) and myseli, In my bedroom with the curtains
shul gating ol a BBC computer, surrounded by
empty tins of pop - bul such is the imagination of
a 13-year old, It wasn't long after thai, having
through a combination of fighting, clever n
and maybe a touch of under-ihe-taun*
smuggling.
Well in the sequel those elements have bt
retnincd, and you couto 1 easily play it in the sa
manner,, but would be missing a great deal al _
,
•
ixiaUt
lanlH **•«<■ >>*ia In
Ttsase hw faanhnfl patrol stauwiu natty era
the limit, now mner* is unleaded?
H yoal tHl Ml a star ipteM ff*» * I
pott, let Hm autrt pilut t*k* the strain
Hera at Ik* hiirtwri i ten yon am
buy * full rdttge ot siutl Is kill people
Trading in the gilauy's ,_.
way since the original Elite
rfft GMKR Janiarv 1994
Elite H
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Kami* kituoj **,»,*!. %, fU It
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— «*i>"Utlirui)hti Ira -■ tiiu; i
. P "if! ftri^H i #*,m*t illbPPUfl IB1 I !h
i, ■• ■ ;■- to
h 4c local r*iari, you cm hm is m
' •*P*ct and target your autopilot
•^■iyiig intelligence tfvul tui^h within it,
* J intense and purposes Elite 2 hat recreqt-
s ■?* life in a unwerse of the future. The polit-
•^nsmjcfof e idol exists in this, lime is. one of
"t "Of espionage and assassination between
' Hfcndon md m* Empire.
f the many decisions you con moke is to
losks and work far on* of these two
ttranenht, in a way pledging allegiance.
Ah, one of tfc* (ra* stellar d*lights of (he
volar system, Saturn's split ring
Undertaking work eh an agent gives financial
reword and also rank; the mare successful mis-
sions you carry out the higher rqnlt you achieve
lyes. it's noi justlhe Elite rating that's importanl
in this title].
In the original there *ere only a spar-
tan number of missions lil-
lend ihrovghoul o
vast universe.
■ id ■:■■■ MMU
Am#tirtg map views of the galaxy, including a lum shot of the spiral arm naked
Elite 2 has literally thousands and includes over
70 different types of mission.
On landing at □ space port or one of the
many orbital space wheels, stations and tities,
you can access o bulletin board. It's here that
much of your destiny
will bo decided. To begin with the missions you
ore ottered are quite simple and can very easily
be incorporated into trading. For instance, you
may weN be required to deliver a menage or
panel from one base to another.
IF you are successful ihen yew reputation is
enhanced and men complicated tosis will be
pushed your direction. Conversely, il yow man-
age to make a gsseoui nebula of a mess of your
jab, then you late the confidence of your
^ employers.
The military of both
government* ore. olwayi on
the lookout tor recruits.
SO it's quite easy to
enlist here. Again
starting out on
Simple spying
trips, if
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Sh
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t Ji piste" Ip i \r.t ym II |tr Brll
P F.J] J 1* ■" f C \r\i i ! r? 1 prXlE! U Itl Hw
CHlfitMTWD ; ; H '•-
rfDT&!Ut»?s01Ettstal
. _j «l the star tyitmrn durts.
one guides your tiyperspare
and tells you dislanres.
Crickey, rts New San Fran, t wonder if
th* Hewers Still grow here, regardless
of the pollution and radiation...
Elite
SefciflSI krafr*
J-fltfi's k:=:wf\m Herat
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you're successful you'll soon be on contract
i art tiling p** *•"*** ** "» s^*** •*»*■"
there we over 30 to choose from.
Hi dwice iwly is ytwrs - yo« con stick to
nimble ocrobatic combal single s*0*ers or gel
space station.
■sjHJI in existence. However, fondomentol changes extensive trading.
:ttual-iE
RrfiTJ-PB
l ► ►> MUM*
7 »^ 1
80;. For one (be prices crt each location arc no
longer stalk.
Who( ihis mean i is rhot because prices
behove Kke a r«J stack market, you could «**•
anywh* ' fc
DRAMATIC
the trading aspect of (he game is M me range
For instance, if you wonted to become a spate
taxi then you d have to purchase passengfer
cobins
Yov con also upgrade just about everylhing to
the nlh degree. From engines to lasers and mis-
hies me lis* is ntawst endless. If? even possible
of things you con do in Frontier, but (be question
thaf s positively burring to escape is: What does
ii ploy We?
Wen you first start controlling. Frontier if U
lion of space travel has been made much more
realistic, with zero gravity and directional ener-
gy having a loi more relevance than in (he origi-
nal.
ing charts and equipment, in foci, it soon
becomes o wry logical system which teds see
and nature.
If j incredibly dfiftrult to describe what ptay
ing Frontier a actually Bice once you've become
adept -with the controls. I wold give you some
gone once if S in hyperspor*.
But, I've left the best till lost, because in you get intensely involved ■ matters.
lor^'do>toUrH»to»iidi¥rh1i*eColw,rtid est detoited poJygons your likely to
Unlike «*» iH |wrf . the nmn
Amigo From the huge spate wheels to the
domed cities on me planet surfores, rr'ifllrhere
In beautiful Ughr-sounced tecfinkoWed detail.
wntch it grew - you might eventoally end up ot
(he window of some ample* cm M surfooe of
me planet.
ASTRONOMICAL
con wakh nightfall from one of (he moons of
Saturn Of orfert Jupiter and follow the red spot.
For a game to hondk so much, mere hoi to
be some pitfall. If bos to be void that on an
gome up.
Frontier is on mcredibry difficult tide to brock-
et, lhe« ore many different styles ci game in it,
and many different woys in which you eon
approach it.
It's also quite tricky to come up with a
-jperblive mot erxapwkites (serious word time
oreo and on on-going depth that immerses you
Partakdbin
a product thai bums brighter and with a great*
rnogftilude mem any other producl has for mam.
a year, and you'll lave it.
SIMON CLAY'-
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WHEN THE STREET JUST A1NT
TOUGH ENOUGH...
GO PLAY IN THE PARK
its not jurashc Park its extinct
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Magic Boy puis you in "he u
control of on apprentice wizard wish
ihe equally unlikely name of
Hewlett Now, We Hewlett is
dent ol sorcery school and this is the first thing iSot
reds addressing.
It make* sense to me tnoi if you ore gc«ng to
magic school you need on entrance qualrh-
1 dofl'1 knew arbout you bi/1 when il
came to oV: at my comprehensive «m i
cerning youl ■ : ™gic wc* TOt °"
the liil,
English language, mal en religious
education yes, but no : nsighl into ihe world of
arcane knowledge ' my working class ,
stale run seatdMec
How, ■ iuch a topic
was an exam subject because I lor one would lake
•i
Imagine i ■ walk en to a tamor* or
trumpets wearing o patched up zaps, top hot crd
ebligotory white places |aH courtesy ol Mr.
Hoofey): Along 11 ■ ni clod
assiitonl. the beautiful si**h brm bob
HeoTey-Hacfley-SiTtylh-Sfnyth (the Ihw en ihe mce
estate',.
As ihe r»1 of the school bok C* with mouths
gaping wide open, you 1 1
inolion trick - lowing the beautiful Jone inlo
segmenis
Howevw, because of ihe government cutbacks
r, education spend> n 3. D '' * no1 W ^ ,D * St &&l^ be
on ite props fronl. For one, ihe bo* into which The
ijfl* must tlip her slender self into is courtesy
-. second year croft deportment.
t parhaitar pieces el timber lived ihe r fa
mer lives as pari of a front gate and ihe remnants
of o sledge involved in a freak downhill accident
But anyway. Inanki to ihe iufa»ls of Form H, lh*
bo* is ready on ejiam day, dbeil suffering horn
chronic dampness and splinh
A drum roll commence* aid Jane slides into
place, simultaneously your makeshift «jw makes ill
appearance to cries from ihtJ crowd.
To be honest these oren'l shrieks ol horror of
its of the saw in your hand, bu! cries of aston-
ishment tkit you're Cjoing lo attempt this aci with ci
craft knife from the art department
As you make yen* first Tictnofl into me jagged
slots hied into lJ» box, yoor unwitting assistant sbs
her shapely pastenoc on one of the many splinters.
The next lew moments seem to last o lifetime, as
Jane jumps in pain ihe craft kmte slips and lacer-
ates her Shiqh. fa isdges the be* which
topples sideways tr> raved a holW pknlh. where
me slbhtly wounded Jane stands sobbing into a
pair 0t riimrny fens.
Those faleful lew moments have seo'ed your
fole, and put the dampen on your dream of
career jn magic Tl-.ink, na hope of going pnemo ;
(wrefy bold, 'nol a laf* of opportunMies for having
the worst coteb phrases in show business and best
of all absolutely np chence of marrying your mit-
ten dressed as lamb assistant. Anyway, once mote
their seems b have been o quite major digression
From our starting point. To r«op, Hewlett is tap
dog at sorcery school - it's a bit We fame
wish wands and cauldrons. He's posssd all his
exams and pipped the moustachioed David
Copperfield to the number one spot despite his
irrf nessive vanishing of a [umbo jd up his magi
Despite being Medin's liltfe pet ttvngs aren I ;
total bed of roses, You see, one evening Hewid
stays behind to swot up on some book or glher. A
he rummages through the cupboard where eve*
Tf^ 1
fumnn
J^CCIiT^ 1
Oat small step for mankind, but a trig $■* far tUwIrtt
M»g>f lay wgrks out on th* treadmill
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Magic Bay
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1 GDDESG ■
F»J
MflWmi fishy 1 * fihif «i m this piilctv Cod know* I'v* hadd-ock i n pij h
Dcr-dum... d*r-dttlH.,, der-dum... dum, dum, dura,,, err. Jaws I think
sorcerer keeps their led over it
loor that leads lolhe bo v
''s down here that die Grand Wizard
is a wide vai "y magic onimais,
not for long, beca-jif 15 ihey
sight an rhe vaguest hint of daylight they bolt
Now I don't know about you, but it seems that
heese Isn't looting after his pels, very well
leping them bckec up in sub*emanean oeS it's
! wonder they bofed, anyway remember kids - a
agic animal is far life not jusi for Christmas din'
r, Hewlett however, is not concerned wild living
the born free ethic and is more concerned about
not getting mlo trouble with teacher
To achieve this Hewlett must recapture all of the
marawling menagerie und return them to (heir
environment au ftaH/raSin the cellar
Ai Hwwfctl yaw search will take yew through
four mum worlds They consist of Sond Land, Wei
World,. Flask Piece and Future Zone, ond strange-
ly enough they all really do speak for themselves
wber it comes to what kind of environment they
are.
Now, each world is made up of 16 levels. Thii
might shatter the illusion of the plot somewhat, but
then again we're tolling obout platform puzzler
and not reel life. As yov journey around ihe
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lUM-i-W
:Trm
CH)h r til* Cf *t» - Mrttth-iCr»tih. Magi* Soy pkks op » double dose dd the rocks
worlds yew ore oiled to complete
on iniliol eight levels. Once you've
done so when you visit for me second
lime you explore a second set af
eight.
To OMtts ony of the levels you
simply highlight them on the compass
SCr«n which clever clogs HewleP :c-
ries around with h n
Basically control of the play is fair'
ly simple and straightforward. All the
normal joystick movements
push Hewlett in the relevant direrti
ons and pressing the Fire button
shoots bis love wand - they don't
call him Magic Boy for nothing you
know.
Hewlett S wond hg.j ci range of power ups
which lengthen, stranalhen or spray his shot wider
and all help s'un the animals.
Once they are stunned limply moving the
would be wizard 1 nlo the stunned c/earures results
m them being bagged up in Hewlett's magical
sock and hence recaptured.
As usual in this form af zap-puzzte-platform
scenario there are a number of things which are
helpful cmd some which ore poin in the magic
circle.
For one, there are tokens to taflect which when
completed grant yev extra lives On the downside
their are dissolving platforms, sticky blocks, toxic
pools and trap squares to be aware aF.
Gropfiieu«y, Mog.it Boy is very sweet and sug-
ary. With nil blonde hair sickly smile ond red
cape Magic Boy is a dead certainty far a cufctty
{word.
Th is doesn't say lot for his big magic wand
pretensions, but his snug tonic |wbich. could easily
pass as a skirt) does keep it firmly lodged m the
right piece.
On o more serious note, both the scrolling and
animation are really rather nke on Mag* Boy ant
despite my allegations directed towards his manli-
ness the whole fed of the product right
Playwise, I've never been great fon of
platformers of any kind, but I do acknowledge
thgi they hove a massive following among
gamws.
I also have to confess that I actually enjoyed
ploying Magic Boy. The control seemed to respond
really well and the puzzle aspect of the gome
mode play lot of ton.
With 64 level* and 32 bonus levels to explore
there's a great deal lo do in Magic Boy, tf s a very
Oh, if 5 clammy in here
friendly ond eosy to pfoy title with a tot to offer
platform lowers.
It sounds good, plays well and it's so annoying-
ly cute you almost want to retch, Plus, the first few
thousand copies feature a free copy of the Cool
Croc Twins What more do you want from a
SIMON CLAYS
■■—
Kingmaker
There ore hundreds of gamer; out ihere .
who love slrategy gomes, Unfortunately
most of 1W1 have heen stereotyped by
fotofpccpe Yes if osted you to describe
g strategy games fen oK he tof; J your head you'd
probably say ihcrf ihey wear anoraks, NHS ipsa,
babdovos, ilHtttmg ^ousers, hove spots end bar-
bow o fondness for trains^B
This is not the wse, dthcvgh •here are pcobabh
c few "anoraks' oui there who give strategy fans o
bod name. There a definitely a Stignio attached to
the nane "strategy", but hcpeUV^^Go^i
Kif:grabr con dc soaiilBBflTolry and gel rid off
o! ai Irwsl dai\ if
- :ent times, the computer sTrategy morsel has
■ seen me mowemenl away from "hex one square",
Wper dceiled gomes | SSI -style wor garnet) to
graphically competent products with very user
friendly contro : systems. Products such a*
Pawermanger and Civifeelion have been omaiing
successes and show just whal you ton ochis* with
p stiolegy gome.
Kingmaker is a sfrotegy hoard gome ttioi hos
been on sale since 1 97 i. Ekojsb me br being igro-
rani, but i» only Kingmaker I'd heard of was the
!o|rfmoie land, bul older members of stoff do
vaguely remember it.
The board) game is cm abslroct raenealiQn of the
{boos, war and intrigue ihol epitomised the period
of flrilish history known as the War of the Roses.
In (our hirbulent plays, Shakespeare portrays the
War of the Roses os g conflict of treachery, murder,
fearsome vengeonce and bloody btrtfei For those
who lived in Shakespeare' s era - a century later -
ihe Wars were a time of violence, devasta-
tion and anarchy. Only when Henry Tgdor killed
Ridhqrd III at Boswcrth dd these evil limes cone to
on end. For those bold enough, the War of the
Roses pre*ic>:-c ODpwjunhies tor advancement and
power as established nabjp families Ml by the way-
side g-id local rivals were swip,
' Hands up who now ihinksT^at a strategy cpme
aboul the Wor of the Roses wedd be nofr end not
interesting or exaling in the slight \h almost like
finding out Ihe Shotespeare isn't boring ond is, in
fact, more like on olde v odkfe Qientin Torantino.
Kingmaker kicks off with a fancy intra presented
by WiLm Shakespeare who is accompanied by a
series of digitized pictures detailing the occurrence
of the Word the Roses.
ROYAL PIECE
It's then righl down to business ond you are pre-
sented with ihe main screen which is spill into three
sections. Your objective is to control ihe lotl surw
ing royd piece and so become the undisputed King
ol England You crre in charge of a faction or nobles
representing odual nisloncai personalities from
1 5th Century England,
Kingmaker accurately reflecis the changes m
strengths of the fadions ch ihey ore decimated by
bottles, pfogues and (oiled ransom attempts, or
have new honours
bestowed on nobles wild
□Hoched troops and cas-
tles US Gold -eckon that
rrvosl people lose interest
in ether strategy lillei
because their artificial
intelligence program-
ming is weak, meaning
that the pfeyar can learn
i*2 __ 1ne "perfacl" straSegy.
Kingmaker is different
roin its rivals, because
The stan at
Kingmaker and you
begin to spirt ywr
nobles into la rt J ws
A strategy war game based upon the
War of the Rases that features intrigue,
factiaaal politics and bloody warfare.
US Gold's newie certaialy isn't cricket!
there is no such (King « a perfect strolegy, As a
general rule, board games don't translate to the
home computers very weM.
For starters you lack ihe bumem interaction which
mokes them so enjoyable Secondly, there isn't o lor
nrore a computer gome can do lhat the bggrd gome
can'1 and the boord game will probably co si you a
bt less 1a bay.
Kingmaker, fortunately, features a bt of features
thai wouldn't be passible to achieve with a board
gome, such os lathed ccmbai ond cinBnolic action
sequences. Instead of o battle being last on ine tarn
of a card, you con now fight and decide ihe bailie
the start ol the "turn" phm and you h«Mlkc perfect
UjooM of CMiqueriMi Ipsurfc* Fun? I s-oaaM tore'
Next on BBC:
William
Shakes peart
pr«*nts
Gardeners'
Olde WorM
for yourself, IT» computer's ortificiol intelligence hoi 1
been carefufly designed and tries la recreate bunt*
ihoughi processes as best as it con, and » can reao]
favourably to an ever-changing todical and sta*-
gic sitaalwn
A nice lihle touch is the irrgeme help featwe. An
imporlan! objective of the computer game was IB
make the game accessible to notice strategy gewtj
players and this was achieved vio o help or "chran-
cfc" system which prompts players at key poinii I
Ire gome with suggestions on slralegy c*id toctia
This can be ctered la differenl levels depending, d
wneiWyou'raanejipsrlora beginner.
It also means you con procli tally chuck lh»
weighty monuol in the bin, but it does contain ;
weallh of historkdl infermatian ond sets ihe alrrci
phere- end scc*ie, os well as more detoifed injfruc-
twns on how to play ihe game
Control of Kingmaker \i via the mouse with :
completely intoilrve icon system that gmej you et«*
access to all of (he game functions. As mention
before, the gome i* ployed on a digitised mgp I
ihe UK using "counters" represented by ihe 100 pa-
tent accurate heraldic shields of Ine historical
nobles.
Several of the towns and cities hove dfiqifised pc
lures of Ihe historical cossfes or cathedrals in exn-
tence in the 15th century. All this detail Is very
impressive nnd gives o good feel to the game.
Before you nead ol ^™gicn, a menLi asks y«
to select ihe number cf InctionHLlO 5) you fact ■
ihe ggme. Tlw more faoHOnJ fflb^^tfutsr csr.
Iroli, the tougher tk gampfbecon^
the compuler-conirolled (briioru ■
Kingmaker
rr
Z^L t
M
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Waiting for the computer un be i leag protest,
w why net go nujfct * brew and decide what to
d* ftUrt? Ma stress! No prebtem!
fcey compete ogamst you
Aj mentioned previously, to w^n of the game you
«mi control the last royd heir. To achieve this you
auit coptore end control on heir r eliminate all
WW rivals and have your heir crowned king In a
nedrd town w city by an archbishop or two
' 3 ¥' J -
Planning the risk-free capture of an heir is one of
tit most important port; of the grrne's Opening pfif'v
3d. Your faction's opening dispositions and moves
should be geared primarily towards the capture of at
bast one royal heir.
VARIABLES
Choosing the fight one is o question ol bcand.-g
5 nwnber of YfYioiles. How close am the farces 0/
opposing factions? How well guarded is the heir? Is
•Sere nefale in ploy who can capture ihe heir easily
Sy virtue of an office ihey held?
In fad, Kingmaker I; o game where qvestwns like
■neso arise on every rum and decisions must be
•nads which will, in turn, decide your victory or
UkU
For your first few games,, the right strategy might
seen bewildbringly obscure. LMil you pel used Id
the game y« ore advised to set yourself a simple
Time for battle to commence. Note the ha
help screen at the top. I, err, wasn't •sing tt «f
■ I just thought I'd show It you. Ahem
Thanks to the power of graphics and animation,
you cm flfht your own bvtttt* rather than haw
them decided for you on the turn of a card
gaojl ond go for ir. You'll scon 'gel used to
the advantages and disadvantages of certain
ram amotions.
Kingmaker is relatively single to use and control,
but you'll have to spend many a long hour at your
monitor screen before you'll he able to mavi' 1
On my first go I played on the easiest level and
managed « boat the computer [hey there's ski for
you}, but on the horcer =^5 1 wo, like a fish oyi of
water,
TKis is perhaps the best way to go about playing
because if you leap in at the deep end you lend to
stumble your way thrxvgh ond in rum learn about
how Jo play as you progress. ThBra is always the
Help option available and the computer opponent
rends to be foidy slow, so it won't defeat you in
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Find out \
state each royal
heir is in via the
•vtr-svo. helpful
Family Tree.
Great Aunty
Maudes are not
included
Icotfc make youKfeel good
Faction Build Key
1 This return} you to the Faction box
'#„4 where you can moke changes to your
faction's line-up. You can also use the
^^-^^-1 review function to observe where other
factions have their armies, and where the royal heiri
Family Tree
I This lists the royal heirs, by house, in
order of precedence. Where a royal heir
has been killed, thai character's name is
' ' "crosserj^out"- If captured fay a faction it
is indicated by a bar in the colour of that faction. If
crowned king, ihe character's name will have a
crown beside hi* name.
Secret Support
1 During the Reinforcement phase af the
game, factions may be joined by addi-
tional nobles- These can be brought into
' play by clicking on this, icon.
Chronicle Key
~" I By using the menus you can discover
detailed information about various parts
of the gome. To read about an item all
you have to da is click on it, V
Review
This allows you to discover ihe where-
about* af royal heirs and enemy
nobles.
Where ii?...
Use this ta frock down nobles, royal
tfi- ■ 1 .
v currently in play.
Save Game options
— I You can store up to 6 saved games
I allowing you fo stop ond continue
play when you feel like if. You
I 1 can also restore a saved gome
from here-
Game options
In From here you mn restart the game.,
quit, toggle sound an/off and alter the
auto-help setting.
Fresh Horses
Fresh Horses allow a Faction to move
^t. twice as far in one go*. This icon records
how mony fresh horses your faction
has.
lhat
couple of hem I could go on about
try jaunt fw ages because there is a
lion to tell you, but lack of space prevenfc alls
get foirt/ boring Anyway. Gondusion lime it is,
I must held up my hands and admit
Kingmaker is a damn fine strategy game
myself engrossed -ond determined to see lb
through to the end wheaSer I won or lost.
The graphics tor the main part are foinY
but that's onfy because they were translated from
board game. The introduction of the digitised sen
livens iiings up a bil and the bgtiies ore well cmi
ed, if not a bit slew
Then? are also O tew choice animations slopped il
there for good measure; the execution scene being
pood example. The sound is sparse, but ce the boon
game tfelincly lacked noise I sbouldn'l grumble
much.
The only real complaint I hare is »vs fad i*af
computer does take rather fong lime to decide what
to do next. This dbes give you the ideal chance to
plan your next iwbs. but after a while it gets an your
nerves,
Kingmaker impressed me and coming tam some-
one who is not overly fond of strategy lhci con only
be goad thing for strategy fanatics, who are going
to iova it. Obviously it's not going to appeal to every-
one, but if war/jrrategy is your thong then you'll
mare than happy with Kingmaker.
JONATHAN MADE
the!
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Ki*isMok*r is demn
tint ilmJigy gome
ond will appeal to
te-gi ine> just OS
much ai live expert. thQifti to the
handy Help option.
PurTilther * Electronic Arts
•Developer > Diharnie
Disks y 1
Price ► E2$.°9
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January 1*M GMfBR
F-117A Stealth Fighter
ben you iKink of flighi Simula-
lions, the first company that
springs to mind is MicroProse,
purveyors of such quality prod-
ucts as Knights of ihe Sky, MS Strike Eagle, F 19
Stealth |HI7A'i forerunner) and the legendary
Gunship,
More recently, Dogfight and the highly popu-
lar Gunship 2000 hove graced the shelves,, ond
indeed ihe top of the chard of your local software
emporium,
When you glance at thai list il molt* (airly
impressive reading. In fad, the only two products
that haw come out of the MicroProse stable ond
gone' slightly Some on Kslce-off were the over-
ambitious Flying Forlress and the underrated
WWI flight strategy Ancient Art of Wor.
Il seems that tor quit* a while now MicroProse
have churned oul nothing but estravoganias in
the air, and they appear la have approached
every conceivable flight simulation feasible.
What wuld they possibly simulate this rime?
They've done ihem all - modern warfare in the
skies, old-style dogfighting, lighter simulations.
bomber simulations - the lot.
WW could be next? After several hours of
rocking my brain, thinking of every conceivable
type of military and commercial jet known to
mankind, I finally hit on what it was that
MicroProse were going to simulate this lime
matt
Yes indeedy folks, MicroProse are proud to
present their latest true-te-life Right of fantasy -
Codennme Flying Rat Pigeon Simulator,
MicroProse are guoronieeinc, thai Pigeon' will
be able to totally accurately replicate the real
McCoy. It'll came equipped with a modern chip-
seeking beak, one gammy leg, people-finding
guided eMretian missiles and completely knock'
ened wings |l'm not sure they all have, but they
do where I live),
Beginning as a young chick, you'll start of 4te
fh'ghr egg-cademy where you'll leom flight theo-
ry. From there it's on to serious missions as a
rookie,
Storting on single missions you'll begin as a
young Hying learner . You'll be set such tasks as
basic back garden takeoff and landing manoeu-
vres, moving; on Id lond-on-the-garden-fence
stunts with enemy ginger Toms crawling all over
the area.
Pass these bosk tots ond you'll be senl into
action in one of the many town centre zones, fly
dangerous bombing missions around Rational
monuments such as Trafalgar Square, using your
bier -guided excretion missiles to seek oul freshly
cfflftifed 1 hair,
Avoid being squashed by the traffic as you
suJMifcM AH &£
raster room or have I just got tuck to ■*/
hotel foytr flvt* sla nts to the urimf?
waddle around roadsides in an attempt at being
the dumbest creature on two leas.
Fly life-threatening sorties into political
hotspots around me world. Flap your way into
the Far East ond avoid ending up as tomboy
Dude
Enjoy the corned pleasures of reproduction and
push your flighi skills Id the limit, flap carefully
at you attempt the highly risky mid-air-link- up
with the hen of your choke,
Plus, in true MicroProse fashion, all the action
can be viewed from o mufrilude of angles. Same
of the most interesting are the external shots,
especially the pigeon's bombsight view.
Actuofly, ragint my surprise when their new
product turned out to be not a pigeon simulator,
but in fact M I7A Stealth Fighter, Envisage my
What do those flashy lights mean?
HUD
indicator lights
up display
Electro* magneti
visibility
A
Left murti-flinctfe*: satoftHc, Tracking camera flighi multifunction; tracking,
radar, tactical display FLIR indicators navigation, flight into, payload
immediate disappointment al finding out rhc
there would be m emu, duck or owl data dis»
put another aeroplane sim.
However, the Stealth Fighter or Ntgjv
(sounds like one of the Gladiators) is no ordfaaf*
plane. During the -Gulf War it proved it we-
entirely worth the massive inveslmenl by its me
ufaefcw, Lockheed
Although there were only a handful of titf*
involved, wWim hours of the first day of war Ar
hod t ornpkitet y crippled (ha Iraqi air defence
work.
Having flown invisibly through hundret
mrles of electronic enemy eyes the F- 1 I7A* hoe
paved the way far the re-it af the coalition air
force and given the allies almost total ■
supremacy,
With this type of success h now comes
surprise thai MicroProse opted for Steo
opposed to the pigeon simulator.
As is usual with MicroPros* products, Steal!
tomes with a manual absolutely crammed to (■
rafters with information about the plo;
equipment and armament.
Afttr this spurious form of training it's time It
embark, and inarch In hob-nailed boors down k
the mom roster roam.
The first thing to say is that F- 1 1 7A is not one
but two simulators in one. The main MicroPro**
smu lotar has a bias towards action, combat one
missions,
Conversely, the Lockheed version is n
truer to reality, but features less dagflgflfna,
However, on both versions you con toggle
through and adjust everything from the grouoc
detail to the skill of the enemy.
Once you have deckled whether to take re©
ism or action, you can take a strol into the cor
mending officer's office (having knocked first at
course) and choose a theatre to Operate within,
Now, the Interesting thing about F-117A
that unlike most sims, it has different dimension:
to its level of conflict. You can operate in a cole
war state or go for full-blooded, all-out c oi w
lioncl warfare.
What this means is that there are for mon
GAWK!) January I9M
F-117A Stealth Fighter
i Ranges
fllsiile Rgtiges
Eneny It oops
Select AH
Mission Brief
Select Weapons
Decline 111 5 s ion
^mf helpful for
,,h» went wnenfr
Here's flie bit when yea screech away fr«« the lights
the Capri with yoeer jm kw d ey eewpenswn and stereo biai
pnocou
nauirrnjiTT
the Stealth Fighter, the big question
being: is it still healthy to be stealthy?
mission types of your disposal For example, in a ond every conceivable letting to pbce yourself k
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every type of racket, missile ond munition tp pgn-
You con also select more specific coped) Id the der over.
ii'imiroii'.:< myjiriiinaiM-iiiirBL'*- w-l'.-h.-u i<i
a targel strike mission.
of hSe Stealth B 0$ Ottvrato 01 can be achieved
i the reel McCoy and study il al close
nonge.
Hcrywise, F- 1 17A has al the features you've
on* lo expect from MicrofVose, Internally all of
the advanced technologies you'd expect ore
included on Stealth. I! hoi stole of fee art HUDs.
radon and armament Facilities far you ho play
with and practise an.
To fry successfully you're going la need all
your flight jim skills. While the Nighthawk has
all ihe up-to-the-minute technology, ih realisni
and the amount of buttons you hove to operate
make il a lough litti* cookie la handle.
During the millions me action come) thkk
ond lost, with yw up against same of the top
strike aircraft in the world like the dreaded
Mit>W.
Th* graphical world of the Stealth lighter is
vast, detailed and very cleverly blended into the
missions. For example, when yogr million brief
is to destroy the palatial residence of Saddam
Hussein, you gel e full view of Baghdad as you
% towards it.
On all machines the graphics are pretty slkk
Amiga hoodies il pretty well. This is no mean feat
There ore same really nice touches within F-
one of the oil rich nations, don't be surprised to
Tread the boards in all these theatres of war
Libya, 198B Central Europe. 1986
North Cape. 1985 Desert Storm - Iraq, t»1
Persian
Culf. 19B4
Cuba,
IMS
Always the tame
«■» time W*ody
ferries, park you
see rigs scattered left, right and centre,
Alsp, an night mission i you'll see an extreme-
ly picturesque moan and shar- Filled sky, which
make for that lithe bit more realism.
Over the years there's been a whole squadron
of Flight sims, same good, same bad and some
indifferent. Stealth Fighter definite*} 1 comes under
the heading of good, because it contains thai little
bit extra.
Graphically the engine is reminiscent of
Gvnship 2000, which can't ever be a bad thing.
The difference is that SteaFlh is a more polished
product.
On a personal level, I prefer Gunship 2000,
but that really is a slightly unfair comparison as it
is the top sim cm the Aniioc. For Stealth to hove
even have entered the same runway as GS 7000
is saying a let.
■Stealth fighter redly is a Quality product, and
wil thrill [el Right sim enthusiasts ail over the
globe. I suggest that all you budding fighter pilots
dem your cloak nod stealthily step out lo buy this
excellent flighl simulation,
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quality game. The II mUii
graphics and sound [*f Vi<]
are *irs1 rate Grid Hi*
playaollily will keep you strapped
up In your pilots seat for a good
white.
Publisher ► MtcrpPi&se
Develops' *- En-house
Disks s> i
Price >* W4.99
HD Install ► Yes
Slie > 1 meg
January 1*W
[V.'.' Jls7
Alien Breed H
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Team 17 return
with another feisty
and atmospheric
bout of frenetic
alien blasting
veiybody knows lhat Team 17 ore an* of
(he elite companies in the software busf-
neis and I don'! want ho waffle on for
ages cbout how good they ore, They seem
h> know what the public wont end provide il with
amazing grophks, swnd and playabilily slapped
in there for good measure.
Alien breed is still one of nry favourite games
ever, not 1ea.it because it was a sneaky interac-
tive rip-off of ihe film, AfitfiS, by James
Cameron. One thing (hot was consistently present
in me him wni atmosphere, and luckily the film
version did transmit successfully to the screen.
The original Team 17 blaster featured two
marine; called Johnson and Stone who ventured
forth into a station called lSRt-4 whkh contained
an Alien Greed. Johnion and Stone wandered
through six massive and hugely chailefltjrng lev-
elf fighting aliens with all guns Moling.
Alien Breed was probably the first product to
really set the Team 17 success ball rolling and
proved to be an immensely popular with the
LUZlZi 1 I I I 1
Tile character selection screen. Choon:
ths> blades or the Jiirassk Pork rejects!
mrEH UERponrmnu
FtRflE THBGUER
You've entered the cMplex and Ers tint* to make Uidse alien bewties tat lead I
The lute* 4000 shopping channel- Fla
compon ies wouldn't even dream of doing rhol-. to boot and at only £ 10.99 toi te be one of the Ar—ers at reduced price* «"y •« •»«*»!
but Team 1 7 managed lo hi) the bull's eye ond best value for money games you con buy.
Alien Breed Special Edition has been al the top of A masterstroke had been pulled by the lads The horror has temporarily uohiL Tin
^^ i'tiiil 'i ij Httli i f i tt f i irtM iii iiralrMl i ji i i i'mmm
peeled and released a superior and enhanced The Special Edition featured more action, more
version of Alien Breed al a budget price. Most atmosphere, more gemeplay, was a bigger game
after almost 22 months of desperate waiting it is
here.
It's been nine long years since the first ouh
aBiance of me si* mctior wees in (he Federohy
colonies.
Problems, it seems, are long gone and 1r>
break of aliens when Johnson end Stone crushed Federation can look forward to indefinite pea*
the inwrsion on a remote space research station.
n~n i s i i ' oil
Red Alert! One of our heroic mariftes leas it to the cm* before the level ejiptodes
Ont of those nicely drawn screen* that con-
nects the teveli on the A11M. A&OO owner*
•rill note 4 slight loss of colour on their version
But Johnson and Stone who witnessed the ten*
of the aliens can still not rest e«y,
FEDERATION COLONY
Federation Colony Alpha-Five, home of i
al hundred crew member's, has been rransm
emergency signals far the past few hou'
Federation HQ fears the want and it's almost e
if history Is beginning lo repeat itself.
The four strongest members of the IPC
marine force ore colled together, but just two ^
make the journey lo FCA5 their mission brir
unclear, but they know that the honror is about t
continue,
Yep, the scenario is similar to JflP*
Cameron's Aliens, but thai isn't such a bad thine
The first new feature you come across is the in**
duclion of new marines. You can choose which ;
the four IPC characters you want to ploy wflh.
Each one storis with different weapons ok
slightly different abilities, but you will hove *
find out what they ore for yourself. Defaults or
the old crew of Johnson and Stone, but you o»
JonuorylW
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Alien Breed II
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Its all gg ,iv OIK of the hard marine* happens upon a chance to
h,mi- a quick game of tag!
for slightly from colour loss, bat nothing Ant's
noticeable straight away.
The static screens in the A12M-M4M0 ore far
superior ho the A50Qs, but its oil rather superficial
os you're normally too busy rummaging through
the levels blasting aliens to hake any notice of the
static shots.
Alien Breed 2 features a more varied count of
aliens and levels thou its predecessor. In loch
there are many new features, and it iHll retains
that fresh feel of originality which captured hhe
hearts of hungry little gamer: a couple of years
ago.
Any self-respec1>ng Alien IJreed fan, will hove
already rushed down to the shops and bought
this one, having had II on order for the last six
months. The only gripe I hove about Team 17"s
sequel is that if is bloody hard; hut hey, that's
probably just me being completely useless!
I don't need ta hell you twice ho buy Alien
Breed 2 because it is so- good. Fans of the origi
no) wp|l foil deeply in love with It and want to
have its children while newcomer! will wonder
why they ignored the first effort. The Teamies ore
going "ram strength lo strength, and at the
moment look completely unbearable.
JONATHAN MADDOCK
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A handy Hup that tell* yea where Mm terminals and places of interest are
now select Rufferroo and Zoliu*-
' iffertoo Is on inttUigenl liiard lifeForm while
...jx holies On the form of a tough war robot,
tfou nvoy find it best to experiment with combine-
taf choroclen thol best soil your style of ploy
i you start your mission properly,
When you begin ihe gome, yw ore lowered
by o Federation dropship onho the landing pad of
the Alphp-5 bote. Your mission will be OS the
brief outlined to you by the Federation before you
stortto kick alien ou.
Wrhh a silly none grin spread across your face
you decided to check Out this second bout of Alien
Breed tomfoolery. Starting outside the base you
gel the chance to baosl up yew supply of cash
and keys while desperately trying la ovoid the
Cjgnshins and meteorites lhat fly overhead,
Finally you discover the exit and immediately
hense up because you know in just a few seconds
rime it will be rime ho face the aliens onee more.
Exploding onto the next level you are immedi-
ately faced wilh one of ihe rasping heasls
Instinctively you grab your machine gun and
plough a ton of lead into its disgusting alien
body, One down and only thousands to go!
Wandering around the level you find thol
you can ance more gain access la the Intex
4000 computer terminals. For those who
don't know anything about Team I7's origi-
nal alien blast- 'em-up, the Inte* 4000s
SnBe for the CMWirij Mr Alien and, err rauld
I ou wfp* that »dd draat off n*m fan...
were a source of supplies.
Once you've logged onho the computer net-
work, you tan order extra weaponry, key packs,
ammo packs and such like. The weapons are
available in three stages, Bach is mare powerful,
but each stage uses up more ammo, so if s up to
you which weapon you choose.
The Intel terminals also supply your marines
with information on the current mission and gives
access la the Info base which is a large source of
informarhion obouh the game, for the truly dedi-
cated "breeders" out there there is hhe option of
looking at your cutrenl statistics and status.
BRILLIANT
I had only ployed Alien Breed 2 for ten min-
utes and I already knew ih was as good as its
predecessor. II plays just as well as the criainai
Alien Breed, and thai is a good enough reason
for me to pour superlative over superlative onto
the sequel.
Alien Breed ! is no better than or worse than
the original product - il is just os brilliant.
Obviously the graphics and sound are better
than those seen in Ihe first game a couple of
years ago.
I could grumble and whinge about the fad
that the sequel's graphics don't seem to be as
dork and moody, ond thus ore not quite as
atmospheric os those from the original.
But ihal's not ho say hhol they don 'I look
exquisite though, especially in the A120Q ond
AdOOtt versions of hhe gome. The A500 does suf-
Hf re uve destroy some brand new aliens
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Hit original whti l* KAjn
enhanced measures F* J" Will
ah graphic! and
sound turigjd Inhhtrt tor gooo 1
measure, A eiaske and a mutt-buy
Publisher* TEAM U
Develops! > IN-HOUSE
Disks > 3
Pries *■ S25.M
HD Install > No
Sue > 2. meg
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Cyberpunk and Jet Strike
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Our thrM intrepid ewrine* start their
drrful adventure. Wide-eyed cuteneSS «h*y!
ver since the introduction of Akira to our
television screens vis the power of
video, the world hos apparently gpne
Manoa craiy. These sophisticated ond
often violent "cartoons' are currently the hlppeit
thing en sliced bread.
It seems thai the game designers who treated
a ; siE
If only all aliens were as cute ji thai then
Ripley would never have had all that trouble
I
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Blast away in Core Design's new
shooter that features a trio of
Manga inspired heroes...
Cyberpunks for Core Design hove caught the
Monga bug. Cyberpunks looks like it hat been
heavily influenced by these dynamic Japanese
films, especially when you hike a squint at ih*
game's characters.
Rao, See ond Gee are pari of ihe 501st
Cyber Assault Squad and they have to rampage
through five action-packed rttissiofti in order to
rid the universe of the- roughest of alien enemies.
TELEPORT
Each mission consists of three to lour levels
with the option to telepert between decks, Whtle
fighting the alien beoilie* you can obtain
weapon power-ups, forte-field keys, smorl
bombs and lime-distorliisn cubes to help you
complete yaw quest.
Missions vary from investigating unknown
power surges at the Sub Atomic Reactor Station
to rescuing a hop computer scientist al Space lab
Genesis -B where there are hundreds of drooling
alien life-forms.
Cyberpunks is fairly unique because you con-
trol ihrec characters ail at the some lime.
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The three Cyberpunks try th«f b**t t»
look '«rd Hi they travel to the Best level
Sometimes it makes lire easier, sometimes harder
and mat is what makes this blost- J envup work-
The best way I can describe Cyberpunks. is by
calling it Alien Breed for kids. The game would
definitely appeal to me younger gamer although
older users with a taste for this kind of thing
might fancy a dabble.
As I mentioned at the beginning, the graphics
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Cybe c o"'i is a r-air* |
HonoO'SiquitMl I ■ !',
toil, but it if nee
!i. ltd to the vc jnjer gamer.
Publisher > Cere Design;
Developer > Dmamic
Disks > ■
PHce^ £25.90
HD install > No
Sua > :': mog
have been highly influenced by Mongc
ond Ihis tends ra give ihe game a cartoon,
Feel
Cyberpunks is a fairly competent blaster
and the ability to control three characters Is e
nice touch that makes it stond out in e
crowd. Younger gamers will be mare than
happy with Core's shooter, but older gamers
might want to think twice before buying,
JONATHAN MADDOCK
henever "flight" games are men-
tioned in passing conversation,
you immediately rhinkof
MicroPros* and their ubiquitous
ilection of flight simulations,
I don't suppose it ever downed on cmyofle to
moke an arcode "flight" gome. Ihe only decent
one i can think of was the fantastic PO software
hat called itself Gip.
Rasputin Software hove seen this gap in the
-hi market and created Jet Strike, plane
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January 1994
Alternative go
tiddly up with
their latest flight
game
game with a difference. In Rasputin's flight of
fancy you musl stop the devious SPUDD farces
by attacking ihem with your, ahem "borrowed"
Cirtfurt.
Your commanding officer wul give you a mis-
sion objective which you have to achieve without
dyina. Simple? Hmm, not very. First of oil you
hove to learn how tg fly the aircraft: this is not
an easy tosk and one which you must persevere
with.
Pushing the joystick up rotates Ihe aircraft
onti-ciockwise while pulling down rotates ii
clockwise, This system sounds a little strong* at
first, but once teamed it allows you to control the
aircraft with an amazing degree of accuracy,
There ore aver 135 missions and you gel a
choice of JO different aircraft [including the sur-
real dragon option| to fly in them. All the mis-
tottiti to complete, Jel Strike is a unbelievably
big gome and the gome's creators reckon thai it
will take on overage player many months la
ark through all the combat missions,
Just like Bip there is a twe
| . player option in the farm of on
i Aeroh/rnpki cwfipetilion. This lets
,' you end o chum to take il in Kims
to fly ten aeronautical list ogams!
the clock. The aim is to get more points than
your opponent and this is achieved by doing the
tests quicker and, err having ihe ability not
to crash!
Jet Strike h- an original piece of software and
one I would heartily recommend to any gamer.
The contrai system is difficult, but Rome wasn't
built in a day, SO you should be able to put up
VJ ■"■ IF
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ill their Hiring machin...
with it
The graphics are really cool; although they're
quite small they ore wonderfully detailed. K
you're looking for something a bit different this
month then take a quick squint at Jet Strike you
won't regret il,
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Amiga Computing hnwry 1994
Phantom
Tub uMJiniy thappir
exist! H ■■ mdrvidual
Hurry «i»t and uibu-
qural<ly ii a tad trilby lo
pin down. Enp*£t a lol af
Hitting around MHt HMD*
prrny lethal orb-lypa
IP tj p Bffi t ai part nl kh
repertoire
Warra
Hailing Inn tin plamt Edlpa,
WirT* li*« "i the side of Ihe plane!
which ii tntnlly immersed in dark-
neii and told. A pretty lough '"*•
I* Hnra tin gr*» »oa the told
shw>lder jHHf iaflirt Ihc big frecat.
joti
Dragon al» hjiliTrom the- pUMn
CellornS, A fttaSHVf and rather
liagaJfll chaKKltr, ha can lake ■
halt at a batter r»g And CM aluj
inflict a great deal «f p*i«.
A cantiart being nfirj tMltH fFHn
Ums planet GellorrtS. Unusually
enough Mill planer II at an iiriaa-
bUr Itaoe of de wlapnwrit, bence
H I* populated by dintnaurs. Dine
onit equipped with a dudlj Irt-
0a friend arrW his ■ nasty "ip
Puppet
An oceupant ifM planet
Miaima, puppet ii l» soft
lay. Hti mallMOl* jointi
mike him a »hj pluble
bundle or wand and Strings,
Hit Dh urnw and low
ni»tl*fl weapons an partif
lllafrf lattul
Inferno
Caaaaa frara tba hot ildt
af *h* world s( Eclipse
and ii i fiery hettta af
fish. Amaaa hii talanfe
an the ability la throw
hen ibe original Body Blows hit
the Amiga il was me* with, great
critical acclaim. In every depart-
menl it out-punched, jarbbed and
licked ih rivals.
|[ left bolfi of ihe SlreetfighEer ronverairyij totally
gobsmacked and floundering, in o comer with ?he
pfowerbioi splil lip Body Blows had everything ihod
ihe oveiTcted coin-op lacied - in o word, playa-
bilily. While SF2 boosted neat graphics it had: litlle
else. Pound lor pound, when the Iwq mei in ihe
ring Body Blows out -gunned it in every
department
The two moin characters in Body Slows, Don
ond Junior, having: totally destroyed and defeated
ihe Evil Mo* and his band of nasty cohorts, retired
Id the South of France.
After about a year, Don ond JWiior were silting
on a sun-kissed beach reflecting their Id, A y«rf of
self abuse, 1 2 nwnnSs of hard drirdting, 3o5 days
ofwomanising in the sun...
Sitting around a table that ho; become a poro
soled paragon to abuse, they neck the dregs of
another flier flJonde.
Only daring to glimpse Out of the comer of one
sorry eye ot flabby peclorals and redundant
cokes, both reach the sad condirston that in hho
time il has token for ids sun to ratota wound ihe
planet, they have become slobs.
Bur, il's- » difficult to be molivtited by anything
short of blasting the cartilage Our of your nostrils
when ■you've defeotocl a whole world's worth gf
evil
What to do to generate enough interest in life 5
Vim\ greoter challenge can 0e met nnrj cmer-
Come? Tbsre just aren'l any, v/el[ nol on terra
fuTTH.
Then il hit! them in one almighty powdared
Dan tk* man ii arwhwi-
ly from Earth, H you
rfaml reraHMber Mm
(tan lbc ftrst trltt ht
me lefl fWl tn»t fcs'i
orttty adesr m tba ifcMli
*f rtHj Orient Ha aba
b» a pratty nrrty trkk
■rrlh an trrarg) bdt.
Laxor
Uiaw ra fnna UK meat tKhlc
planet of Ikem all, aarj uibw
qurltlty has » tat »f elcitroeit
■rlzardrT at Mi dnpnul ,
Riagipa hram the high-pow-
ered law beam through to
rhe Lightning Slrrhe. n*Kiirl«J
Mirth him ihM ft** »aa a
maty abeek.
Biff, Sock, Pew and Soy. After a Ion
break on holiday on the Cote d'Axur,
Steven Seagal and Jean-Claude Van
Damme of the games world take on a
universal challenge
cloud They must iighl the raughesl and toughest
oliariij craotufes and huntonoidi throughout the
known and unknown galcwy.
To you and I this must seem like a little bit or a
tor-fetched idea to reoch, but we only get two c*
ihree weeks of liio-fyiftQ and infra red indulgence
to opfflfcol- These guys have been at it for a good
year, so the condusion they faach is probably the
most nrjlurol.
I'm also ot odds to dittOver how one goes
about arranging an ifitsr-gatactic bout of fisli-cvm.,
bul ours is no' to reason why, Just hemic Teom 1 7
for nol being bothered 1o worry about ihe plot and
lo have concentrated on firsl-rgte ploy insleod
jwoh, hold yow horses ond tell 'em rha plot -ed).
Anyway, toke it for granted that Dan and Junior
somehow rrwnoge lo get ihrough to oil the inter-
gorlodic punters vio the inlernal»nal operator ond
seJuplhecompeiition.
After ihot they both embodc on a *my body is a
temple' routine. Uiing the infonvous BulUorker
and Chartes Atlos body map, iSey make a stoocfy
return to their dynamk best.
With the competilioo set up the nest is down to
you bunch of joystick-waggling puntafs.
Incidentally, a few of the facts li've token the liberty
of including yo*i nwy nol find detailed in Teem
17'* manual bul hey, what 1 s a lihie artistic Dosntt
between reader and writer?
The first thing to jay about BB Galadic is mat r
comes in two versions. There \i the slandord A50C
version which will run on just oboul any Amirp
known to mankind, ami (here's the A120O t r
chipsel version. This enhanced version Jo
The frame m the left (*tnoi from the ASOO, Md th* «ie oa the right is the
enhanced A12O0 version. Can you spot the difference? Answers on J postcard to:
Dumb compo with no prize, it the usual address
i mm
Koi-Ti
TT»ti imt ravrihiivg chiik lulb
tr>fli Uic planet Feminlon. Thb
i * inHd totally r»p«ilal*d b>
■mm and iltliHsh ■ don't
harm »njrtly if thry all la*k
like her. it unl br that bid
Kat-Tl b ft Ifmrclj mortr. It
♦rti i i ml y agist and upplt -
Junior
TMl t h— i pjt r tuner it
all* bin tBE piantt
Earth. A read tough Mlt
aallh some deadly
■wm. As mil « il
can Win wit* a »rl«
■f jab* nr deliver tni
punkhinrj Flnb *f Fllfy,
Tekno
Arotht* hi1nbrtaitt «l 111*
plwwt TKanka, "rph>t« ■«
prabjbly the nnt
advanced fcttrta !■ Ihe
game, H* hat a Mhal
weapon in the
Thundenrnt and an w<rl
|*m (robbing tcthniqur
arrlh Uw PDatr Pull,
Body Blows Galactic
Azonq
Tht r«h <M(h *f th*
cr«i», thii moxhirH]
eictra from a Mad Man
nwuir ii ajl« frttH the
plane! Titattita
Equipped with a h«inf-
burd, id* has wm
naff album* and a
J1HJ> k*
~| forget Mmim, I
hot wMi Ual-TI
really differ ploywise, but does feature extra
colours an the backdrops, better quality «nusic and
souped-up sound effects.
All of the action bluet place over six diFfereni
planed. Each planet it toe boil Id two differed
nan. Eadh different planet, oport from Earth,
environment which reflects the attributes of
vhobitanh.
For exompk ihe planet Tiionico ii toe most
■Bchnobgimlly advanced, and the (wo guardians
of the pfanaf are Tekno ond Lozor.
Now, there are a variety of ways to play
Goladic In one-player mode, hawing chosen lite
dharacter that totes your fancy, you journey torn
ii ii. .. 'if. i
puter-controlled character.
In two-player mode you both
choose a character and select a
m k
planet to fight it out. You con even hot things up let
a higher temperature by selecting the Jam* char-
octet, so you both hove exactly the same moves.
There's also a tournament mode *hkh allows a
greater number of [four mates- to battle it out in a
league affair 1 . You can also change the amount of
time you compete far, me number of rounds you
fight for and the ratoer interesting Mercy option.
In Mercy mods yaur opponent will leave you
atone if you take □ big shot on ihe chin ond need a
breather. On ihe contrary, leaving Mercy or!
means lhat when you're down and winded your
opponent will come steaming in lor (he till
On the eboroGrer Sront. there's a very interesting
.... i . .. i,-.. ------- l~ ™i i— __"„_ ...:iL &_■!_„ uL__
(he normal selection of iriartio! oris experli and
kick-boding freaks, in BE Galactic the choice s
much mora varied.
Of course, Dan and Junior W* versed
in tnese particular dills, but the other characters
are different oliogelher. There are robots.
dinosaur;, puppeH and all forms or
elemental*.
However, the most omoang cnarac
ler in Galactic must be the Running
Kai'Ti. This woman must surely be the
most perfectly pert set of pixels I have
ever wen on a home computer. Not
only is she beautiful, but she I; ol»
as deadly as a female block widow,
wth wms ob>olutely devastating
moves.
Speoiing of moves, eoch chor-
octer comes equipped with 30 dif-
ferent nsovas, Worts and dom-
age- inflicting blows, These are
arrived Of ihroogh a variety of joy
stick movements and button presses,
Each charg^ler's moves ha 1 /* been
<_V
designed to suit the porlitulor personality. Some
ore more obvious man omors; for example, Tekiw
the robot bos such things os tfiwsters cptd missiles,
whereas inferno Con tumble into a heatspm or
throw a fireball art you.
It grieves me in some ways to soy ihot &B
Galactic is brilliant- Th* brst reason a that if's gel'
ting dighrly annoying lhat the 1 7's keep on churn-
ing out benchmark products without o slip-up
at at
Secondly I've- always been in a slight turmoil
wilh gomes that are so blatantly physitolfy violent.
It's not mart I don''t Appreciate the fact that rwst
games feature the player mflkting some farm of
punishment on something, even in toe aAe$y titles.
It's just thai in the beaKem-up category this is
taken lo the nth degree.
However, far oil the moralising II has la be said
toot Both; Blows Galactic is brilliant. The graphics
are smooth and beautifully executed, the sound
effects beefy, and most importantly the play is
compulsively addictive.
The cms- player oplvon is pretty good fun, os
you lake o<i the might of the computer. However
tois poles into the shade in comparison to the Iwo-
player option.
Il's brilliant fun walchiiig a friend lake on
alnsirjhty hlow to toe skull os you sock him between
the teeth with your special weapon, GVite honest-
mr 4/uotMHf l
", UnWiA
BaaujUmtw
strikes another
blow for free-
dom, derrwti'a-
cy and en , , , it
feels, good
Say! Big Trouble in Little China
Ii ■ hind of watery way
ly, Bodv Blows Goloctic is ihe best beot-'em-up
ever to be inserted into ihe drive of on Amiga. OK,
so its older brother Body Blows, and IK+ were both
pretty hot, but Body Blows Goladc totes the title.
Please, take my advice fliwi visil your softwore
emporium now.
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INTO THE NEXT
Michael Hayward * managing director
Hffw gnd wfy did MWtrwjum first start up in fctrsi'neH?
Millennium storied up low and a half year! aOO through a management
buyout of (he entertainment division of LoeotrOfl ltd, W educational toh>
war* company.
The three principal diredara of me caaipgnfy, Inn Saunter, Henry Elliot
and myself were excited about the prospects in the corttoiller and »deo
games industry, Hhis decision hoi proved da be hard work great fun nnd
ptontabk For us all and we wouldn't want Ho do anything e+s*.
W*«II What were nheeany days Bit when coflipehnj wiffi
mtfusffy jiMfl JWill Of Oceoa US Gold aitd Riygnosrs?
We hove never been fomented with the competition and what they are
doing. If we we«e we would not be able to produce original comes iwh Of
Fend, Pintle. Diggers, Brutal Sports lit,
Garnet-wite, what was Jn« big fVeaAtVeogn few
Minfcnni'um?
Jcmei Paid 2 was the big break mat w« needed. It hfli now sold over art*
million copies on oil FrjrnWti end gave us the confidence to flOO" to pro-
duce the offerings thai we have lined up for °4 and beyond,
Hoi* risky ii if IB fliowe mta new moHiBfe Jitnh 01 fl*
iww CD phriann?
If l only riily if you do not know what you or? doing, M wouU be easy to
get eonied owny and invtst in live action, model building and tell animn-
lian n the belief (hoi Art wens where the future lies. We have Opted >*
invest in sound. aiiimaSon ond rendered graphic). This, involves a great
deal more cost, but ai we ore only (antentmling on these areas we haw a
smaller learning turvt ihon by frying 1o do everything. We are currently
inmsting in some tlB'toof-the-art rendering workstonons wfndh wi8
improve out productivity tenfold in hStMdling year an our rendering
pr&er*j
With what da ymt attribute to the popularity tf falomti
Pond swim of gomes?
Everyone know! "hot secret agent is about SO rl was easy far poop* '0
relate 10 Pond ait chqractor. H« it w*H animated- pcrticufoity in Pond 3
when! (here one over 130 animation frames, this brings eutlhe adoptabili-
ty of Pond and allows us to participate in his efforts and htuirour r»o
superhero.
I think that it is. important that Pond otwnys has o special property- in
Pond 1 he could ltntch using his exSendasurt arid was. able to run Fast, in
Pond 3 he car* Wat upside-down run twice ai fast and uses many novel
vdiicles. This odds to his oppeol as the small . brave agent working ogoinst
j jenMnejIy impassible odds.
G^WIl MnlkrtnruiT) wot me fust HMiponjf to enter into me CD31
mortef- VVWwuj InerealOfi oehmd'mii mm*?
We mink that the Amiga market is essential to the growth Or (he computer
and video games industry. Because fliera is such good Strong base of
Aminos in lh» UK we how Strang culture of very, obfe progmmmnrJ, flwt
is one of the reasons thol (he UK is prominent In the world of software
development,
lb*C[)J2iiawellreceived nevdapnveflt ffom CDmmodare -the hard-
wort it powerful and the added CD faclfty allows us ot devebpen to
txolan new ways of delirtfing «r tides to the moftilpjKe, I do no* bow
whether CD technology will become the standard at the access times of me
gome cortiidae is mudi ouielrer ihon any known CD herbnglogy ot tbo
moment and speed is on eisenbal part of game development.
Jonuory \99A
Are yaw wrpWseJ tnor odwr axnpania nflnw 'i 00* their
produefs our on the W2yti?
Mo, There are so many platforms- in the maHunplat* at the momenl with
new systems to be introduced in It and 95. kl omV to he successful il ii
'ite want to he a world leader in
entertainment software develop-
ment-just watch this space T
- Michael Howard, Millennium W
impoftanl to Mfwentrate an who! you con cope with si orry onetime. We
have been writing "legal" operating system tode for the new Amiga chip
set and 1 wot not a big deal to mavf onto the CD3 2 .
Other pilbli*hers who wrote Straight to the Amiga hardware hove obvi-
ously experienced a new learning curve SO noruratty it hat token them
tome tone to get up to speed with CM1.
W™™*R ^wdu|Wran?lrSejtavrdDrdofyourcwnaetitorJ?
The wmpetitian is getting tougher all the time, there art someny good
gomes now being pfodured it raises the stakes every lime we develop a
new title. This It good for our customers and' For the industry as □ whole.
G**^ll V^fistnefchWoframpulergonKirf?
The next two years are gomg to b* very interesting. There ore several new
nardworc picrttorms slated SegnSativm Nmli-ndu id bi!. Son,' CD JDC
and a new and ! more powerful CD32.
The added power of the new lysterns will allow us to produre bigger
and bettor games designed tor a brooder audience. I say this Ot I Oitume
that me Iradmanal market will exlend hflm the bedroom 10 the SvirrfJ room
and more people in Both hoihtehcJd will become interested in what we
have to offer,
One thing that ii important to keep in mind though is good old-fasti-
ianed gamtpkiy. It it oil K» easy to produce some flashy visual effects
with tfiew new hardware ptotfanrrs and to forge! what the gaming experi-
ence it all about.
Where and now do Ahfennium see tfaffltefvH morved
bA«ribfMtf
We wont to he o world leader in entertainment software development, We
are investing heavily in Our development department and hove some truly
amoiing products in development - just watch this space!
Who* is your phAjsOpfty 01 reganrfj proaW pJartment
oftu ntaYKeftncj?
It is important for our trade customers to know that Millennium is a good
label that produces high quality produdl wtmh set. So af that level il H
importonl for us to have a good proffe.
Ai for « our (Ltstomers art tometlied the label is of sfltondory impor-
tome - the products nSemsehei and our charnden are the hetoet. Does it
make any difference to someone who wants to buy ih* lotetl Michael
Jackson album whfltm* record label is?
Il is very important thot lomes Pond, Pinkie, Bn/ftl Sports Frjotoall ood
other Millenniunt brands hove □ high profile and that our customers know
whothoy art and what they stand fw. We spend great deal of time and
effort to promote our titles and aslho model develops this investment
beiomet greater.
G^"* t rtftot ii your fevcHifiie MitfBnnium gome ond wny?
My favourite has toon kfliei Pond 3. Twoyears in lb* making il
hi very different ta bath of the previous games. Al of the Code, mops and
grophiu are new. In Pond 3 we sei out to produce, the ultimflte platform
game.
There are B*er 100 massive levels with u*er 4S enemies. The story line
is essential to the game with dialogue boxes oppearing at key moment! to
giv* lh« player feedback and dues. Pond is bigger, he has a girlfriend
Angelfish and a new sidekick - Finnius. There are Trterafly huitdredi of
secret rooms, chambers and blockt to discover.
There are several ways to complete the gome so the ployer wili not
have to map hi way 'hrough lit: in a linear fashion. Even our game testers
who had been pbying (he game day in and day Out tor weeks were con-
sistently discovering new features, It is O game that you tan keep cOrni ig
hack tofor more and more.
Keith Smith - PR manager
GAH*H Vfhf do- you mint mot .tomes Row 1 and Botewo'ioJfl'ss
weflorrwi of the ewnp</iw/wfl«Je fama!**'"
He hai become a Jegend. The first game was cleverly marketed: and did
not overexpose James Pp«k1. The games always relied upon the gamerjloy
and not iKe character. Anybody can trot out 'cutesy' characters hat are
running on a unnto'd platform Engine. Each James Pond release has
offered tremendous value tar money and intense playatti hry.
QMVVTR j ^ fc ft^j 4pro t^ (MO f|ih, ^iia r HJo«r-feved
Amiga nharantn. Why do yea t/unJt Jw 11 so pspolor?
fk is sa popular because he govs the Amiga o chorecfe* i*wt owners- could
tall their own. The Jflitwi hove gone through several focelifti for owners
of different fwdWe, fofesHifflpie, the Al W version of ftobacnd was
signif KanHy enhanced to show off the equipment,
The CMI version included animation and hod an interactive bosk,
James. Pond hat alleys offered grW value lor money of the Amiga that
console pkryers would ml gd.
SW*" r^wiilrJcerrarWJkdinVil^r™
OftnttiF
JP3 is radically drftlrtrt. It follows on Wn labored through, the use of eel
anifflotWfl and lakes Pond to me mow. Dr Maybe is mining the planet for
ifl rich dairy prodwl reserves owl has kidnapped twn F.I.5.H. ononis.
Ike main ignite is so much more animated and can run faster than any
other game character, punch, p « objects up and ihrow them, run upside
dawn and use the many new weird pick, ups in a garM wirhoYir TO
levels.
It is huge and will take- moil players at leosi a (auple of weeks to com-
plete. We am also giving 0*r»ri me M.5 Jfpock free of charge. Thql
afar* ii worth tt.99. ,
w*flr«|t Jhe minw^ used Sar ihe CD32i^MS» of Kobeadsnt
very impressive. Will we be seeing; mane of this in Pond 3?
Yet, The animation is o great link between Rabocod and JPJ and wil
appear on Hie CDJ2 version lo coincide with the roease of Commodore's
FMV Hull Mohan Video} card.
Wr***™!* How ooyMU* Hit Amiga mafktfpngrtifhg?V/M CO
t^m>k>o.yilo^bt<6mlimitifioodptalfomkfgowef?
I used to work in the video industry end it ooesn'l take rodel saemiirt 10
mirk, out thai, being o Sneer formal, video «bes not allow you to skip
wound pfogrtsmmei snd irrterart with A.
The mojor Hollywood studios ore all developing CD products and ) will
put my neck an the line and say that it won't be too long before you will
be able to buy the film, the book, me sourertrock and rhc game dl on one
formal and played through one machine, CD offers us, oi devftoperij Ht
much more fenibilmA We aw oWloping projects currently that will be a
mix of animation, fihn and ccmputer-geuefcned graphics giving players an
amazing amount of gamepioy that floppy formats and cartridges canal
after.
James flood?
How nofdor*ojy f» itto market « choratftr tte
Marketing James Pond is always dignify difficult because he's nc*f r
around when you want him. Obviously, the fact that every game is belter
than the previous erne helps because peopla know that he is dependable
and offers great entertainment,
However, we never rest on Our laurels and are otwayi working on the
profile, We hart to bed' that in mirid when we license him toflMfereni for
moti mottoflipanies weh as Ocean and Electronic Arts are buying a repu-
tation as well as a great game.
"...there is a bright shiny
four-inch wide and disc-like
fit I u re for us all"
- faith Smith, Millennium PR manager
V^ fmf ^f Cnynufrunt rtaf JW 3 wriY U o fciu^ s*^ ttavl ma
incrediaty popular P,aiococf?
We certainly hope so! There is no reason why nai. Rabocod has now been
licensed on 14 hardware platforms and has passed the one million unit
mark. II Eabrxod can do if, Operation Starfish wil,
(jflrWlf MrMagtoiitbefattkfip^gmcAatWenmfnwill
Mooe*?
If you look al ik profibof Magoo especially in ihe States, he is one af Ihe
most recognised images, along with Coca-Cola and Elvis, fie has always
been a bumbling aid foal who accidentally rights wrongs and tain b hai
standi bdieiring them to be policemen. He is the spokesman foe General
Electric, RCA. Timcn and several other major US companies.
He hw been in eKHtenee for nearly J5 years- ond is a household name
hr-iiupoLTr-e-^o'l::. htij! n?rtEriDir:rer- SrevEn Spie :« r c.i(DT3any.
are also producing a Magoofilm wflkh wil help rhe awareness of him to
games players.
We've always own an the lookout for good littrKM, but when Michael
Hayward was approached by UPA he felt that this Wffll too good to mill.
'■^*™tf WfUemt*m wene very eager to show nhew support far me
C^3 2 \/y refecmnj u%gers, flobocod andMsrph rbr CammorJare's new
niach.'.ne. This is .nor Jiarmai'behcrviour faro company who can rorford to
waste money, so why did you leap info fe new morketr
Commodore hod the borne to go ahead with the first 32-bit CD console ond
when sameane is that committed to a project, it's hard to nffustl
Ir was 3 sound business propoiitiori, but if everyone sits on iheir hgndi
and says "we'll wait and see 'i everyone pimps'" , men you end with one
Ifrti irinovanve h«idwore«mpany and no gomes for a projed mat should,
in iheory work,
At least we can say Ihat we gave Commodore I ID per cent backing al
the way H5 the launch, and you don't get respect if you don't try,
" What will the hihae he /lie, as tar as computer gomes
ore concerned 1 ?
As long as we can prove Id Ihe powers thai be ihat we can police our-
selves and we don't let the pom rnwthanls succeed, then there il a bright
shiny four-inch wide and disc-like future for ill all, One thing thai affected
the video industry wra by allowing it to be manipulated by ihe pomogra-
phers and schlock merchonts.
Eieryane then associated ihe two ond the slide began. Onfy now is i
beginning to reclaim last ground through a mone respectable image and
zifer laonLmen'ol losici ot revenue,
GwcR
TVfwfport wnVMntewifum pfey in ifte ruture rf eompulftr
CHsmes?
Millennium will ohvCryS ploy an Km* «le in me industry, producing truly
iwiovahve gomes uiinjlhe .most up to dole lechnology worked by some ol
the UK's best programmers and artists. Sa mere!
GAMER
Will !W4 be fheyear of Millennium?
I iftpflk' we've hod o pretty good run this for. Millennium has experienced
considerable growth in some of the toughest condihens hnrough tight man-
agement while retaining the independence to move with nS* market,
1994, however, wl tee same of me belt ever Millennium games, that
we think people want lo play, We all enjoy playing games here and hope
that everyone enjoys our games as much as we do!
HHiUn 1994
145
Mark Rafter - art director
Whet is yaw ha dfgraund' as for Ci art ani ammo hon aoci 7
I itw&ed nt the Ridyd College of Art, doing o BA and MA in (Minting. Aiter iKts I did
a Fun** court* in Design 01 Hie London Cdkgi of Prmtwig, W*erlKd I worked in
animghw tor thf*e years on reatam filmiand W.
Wi mfywimual for a company tahavw a spetifit flfl oVP* rrm * fl '-
why have MflfenniwTt toapea 1 irMo me wflfW si omi™*i*t?
As far Si I know, having a sperilw crt deportment is unusual, bul wirh the demand
fof befltr gnaphia and animation, iri got to be
o good thing.
Wwf Ore *fre advantagei of
hoving a WJ-tims an deparfmefif ?
Swtieane is nhrayi othnnd to offer
Mulicns to design and graphs problems
as they arise,
*\, t as far as animatu
is concerned, yes, th
sky's the limit" %
- Mark Rafters, Millennium art director
Haw irrrtfW (to you gel when wmiiij mi d gome f
1 fry to get invoked as much as I am with it* look of ctth prgdiKr. but cs I hdve up
ro Fiv« or six dBferenl games to work on at any given rune, I'm moving about quite a
nrnof wat yow desfan brief for Jlmkie7
Kn Ilia already existed in the game, it was my
job Id- itwybwfd the animaled intra sequenco,'
lor this my briet was to show bis background,
where he came from, what matin him lick, hit
character, (auroge, rureness, o'Hi'hidc and 0*>*r
minatian.
ml undaubhdty go hand in band w# ihe new W reriiMJogy. rtaw wrfl ifies*
olfribu* to rne sutiMi off gome?
Animated inrrgsv'outius on CD products ffihonon the gome by expanding lb* storv ■
fine which gives the central {hdrSrUr « poll Of 8 More. If s creating a whole world if
you liks. rahc Ihnr jusl a fame.
How do you mmsmulvcmr rSfat from paper ho prW?
Over rhe pixel artist's shoulder !
W)lflf arc me tewfils af hawing o 'real' orfil work on fl game
mtfier ifem |iwl a 'pi'* 611 * artist on fas/her awn?
1 1y to pui a broader prosperity) into a game, rhe big pittone; haw ana par) reterH
to another, rather than just the detail
How Jtweb of Pinkie 's worW
and r'lnfcr* con be o*ibuted to yaw?
Atmasl everything in m* Pinkie- intra ^-iiniort»o*i
is my invention, hit house, the interior of his.
room, his garden, in tact oil of rhestene setting.
M»m does the wonU of a software house dtfrerfrorn woiiingM an
OflfflWrrOfi StodTo?
A lot of Fun. I (mw mOft of sov crealivefy. I' m not just pari of an impersonal
machine.
Die nrnph«:a/ WDflW'in SnM# Fl/ny Gwrtures mil be repfEjentod'
irtfnj wcvts by wne afmeoW moitort. Wniy did voti oWfflB to use mis Waf art?
Smqll fVirry Cnsarunrt iwoAing lifle) ii innuericB<l by old mastor painlwg, but I ferr
the oame needed a radical n*« look rhnt would suit it* jtorytni.
b die funrre do you mini Aat Wf wfisee gomes hhar will pfciy and
toot like JomemirNi awn the Dfsrwv/iu/m*1 Skith ibidiaf ?
I think games involving fhoroetefi Ue Jamts Pond and Pinkie wil become more like
intefottivE larltton* at tot Hi animation is carKemed.. yes, the sky's the Emit.
Millennium
sonography
Tirie Releose;
Xw Jan oi
OvidVaiiBn May F3S
Sargoo 3 ,...,,„ ...May Bfi
Starfiay , OctB-
SlorGoose Dec&8
RrtyjpiKh)* WarBV
Afdbipeiigos Apr 3 s
Eye of Horus,... Nc*.-^
Starblcflfi Nov8 4
BcJCflmpciny Jon 90
Kid Glows.... Mar 90
Cloud Kingdoms Apr 90
Besdubon 101 Jun 9C
Thundefstrike.. Awg 90
Vofcnda Sep 90
Monix Oct 90
J&m8s Pond Nov
Horror Zomfcies , Jon 91
Warlwl Feb9 !
Mconihiw flrjoers , Mar 91
5tormbdl Apf91
Robin Hood .Od91
Rdbwod ..Nov 91
KidGWiJ „.„.Mof92
Steel Empire ,..,., Apr 92
Global Effect Moy92
Aquolie Gomas Oct 92
'Ron^ADW ,..Nov92
Morpn Jun 9:
Robocot»A1200 Jun 93
RcbooodC032 Sep 93
Diggers CD12 Ssp^3
Brutal Sports Footboll Nov 93
MorpKD32 Nov 93
Diggers Al 200 Od93
In Part two...
We talc to lop gomes designer Ian Saunte
rjeout Smol Fvrry Cmaluw (working lillel, c
nevalvtionaiy new pete ol sofrware imroK
«g tbe use of orlidcial mielliajence We ok
look gj Mr Mogoo and dial to Marcos Bw
gtK>yl Milenniurn's ivsl Ikenwd gome.
ik*
• *
During our visit *> Milknnium it was almost impotsibla to walk anywtae wilfioot hearing, seeing ar
Ireodsng on iomelhing c<jncerning itus little pink dwppte.
Pinlcie is Millennium's gr«H pink hope and it is envisoged thai hall be bigger than Jgmes Pond |na
mean bsat wllh over a niillon copies &old|i,
AllhougK Pinkie is a platform Ivero.. he is radically differwt to anything goners will have seen befone.
For a start he has no special cowers - he tWt jump bom a height and sqLash enemies or shoat hSings. at
them.
He can't run fast climb high lallergie id altitude! or lire weoporu. In fact, pinkie can't really do any-
thing mdicioirs because he's also allergic to pom |tell m* about il| and despises violencs.
BVt ne is inbjBigenl, ifioughmjl. mquisitrrt, genlte and most of oil concerned. The plot will see Pinkie
expressing his worry about the imminent demise rji In* dinosaurs mroughoul the universe.
So, lie departs from his bewiiU nalwe planet Rnk and sets off to secure dinosaur eggs ond b
ifem to the sancrugry of ihe serene pbnet fink.
Work is well on In* way in Pinkie and already one con see the benefijs of using a Iraned movie
mater. His movements and choroderistiu are some of ihe best I've ever seen on any computer, nc
arcade or otherwise. Pinkte also uses a most unusual colour scheme for ils locations and bockdr
Armough still in the rJeveJoprnent stage, they look gorgeous and you con toil the eye of an artist trained
colour has been, empfgyed-
Pinkie has secured licensing deals an seven olfver pkrtforms. Pinkie looks tn though he could b
mojor star tor 94 and leave Millennium Interactive well and truly tickled pink.
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you are". Yes, it's the Cheap Seats,
and Tina the Train Driver ushers
you into the Budget station!
Chuck Reck
Corkers • £9.99
Em, Chuck'* thin looks familiar, Npt unlike > cer-
tain football resintenlator, wouldn't you agfM?
He's fat, he's hoiry - no, it's not Danny Baker ogam, il s
Chwk feck and he's back via Core Design's new budger
label, Corkers.
Wett, as if yoi/ need remindliig, the barn: pld behind Chuck
Rock is thai Gary Grihcr ads kidngpoed Chuck's wife, who
i y sett off through the neighbourbsad to find her. Aah,
true love, hey? (Of perhaps Chuck |usr hoi a fesiih for wan-
dering arogftd in a green leaf skirt and thrusting hi* belly into
small, furry animals...)
So, off he sets through five increasingly dhoBenejBng levels of
wacky onimon'on to resesre his babe-i!idous wife Ophelia, The
headbangin', belly-buttin' Chwk has. to pit his wits -against
homing p*eiodatlyls, tames and nmdmen to name but a few, which h§ j
ton belly hgtl, throw recks Ot or kick. There are also some humorous end- !
gf-level guardians who ore nice and tricky.
If you missed this, tills last lime around then -I it a musl. It is biggr
Chkpclt's belly and jam-packed lull
of superb animation with oodles
of greot gameploy rhi-i is noi to
mentign the greet soundlrodi and
carloony effects as well, Phew -
what mane could yen asik for?
it, imagine the kind qf torture you would hov* il you were
__ J in o room with Heinz Beams' chief fosters, whose idea of
Fun was to litisi to Agodoci continually while watehlng re-runi. of
'he Sobby Dovras Rock wiM laughter show '\\a >s the same
degree of cwUneis I ihought I'd have to go ikrough when I first
started playing Parasol Stars At first glance the- graphic are
Parasol Stars
Hit Squad • £9.99
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garish cmd unimpressive, ihe tune* grating gnd there ore no
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This is the third in the series of Bub and, Bob games, ihe aim
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Ofe 4ua, Bub Is hailing a p nb lii
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How long ihe game wili keep you amused rj qgesSicmobli but il is
worth o look just lor me
unusual gameplay and £> \\^^
strange choice of enemies,
such as grand pianos, heft-
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BRfU.UlUl M MhRKY WALKS StRlll'D ULOS (Ho igA
realise is foal although money is impor
•ant, it's no substitute lor power. Begin
llit game by basing yourself in Luebek.
Having borrowed an appropriate amount of
+omy, slcrt trading between Luebek and
^oenoe,
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and wool 'From foe second. At the beginning of
foe game yau should concentrate cm shifting
cheop goods such as wit and com. tow price
eons law ri-.lt and high quantities.
Look out far the arrival of the spice fleet, if
you choose "Quick Start" the ipke fleet will
otnody hove docked in Brugge when you begin.
When the flee! docks you should sail straight
foere and buy as much pepper as you eon, then
stay in dock For a couple of weeks. Yew will then
be able la sell the slock For twice what you paid
far it.
There an ofotr commodities that will provide
. ilh an equally speedy way of tendering
yourself solvent. However, you must buy mem in
foe correct locations. For example, buy furs in
Nowgwod and tell them in London- Purchase
wine in Brugge., oil in Bergen and hemp jhmrn,
sounds lib fun) in Danzig. Buy salt in luebeck
ond sell it fa Stockholm.
LUXURIES TOO
Bui there it more to trading foan making a
fast Thaler. You must also impress the townsfolk
■viih your activities. If you only deal in essenhd
goods such as meat and fish you won't gel your-
self noticed, or remembered, it's worm bearing
in mind thai a little Flair may be tolled for, end a
lime trading in lunury goods,
Once you have enough money, a wise way to
spend it is on more ships. By far the cheapest
and fastest place to do this is in Nowgoeod, All
iu need la do now is load yourself up with
ftp, a* al foe other materials you need should
located in foe town,
-'ing with the scum of foe scv*| seas it
/ a risky business. But, if you are willing
to take a chance you could end up with on entire
iT
Hand over o Wly-ormed ship and crew - as
far from home as possible - and the pirate will
seB you every ship he coplvrtH, For a pittance.
On the other hand., he may disappear and never
be seen again.
Ahentatfvtk set up o guard ship in front of
and attack them as they enter (he port.
If you win Ihe battle you will nol only
gel to keep iheir ship, but also gain the
gratitude and odm kalian of the townsfolk,
Thii aspect of events is an invaluable
commodity.
DOOCV DEALS
Always ensure that you have enough money u
the office and thai you con repay your debts on
lime. Keep your ships in good condition as dete-
rioration in their condition will reduce their
capacity,
If you have a ship foot is a complete wreck,
jusl sell ft. Selling ships at auction is a goad way
la make money. Here you can bump up the
prices of your boots by bidding against yourself
- but you do need to be very quick on foe key-
board.
However, heed this warning: Don't bid toe
high or you may end up paying for a ship you
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way to become popular is to spend money on
people. In foe Patrician, ibis h best achieved by
throwing a party.
rf you're having problems with the catering
side of your shindig, then here are some invalu-
able lips, Far one, build yourself a warehouse
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Meat, fish, ale, wine and com.
The best days to forow a feast are between
the 24lh and 31st of December. Where wed-
dings are concerned foe same catering arrange-
ments apply, But why an earth should a swash-
buckling wealthy businessman like yourself even
utter such a desperate word?
With at the advantage* you hove bestowed
on yourself you should be out foere sawing your
wild oats at one of your twinging parties,
rnslead or sitting in front of foe candle bebg hen-
pecked by Eruniuldcr
And when you d
the best bode yr . ■..
widow of a bargemoii - what, no Thai virg,,,.
On foe plus side, as n dowry you will receive
two large ships {and a rug boat if you include
your new bride).
To become Alderman you need to be mayor
of your hometown, ond hewe an excellent repu-
tation in several other lowns. Join as many
For a iiHH»y
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important to start
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At last after going broke time
after time, help has finally
arrived. Yes traders, a complete
goide to getting rich, making
friends and influencing people...
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guilds at you can and hade between at many
towns as pesiihle.
An important tip here is to be generous with
your wealth. While we reoirs* this will hurt, it
you want to succeed in Patrician we're afraid it's
a necessary aspect of play.
If yov want to see results you should spend
million lfider an fop 'ov« uiitiolh
i foe second time, and
, _ ur warehouse. Buying cheap r .
lik* cereal and storing ii wiU resoll in fo* employ-
ees you ham taken on processing products like
beer from it.
There are many unpredictable elements in the
game. Disaster or good fortune may strike a(
ony lime. Howew, one fomg becomes btatantb/
clear foe further you gel into the gome, The
deeper you go, foe more dangerous it becoct l
to iransporf goods, Equip one of your ship; to
lead a convoy and you not only reduce the risk,
but alio gain popularity,
Remember at oil times the tnrffcey to sue
is popularity,
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wjjlhi 3,1 » speed: j ko^e kn
crew: J nun price; ?7 I | ( I tFultr
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Akeer's
Island
Return SE to the torrider with handles-. Go due N
into the passage and follow the corridors to the
IrV- Beware of the destroying Wiinrd of Chocs
Iprepare psychic protectionl, Kill lite wfiord. Pick
up treasures and skull.
Return to the passage entrance. Take the
corridor lo the SE. Beware the dangerous magi-
cian. Kill the magician. Secret passage in on*
of the wells: dick on the button under the
eagle-heads,
Continue along me corridor ta the N. Place
the sin skulls an the six wales. Continue along
the corridor. Kill the guard. Pick up the relit.
Return to the landing-stage. Re-enter the town.
Jon's Island 1
Find the passage Id ihe W«j and head along
ihe road. Watch out for the dwarves, at they
olwoyj. try for ihe kil, After a while turn North
into the mountains.
On me way you'll poss two cul-de-soc$, Wen
and East Take each of them in *um and pick the
edelweiss plants. Go bock lo the end of the pas-
sage and bene East, watching Out for the
vultures.
Go North into the mountains and find yet
another edelweiss. Go South bock ta the pas-
sage and keep on East. Take the first path North
and then go East and you'll find two more of the
precious plonb, Welch out for the curse lhal lies
in ihe area: try la cast a curse- lifting speJ prior
to entering.
Became of ihe diilude you may find paur
characters being affected by vertigo, Avoid ihis
by drinking cmti-venigo potions. When they take
effect, continue higher up the mountains. Colled
the relic at ihe end, men return to the horbour
and head for ihe North-Wen landing of Jon's
Island.
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Here is the concluding part of the
complete guide to Daze's brilliant
adventure game. Enjoy!
Jon's Island 2
At ihe harbour head West- along the -coast k*
When you reach the Mountains to the East, jm
must dismiss one of your characters. To wdm
matters worse you must strip them of al fur
gold and possessions.
Head through the mountains lo the Ee>
watching out for guards. Al the end of the pa*
yoU will same across five pillars and a
druid. By this stage you should have hm
relics,
Place a relic on each of the pillars and *•
druid will be re-incarnated. Recruit him ok
treat him nicely. Mead back to the harbor
: slack up with supplies, rest and perfa-
other hadily functFonj.. Then head lor tkr
fortress on Oscar's Island.
Zach's Island
Go bock to the city once more, rtead far if*
dbthes shop and buy me evening tunics, Pre**
in your new garb and wear rha pendant given lo
you by the Errl. Do ihis before you enter ihe Blu»
Velvet nightclub.: here you will find one of the
Fortress parchments.
Check finances, as you will need at least
20,000 coins far ihe next part of Ive quest if you
don't have enough, then indulge in a killing and
robbing spree in ihe city until your hnances ore
sufficient and your bJeweM scrtioled.
Nest, go to ihe alley of #ie four lowers which
is NorsYEostof the harbour and wort until iwo *
the morning for ihe suspicious character to
appear.
If you've been one to enter as many pubs as
you can during ihe game,, chances are you'll
have met him before, Give him your 20,000
coins and he will give an important item'.
Go to the herb shop and buy ihe ingredients
for five onh-vertigo potion, otherwise known as
rVtldong. Eol, sleep and head for ta North East
sideof Jan's Island,
The end of the quest is nearing, however this it the deadliest and
most demanding Island of all. First thing to do on this island is Id
fight the Fire Elemental. This is easier said than done because la
kil the Elemental you must hove one of your characters hold 1 the
^moglc shield while someone ebe casts a fire protection spell, then
step forward and strike.
Al the first crossroads, torn right and follow rt around the hbek
until you reach an opening to the North. When you reach the next
crossroads turn lo your West if you fancy more experience and
treasure.
Once you've exhausted the maie return to the crossroads. Go
North to find the one of the toughest creatures in the game, o fire-
brealhmg dragon ,
Use the sane method as you did against the Fire Elemental to
defeat the dragon, He may take quite same rime, w be prepared
to take a couple of steps backwards to heal yourself.
After ihe defeat of the dragon, head North. Examine every
nook and cranny in the walls because there are hidden treasures
contained In a good many of them.
Shortly you will reach another crossroads, Head North, then
walch out for a secret passage leading from the North wall
Follow this secret passage, fighting all the skeletons and wizards
en route, When you reach the end of the passage, enter the
Olbars Island
maze. Beware this is no ordinary maw, as mast of the wall; are
invisible doors - so map carefully. At the end of the maze pull the
handle and fight your way back ta the crossroads.
At the crossroads go South, then stop when you reach a room.
The walls in here have spikes poking out of them, so make sure
you slalom through carefully,
You should now have reached Shandat's fortress. In the first
large room, slick to the edge of the room - avoid the middle! Al
the South-East of the room collect the treasure.
In the North-West comer of the room there is a knight who you
will hove ta kill. Once defeated, leave by the dW behind him.
Walk straight through the next room and leave 1 by the North exit.
look Out for a small room to the West, enter it and activate the
mechanism. Now race back to the end of the corridor, Your next
encounter is with a Gorgon, she has a particular talent for invert-
ing people so kill her as quickly as passible. After you've defeated
her, move into the room beyond and drink from the fountain to
restore life,
Head South into a labyrinth lull of mummies and witches far
you to kil. When you've' deaft with them all, leave by the Southern
exit, Take the next passage East and look for a small room la the
West. Activate the mechanism you find there, then head back into
the passage, At the end you will hnd some lion guards; kit! them
and use magic to heal any wounded characters.
Examine the grille in front of you and trigger the trapdoor nexi
ta il, Walk ihrovgh and head North at the next crossroads. Walk
ta me end, take the treasure and activate the mechanism. Return
to the crossroads and head down the South passage.
At the end Is a room with a magician in it. Far once in your
blood-iusiirwj life dan'l kill him; try ihe humble art of communica-
tion and listen to what he says,
Go back to the corridor and take the -North passage. You
should come to a closed passage. Place the parrot in front of the
large ear and let il talk - the passage will open.
The next room has low ceiling paints, so slalom through with
care. At the nexl room, work around the edges and keep away
from the centre.
You ore about to engage in the final battle of the game, so get
everyone up ta full strength and prepare a Psychic shelter spell.
Head into the Northern room and Shondar will appear. All you
have to do now is kill him, then retreat (ram the fortress enjoying
the fireworks. Kendoria should now be able to look forward to a
peaceful and prosperous existence.
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Other examples include pattern matchers for finding
crossword clues, database enquiry systems that can ao
Encompkte specifications, and, of course, the good old wt
processor spelling checker that gives you alternative
There are also several programming languages •
especially languages that are intended for text processing -
that have a built-in ability to handle regular expressions s
as Perl and Awk Anyone who lias worked with these Lais-,
guages wiB miss their power and flexibility when having I
use ARe.vx.The history of regular expressions is closeh tied I
with die development of software science, and ihere is a lot
i-.\ Ineraiuie on the subject - anyone who wants to find i
more should OOWUlt a book on compiler fundamentals or lex-
ical analysis.
I very computer programming hobbyist will gain from J
study of regular expressions - but the good news is thai ;. ■
do Dot have in understand any d ihe theory in order to use
the system effectively,
Well dien. why noi combine the best of both worlds? It
would seem that ARcxx and regular expression have a lot to
offer each other, This idea prompted me to action, 1 knew
that there were quite a few freely distributable funi.ii'
libraries to handle tegular expressions, so I set out to sec n
could adapt any of them to ARexx.
Advanced
I didn't need to go far before I found that this had ii ••
been done! On Fred Fish disk number 444 I found Stephei
Muehle's nyi'.vp.tihritn: which has a ready-to-go Altera irua
i.ice.
This neat litde library adds five new functions to the s]
tem, the two main ones being RFlndex(string.patterni and
H KSnbsirlsinng, pattern K Tliese do almost exactly the same jd
as AKex.X S built-in li-nieMsirinij;,pjiiern)a]id Sul5Strt.string,posi-
tion) functions, but instead nl specifying a luted patiem or j
position, you specify a regular expression, as defined m il,,.
library's documentation,
As always, please remember, that before you can use any
external ARexas fibmry you must first add it to the system
either by Issuing the command ralih xxx.libfjry -30 at the
Sihell. or by using the Addlabti function in the same «a) ii
your program. If ytou want the library to be available ai a|
limes you should add die ^rxlib" line to your user-startup. T-
-
any character except new line
$
ihe end of a line
1
whites pace
£
any alphabetic character
td
any digit
u
any of the characters ... in the brackets
[A...]
any of the characters ... not in the brackets
+
one or n»re occurrence*
•
nero or more occurrences
\
talcs the next character liieraliv
(used fur symbols)
Diagram h Soma regular expression symbols
AREXX
give vou a quick lasts of what this is like, we will look ai some
examples Diagram [ gives a brief summary of the main elenu rus
of regular expressions. Note that it is by no means a complete list!
In the examples thai follow I have tried to strike a balance
between simplifying the ideas as much lis possible so thai they
are readily understandable to newcomers, and run to be too
repetitive,
Then.- is an important advantage when using regular expres-
sions to parse a siring uf characters, The standard ARexx tech-
nique of parsing a stnng with patterns, returns the first string thai
matches the pattern.
Loopholes
However, there might haw been i more general instance thai
also matched the pattern, in which case it would have been min-
uted and lost For instance, suppose we are searching a text tor
words Ijeginning with the letters "pr" and ending with ! es . using
scmie code like:
?mE m tut blttaltft 'pr r in '«' hitaittr
van - pi || ixi || ' E9 '
If the word 'processes' was encountered, trie resulting word
would Ik.- "pruces", aa the I.n "sea would I* cut off and lost
Using regular expressions along
with ARexx gives us a neater way
to do the job. and the resulting
code iS much faster.
tttltn = h tPplrC*:
I'tiCA,,!;
J* 1
K- f:heve( until twt ■
14-d =
tESobstrtt 1 '
1 tttt) ,
■pit-
ttnt)
PMIf
vim [sit c-.l (vtri
Ell
The regular expression
pattern above is explained in
Diagram [|. Other than that
little explanation is needed. A
blank is added in front of the
string each time - this is necessary
because any trailing white-pa-a ;-i
punctuation is removed In the bat
[V,! ]+ pattern.
It also take* Into account
the case of the first word in the
k'xt. Note that the word will
still have to be stripped of die
cH
string handling
There is also ihc problem of ensuring that only single words art-
checked (avoiding multiple word combinations, where one word
starts with a "pr" and a subsequent one ends with o sti
"praise lees" l.
we could specify blank spaces in the purse string (before the
*p" and alter the s"), and this would work fairly well, except it
would still not take account of punctuation marks, tabs, newlioes
and so on.
In fact, die "formal" way to do this under ARexx would be to
parse the text word by word, scrip any extraneous chara ten
check whether each word meets our requirements. The code lor
this would k 1 a Jew lines longer, and it would run a much •
er, but it would wods correctly. Notice that if we had to alkw for
capitals, we would aeed an extra check.
I"I FCRE'JEI UNTIL ttst ■ "
PARSE ttt. t«t canaiditp tilt
c3nd-d»te ■ ttrtptciHfditc'!,. 1 )
." tic rsit cud lien ch«l our tc-nd'tioni *;
IF pM('pr',nnd!d»t«) = 1 m LislPas('M',4iild1dht*W2
t-en a«rd - cindidite
EU
[PplrjA
S*esfV.!:K
First character is a hlank
[PpJ
Second character is "p" (upper or lower*
r
Third character is "r~
i^r
Any number of characters but m> whiicspaci-
es
followed by lowercase *es"
[■■■:-•-]<
A full stop, comma, exclamation or
whitespace tone or more)
punctuation marks.
Another useful example is the parsing of a full pathname in
order to extract the actual file name Suppose you have a paih-
n:ifiu such as ■■DHtTsubjdirl.sulxJiri.'dir'myfiJe". In the past we
hate dealt with this situation in two ways. The more common
alternative is. to find the position of tlte last slash, and then parse
bj position to get the file name.
A - UitJGS
PASSE MB plthftllt 'It filtlUH
The other alternative is to parse the name recursively using the pat-
tern "■' unal vou gel to the last one. This is more involved, but
tan be useful if you also want To know how many levels down
you are.
The regular expression that deaJs with diis problem is simply
iDEdticn - iESuhttrCpithniii,, 1 ,*^)
PAUSE m ptthmit tlMHltnl fUiawi
Obviously ihis example is trivial, but it illustrates the
point very clearly. Regular expressions will return the
longest possible string 'hat matches the pattern, and not the first
occurrence.
I am sure that if you do any son: of utility programming,
vou will find rcgcxp.Jibrary a very' welcome addition to your ribs:
drawer. I must point out that This implementation is still a hit weak,
mainly because n does not allow fur bracketing and repeated
patterns.
I hope the situation will be remedied soon. After all The code is
available - all that is needed is to convert it into an ARexx
library,
Diagram II: Regular expressions are easy lo
understand tt you tore** them dawn!
One of the main
strengths of
ARexx is the
ease and
elegance with
which it handles
strings of
characters. But
even here there
is room for a lot
of improvement,
as Alex Gian
reveals
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'
he cast and crew have been chosen. You've given
the script to the actors and the storyboards to the
i. amera operator. In l>eJ lii night, you lie awake
^s-iinji! and turning, juggling queries lihlI doulus about the
■ Ml: 1 1 warn u\ Iv answered.
Where should I place the mike for optimum sound quality
n a four-way, one shot conversation? Am I good enough to
| direct a team of 20 people? It's four o'clock in the morning
and I stfll have a day job Ks get up for, The answer io any
worries is It* keep organising. Next up on die lis! of priorities
is 10 call a production meeting. This involves the crew but no!
the actors. At the moment, props and set dressing lists, sched-
uling and location hunting involving a recce are probably
i main concerns. Remember to delegate - don't try' to do
fining yourself, your crew is there to help.
With amateur videomafcing, relying on people's goodwill is
important, Living your hands on props and Items for the
I'H'aiiorv. can lie diffiuill but you'll lie surprised at how inter
sted and generous people can be when asked for a favour
concerning a film
Stan with eidier a tetter or phone call io lire shop or own-
ers of a particular location or prop you want io use and
explain your situation and needs in straightforward terms
emphasising that the video is Don-profit making but you
intend to enter the film into international competitions.
Offer diem a chance to see the final icsiih and ask if they
\u>uld like a credit in the end titles lor their troubles Also
promise to send the exact times and dates of when and where
you want to shoot in writing
When permission is gained, make sure it is given in writing
i people can "forget" especially if shooting in a pub, rfub or
shops) then the next Sep \<- the location bunt or recce.
This is used by the director, camera operator and E^a to
take a look round various possible settings for the video.
1 EXPERIMENT
Try to take a camera or camcorder with you to gel some
shots of the location to take back and study in more detail,
While there, discuss with the camera operator what ideas you
have for the shooting of the scene, Storyboards can be altered
■r completely changed so don't l>e afraid to experiment
Give him or her space to express their ideas as well which,
likt- the story creation stag! can hdp to trigger more ideas
and form a hetter working relationship - shon people at this
early stage that you trust and respect them and tki if own
opinions,
It you do. they'll enjoy working lor you and that means
hey II work harder, producing belter results over the rest of
the shoot.
Check out how practical it will be to set up lights, tripods,
sound equipment and so on. Count the amount of power
points there are in ilie place - you may need extension leads
and four-way adaptors,
Another important point often overlooked by amateur
crews until it's too late and the entire buildings fuse box is
Mown, is to remember to calculate the amount of electricity
being used by all the equipment - lights in particular can have
i nastv habit ot overloading and shorting the system
Above all, he practical first and creative second. Assess
what is available to you and work from then- li the ground-
Calling all the heroes
Qnoe everybody has agreed lo the schedule, the next siage is
Io create call sheeis, These document the exact times, loca-
tions and people thai will be needed on each day.
Dislribule them to everyone involved either at the beginning
of the shoot or, more practically, Ihe evening before each
shooting day so that the information or any changes are tip-to-
dale and accurate.
VIDEO
work is done then the inspiration will grow
from it.
On successfully attaining the basic tools
for the film, the next and probably most
difficult stage especially with an inexperi-
enced PA, is to sit down and sort out the
scheduling for the entire shoot,
PLANNING
II this is your first time then it is .still
important to have a tight it' lenient linn-
structure firstly, it will make yourself and
the crew more motivated and focused,
Secondly, if you turn up at a location
and the owner se* a slack and decidedly
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then they may well change their minds and
kick you our of the building. You may be
Lin amateur videomaker but act in a profes-
sional manner.
it is eery unlike!) and often impractical
to shoot a script in order. Time, access and
Managing
your
time
the hassle of shifting gear back and forth to certain locations
are usually the main reasons for shooting our of order,
Break the script down into each scene and work out
through the storyboard and shooting Script (a list of all shots
used in the video where each is numbered i and estimate as
kk urately as you can with the PA how long each one will
take to film.
If tliL- shots In a particular scene are relatively difficult to
achieve, such as a moving shot with the camera operator
using a wheel chair, Irv and Lake a n y difficulties into
account.
Once decided, take a lump of time needed to shoot the
entire scene and organise it into the overall shooting day.
Do this with all the scenes and arrange rhem into schedule
with dates and times. Try and give yourself emergency
space in case oi going over schedule.
n completed, call a meeting for both crew and cast to
check that there will be no problems with dates clashing
and to inform everyone of exactly what is going on to avoid
confusion later.
If it all seems like a huge and monstrous amount Co think
about, remember lo lake everything one Step at a time
and you'll find dial all the pieces of the |igsaw will slot into
place
How to keep your
head when making
a film -all is
revealed in the
third instalment of
Adam Phillips's
video making story
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helher you're a dedicated niusi or just an interested
bystander with a shiny new machine, gating into
Amiga music can be much cheaper ant] simpler than
.:iu might imagine.
To stair we'll look al the market from the bystander's position,
highlighting the cheap and cheerful products which for as little as
il will allow any beginner u> create music on a par with that (bund
tun comux'ix'ijl .names software
As youVe probacy guessed we're talking I'D and more precisely
MED - a program that's been rlx* premier PD soundlrackei done
for h>nj^LT Jan most Amiga reuses would care to remember
Due 10 the prolific success and countless updates - courtesy of
its f reii ti>r Teigo Kinnunen - the PI) libraries are literally fit to burst
with countless rei isions ■ i the aforesaid MKI).
However, if parte after the very latest filtering - alias OccaMed
vS - Seasoft Computing is the first place to look, primarily because
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■.rack heenivwane version which comes in sit a full pstekagi pruv ' ■!
around £JQ, For more information contact Season Computing on
©03 850378
Although eight channels may sound more attractive than the four
Hack shareware alternative, the additional tracks do not play sam-
ples but merely sequence Commodore frt .style syntli sounds,
Par the liepiuKT these additkas] tracks aren't essential, and aa a
pesuk (he four-track P13 pmsnun is perhaps the ideal choice for
testing the water prior In the larger investment in die Bcenceware
MUSIC
alternative, Almost all the majur libraries
cany the four track version for around £2.
wiieti ordering be sure the software on oiler
is ax or around v320
lake all the soundtrack-] domes MED
emptays standard 8-hil samples as its priitia-
r. sound source These can be either crested
yourself or alternatively there's a wide selec-
tion of pre-recorded effects and insmimems
thai can be Imught direct either on disk or
CD from PD libraries or dedicated sample
suppliers.
If you're happier with pre-recorded
sounds quaifcy commercial sources include
the Zero-G Datafik which carries both CD
and disk-based collections, and is available
direct front Time and Space at PO Box 3C6,
[fells HF4 3F.P. Tel: 0442 870681.
Although excel lent quality the vast nujori-
ty of the Zero-G samples are heavily dance
oriented with assorted scratches and popular
hook lines For any would-be DJs or rave
Sound advice
The ultimate band
If you're still undecided as to the filling for your post-
Christmas musical stocking. Blue Ribbon can supply an
Intermediate package which allows (he user to employ their
own or pre-recorded samples as part of an automated six-
part accompaniment
The software, entitled Super Jam 1.1, allows you to begin
building a bridge between the internal sounds ol the
machine and the worid of Midi.
It works by allowing you to assign any one of numerous
styles which then lorm the framework within which your five
automated musicians will literally jam along.
All you need do is add the basic me bay and play your
part as the lead soloist. No matter what chord progression
you add the other members will automatically play a suit-
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For example, if you specify a rock-style with a chord pro-
gression ol say E minor, G and A, your automated bass
player is almost 'certain to rip slraignt into Smoke on the
Water!
OK, nobody said the package is perfect but with a bit of
practice you can generate perfectly acceptable lilt music
easily, which can then be worked into a pseudo-original or
perhaps employed directly as backing music on various
multimedia exploits.
Besides the fun and functionality of the package, the
beauty is thai SuperJaml.l is equally a! home with Midi
information as it is with converted Amiga samples. If you're
looking for an affordable and interesting introduction lo
composition plus both an educational and speedy produc-
tion tool, SuperJamt.1 is Ideal,
fans tlte collection is ideal; however it you're planning to bufld cslgl
nal tracks from the ground up, the next col led ion is probably a more
attractive proposition,
It you fancy an alternative Bo rave tunes, the Sample Series from
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ideal alternative, l alike the Zero-G cdlectkni dk: Sampler Series is
comprised enttreb ol rounds borrowed from the btesl si'nths. II
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Paul Austin
points out the
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software for the
musical beginner
Easy Midi
whole selection of budget conscious
sequencers waiting in the wings.
Although all of the programs listed are pri-
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port the machine's internal talents with equal
enthusiasm.
Although not a particularly strong selling
point In the eyes of serious users, it does
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ware you can still come to terms with the soft-
ware thanks to inexpensive Amiga samples.
Ideal choices for any potential investor
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intuitive design.
On the downside. Sequencer One Plus
Isn't the cheapest, as the now rather elderly
still usable MusicX easily lays claim to
t particular title. MusicX was, in its day,
lily the hottest hem on the Amiga music
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others when it comes to ease of use and
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bigger KCS sequence. However it does pro-
vide a great opportunity to familiarise your-
self with the KCS environment prior to taking
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^^^J list this month a look at some of the boards IVe been
I visiting recently on my travels wound the globe via
E-3H I modem. I used id have a phone book on my eomms
program which stretched from the lop to the bottom of the screen,
exotic nu.mlx.\r>i from far flung places,
Then [ .settled down, like you do if you're a comms head, too
visittns only the boards I used regularly. 1 visit C1X and The Direct
Connection, I popped into other sites via Iniemeu but that has
been it. But then I remembered what all those oilier names on my
plume nvenu were for.
A quick dial-up rsruduced a depressing result, It must be only
the best part d six months since I was on all of these boards and
almost all of them kr...- '.anhhed, or at least are not on-line most
of the time.
Of the ones which were still operating I have chosen a couple
which I particularly liked this time around, and they are Gheam
Amiga and Essex Amiga,
Cheam Amiga
Although not verj' strong in the graphics department. this is a
good solid board with lots to recommend it to the casual network
surfer The file li re j is particularly good, and if you're local to
Cheam ihen ihi.s is one of die fastest and cheapest ways of getting
your Fish Disks or the more recent den n IS
Some file areas and message bases are 'viler supported than
others, I don't know what kind of system Che Ittmrd is run on. but
it may not be very large. But, the board is well i >n>anised. and has
a numlier of feeds from outside to liven things up a bit.
There's a lr* of new games and demos, which seem to be a
popular hangout tor upkadera as well as downloaded. Some peo-
ple seem to not care which area they upload to either, so keen are
chun nniei m--.
WSUP: rtnithan MtnCh M :Hfil Ml fl?l»
Cbfjn HUGH loird HflcwiH Phil South ini Jin trusts ftain.
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4 good solid board, but not many graphics
Internet corner
Here's a nice, out of the way place you can visit on the
Internet in an idle moment:
ftp.eff.org
Home of the Electronic Frontier Foundation, or EFF, who
are a group of very high ranking old computer heads like
Steve Wozniak who Invented the Apple II. John Barlow,
Mitch Kapor and many others.
They champion the rights of all computer people to
inhabit the electronic frontier, and vigorously oppose any
wrongful arrests, like Steve Jackson Games for example
The FTP public folder is full of very interesting stuff, like
electronic magazines and archives of very hard to obtain
facts and figures, plus articles and whole books about
famous coders, hackers, court cases and so on.
A one-stop resource for the person who's writing a book
about computer crime or hacking in Ihe old sense of the
word.
COMMS
tliey to get on-line \< wvll as a healthy
sprinkling of BBS software there's also a
special area forjolyon Ralph, llmnn why
does Jolyon need his own filer area?
Still, what with the text files, fonts and
CanDo support, this is a healthy board
with ;i lot going for it. All it needs' is a
graphics overhaul and a bil more attention
paid to updating the tile areas from lime to
time and it'll be a great little board. Nice
one.
Essex Amiga
Nest is the Essex Amiga hoard, which has
better graphics and a lot more going on,
although better \s a relative term There is
more of everything although as ever [rn
noi sure it" this Ls necessarily a good thing.
I got lost and spoilt for choice ofl more
than one occasion. But living said all. tliat
it s a neat and tidy board with tats to Itxik
at and bags of stuff to download.
///SS
A brand
new friend
The incentive to upload as well as trough your way through the
piles of files Is ihai you have to keep up a respectable
upload/download ratio, and the more you take the more you
have to give, This is a good way of doing ii, and it obviously pays
off given the size of the file areas.
As well as all the usual graphics, demos and games, there's
also an Imagine support filebase, plus a load of Fidonei software
and the UK BBS Newsletter. One of the mast popular areas is the
Transamiga filebase, as this is the official Transamiga support
BBS. It's run on the program and it tells other people how lo run
it too!
This is a nice, easy to use, good looking and full BBS with
loads to read and lots to download. The electronic equivalent Of a
well tun public house.
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Phil South looks
at a couple of
Amiga-based
bulletin boards
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Essex Amiga can- mpoit ytw lor choice
Gheam Amiga BBS
(24 hours)
all speeds
Tel: 081-644 8714
Essex Amiga BBS
(24 hours)
all speeds
Tel: 0277 233354
• Phil South can be con-
tacted at his usual email
addresses on:
snouty ® cix .compulink. co.uk
snouty@dircon.co.uk
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L^^H ne of the hardest things to get to jirips with in Amos
I is the difference between budware and screen co-
,^iiM ordinates rhis :-ull causes me oo end of trouble, and
for beginners it must be sheer hair-shin sod I Jack -whipping
pur^Hon..
go in* fit of pique 1 wrote this program to show up mouse cr>
rjrdinates. Load jn IFF picture. preferably me one yrm want to
locate the mouse over, and dim just read the figures (and write
them '.ii m a i as w hj move the mouse over the screen.
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which is hires, but you can use the size of screen that your III
screen i- sen to Don't use:
LMD IFF ",0
as this will cause problems with bmii Mouse. tterj load a picture
into your screen:
Lo*» Iff "Iff .picture, iff Ml
The reason you nii^lit want to do liii 1 - Is that perhaps on the
scre e n you have an object and you want to accurately check out
where it is so you can match that to a limit nuiu.se or Set Zone
command
I lie nest hit sets out and prints out the title and the co-ordi-
cates, or at least where they will go;
Lou re 0,0
Print 'Hpuse Ct-nrdi TdoL vi.Z"
Loctte 1,1 ! PHnt "1= " : Print -f- '
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So mat s how our screen will look.
Now we're into the loop. Tins is where all the work gets done-
First, notice how the variables VI and XI are used. They are
loaded with the location of the mouse in the X and Y
coordinakv
These are of course hardware co-ordinares so we have to con-
vert thein to screen co-ordinates. This is done by loading V.2 and
X2 with the product of (he conversion using X and Y Screen.
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trailing spaces are printed too, so that the numbers don't lea\ e
behind any confusing extra numbers as they increase ami
decrease in size (<ee what happens If you leave out dre trifling
spaces!).
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ence between hardware co-ordinates and screen co-OKhrates.
The X MOUSE and Y MOUSE commands return a hardware Cf>
Write a program!
Co-ordinates are a right nuisance and no mistake. This
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also be able to store the now designs as mouse.abk. Send
in your best efforts and we'll print them in a future Issue.
AMOS
ordinate so you have to convert that to a
screen one for the position hj be right.
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be correct you hate to convert them using X
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[be >>ld Limn Mouse problem is a knotty
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the mouse Is concerned. Omit the Screen
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before you load something into them h -
lany programming ftabit to ipi into and
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Write stuff
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Simple video editing with EditMote
Noddy's Big Adventure and Vidi Amiga
(RTj under test
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Easy and affordable video editing system
Supplier: Meridian Distribution
Phone: OS1-543 3500
Price: £199.95
^^che
Ithough the Arruja has been synonymous with video
4 ^^ production since its inception, the editing of live
footage lias always been a grey area best left to
the experts.
To fee Fan the prablem 'jvatr't caused by the Amiga but
richer the myriad of proprietary timeeodes, connections and
control protocols which have made an automated editing pro-
cess difficult at best.
As. i result Amiga-based video editing systems have largely
remained the domain of pro and semi-pro videogniphers who
can hath afford and apply the power features which such vp-
Ceins provide,
In addition to the cost and complexity of the hardware and
associated software most of the serious editors demand at
least some form of modification to one or more of your
VCKj - if you won't tp avoid losing, a generation when adding
timecade tp your original recordings.
Fortunately with the arrival of Edlt-Mate such problems
can now be avoided. FMo timetode Is required and better still
there's no need for modifications to ypur existing equipment.
However as you've probably guessed much of the power
offered by products such as VideopiFot his been inevitably
sacrificed - but with a saving of approximately £1,200 it's a
pnee many home users will be mere than willing to make.
Although simpler than most systems, Edit-Kate isn't with,
out the usual array of cables and connections, along with a
single programmable infra red- Of course Cam Link - the cre-
ators of Edit-Mate - will be more than happy to supply addi-
tional cables as required,
CONNECTIONS
In order to connect to the Amiga a special parallel port D-
ring pbgs into the rear of the machine enabling the edit con-
trol cables to link the Amiga with the play and record VCRs.
Like the majority of basic edit systems the video signal is
passed directly between the two VCRsJcamcorders, and as a
consequence idit-Mite is left free to control the transport of
the two machines,
As mentioned above the number and variety of video con-
trol protocols is quite literally vast and because of dhis Edrt-
Mate concentrates its efforts on Panasonic and to a lesser
extent Sony.
In the case of Panasonic you're prpvided with a five-pin
DIN while the Sony offering takes the form of lane cable with
a J.Smm jack. Of course if your VCR isn't either of the above
you can always fall back on the aforementioned mfra red.
Please bear In mind both players need spme form pf remote
control so ensure you order enough cables...
Thankfully audio also has its place in che Cam-Link system
t curtesy of a small mixer which tomes as part of the Edit-
Mate package. Although a creation of there own making it
must be said the mixer it more than a little reminiscent of
Tandy's legefldary four channel microphone mixer,
However considering the Tandy version retails at around
£15 while the Cam-Link comes in at £200 with a few VCR
♦
Shop Window
Can you really be
another Speilberg
for only £200 with
the CamLink video
editing system?
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cables, a D-ring parallel connector, a mic and some software,
it does seem Edit-Mate is a tad more expensive than it should
be.
As for build quality there's little to complain about - as
long as you don't have an aversion to moulded plastic. Along
the rear of the unit awaiis the usual array of phonoi'RCA
inputs which can take a stereo signal from the source VCR. a
CD player or tape deck.
On the other side of the coin output is handled by two
more phonos destined to cra-ispon: your original audio, back-
ing music and voice-over to the target recorder.
On the cop of the unit sits the essential master volume plus
the three faders to control the Internal mix between the ele-
ments. Other than that there's the- ubiquitous orn'off along
with a toggle switch to alternate between the CD or tape
player. The only other I/O options sit on the front of the
mixer in the form of twin quarter inch jacks for the head-
phones plus a single stereo quarter inch |ack for headphones
In short, it looks simple and indeed that's exactly how it oper-
ates, just switch it on and you're off,
In keeping with the tradition of simplicity the software is
blissfully simple shanks co a very straightforward point and
click interface which even makes VCR selection a doddle-
Like any self-respecting package hard disk installation is
catered for via the usual icon -driven script. In fact icons play a
btg part m the Edit-Mate set-up procedure with individuals
offering access to the main program, hard disk install, infra red
programming and finally burned-in on-screen tirnecdde.
This final option shouldn't be confused with timecoding the
tape itself. In this case timeeode simply refers to the ability to
generate an on-screen timeepde read-out which can be burnt
onto the output with the assistance of a genlock. Although a
\ Amiga Market January 1994
seemingly strange option for horn* users it'-s been tdded to
allow semi-pro videographers to add timetode ro rough
creations which tin then be sent to tile client tor svalui-
tion.
The idea is that the client can then make a note of the
scenes and their locations, these can then be relayed back
allow irtg yon to make the necessary adjustments to your
edit script prior to compiling a finished master.
Assuming VCR selection, infra red programming and
cabling is complete it's time to enter the software Itself and
begin co build your masterpiece. At the risk of repetition
life |uit keeps getting easier.
After rewinding both recorders and reletting the coun-
ters for each selection cm begin. Of course, now thanks 10
the program's remote control for each player, the buttons
need never again be touched by human hands.
In order to add scenes to your masterpiece you simply
dick on Edit- n and Edii-oj: in succession. This, process is
then repsated throughout the tape until all your favourite
scenes are selected - paused can be used for greater accu-
racy - rattier than consondy selecting shots on the fly.
Once all your scenes have been captured you can begin
fine tuning. All edit points are kept in memory and are dis-
placed In a list showing their in/out times and scene dura-
tion plus the total elapsed time Tor the entire production,
At this stage you're free to cut paste copy and duplicate
to your heart's desire - and tD make things even easier fou
■can also add comments to the various scenes. The numeri-
cal parameters (or each scene can also be adjusted by sim-
ply highlighting the appropriate line and typing in the new
figures at the desired location.
POINT-AND-CLICK
If you're happy with your edit decisions or simply wish
CO save out in case of disaster, committing your creation to
disk is another point-and-click procedure - and of course,
loading up an existing file follows the same format.
Any pne-roil problems that may arise can also be solved
by the delay option which allows for the idiosyncrasies of
your particular VCRs transport co bE compensated for -
thereby making edits as accurate as possible.
Assuming all the editing is complete, the only thing left is
to click on the perform edit button, follow the prompts and
sit back as Edit-Mate puts your masterpiece together.
As you've probably noticed, Ed it-Mate is 1 blissfully sim-
ple system chats ideal for the home user who simple wants
to condense hours of Camcorder footage into a concise
and potentially stylish production complete with sound and
vision.
However. Edit-Mate does have one drawback, namely its
cost. Although cheap in comparison with other pro sys-
tems. C1QQ is still a bit pricey, If Cam-Link were to release a
cut-down version at a better price minus the mixer and mic
it would he a sure fire success.
As It standi, the system still remains very attractive in
relation to the opposition, with the only challenge coming
from similar tape counter edit systems from the various
VCR manufacturers. For home users it's a friendly if per-
haps a little basic answer while professionals could find h
invaluable for rough edits and general pre-production.
Noddy's Big Adventure
Educational Software package for 3-7 year olds
Supplier: The Jumping Bean Company
Phone: 0602 792836
Price: £24.99
Noddy's Big Adventure is the? sequel Id Noddy &
Playtime. It is an interactive educational and creativ-
ity package designed lor three to seven-year-olds.
A large range of subject areas are covered within
the game, some covering early aspects of the
National Curriculum, and incorporates different iav-
els of difficulty so all levels of intelligence are
catered for.
Every aspect of this package has been carefully
designed with children in mind, The controls have
been made as simple as possible, even the numbers
on the disk have been enlarged to make disk
accessing easy Tor young children.
However, with all the interlinking screens and lev-
els H might prove to be a bit taxing and frustrating
for younger children to find the particular activity
they want.
The graphics are bright and colourful and remain
true to the original Neddy storybook illustrations.
This, along with the realistic sound effects, is guar-
anteed to keep children amused.
Each of the different programs have a fully inter-
active scene at the beginning and if a certain object
is clicked on ft will either animate or make a sound
which is likely to appeal to a chitd-
The game is cleverly interlinked by a map which
Noddy can drive round to each tevel and can be con-
trolled by the child which forms a driving game in
itself. They may end up enjoying this section more
than the actual learning activities which would
defeat the whole object of a learning package!
The separate word processing section of the
package at First seems to be an excellent idea, A
child can acquaint itself with the basic functions of a
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grown up" word processor while increasing its
vocabulary through the various word games and
stories. However, the range of icons to choose from
is a little confusing lor a child and their concentra-
tion may easily wander.
There are a wide variety of activities included
which range from Tricky Trees, a memory game
where children must repeat sequences of notes, to
Beach Sorter, where the aim of the activity is to
place objects or animals inlo groups.
These are varied enough to keep a child's Inter-
est For quite a while but some levels may need
lengthy explanations from a parent
How much of a learning aid Noddy's Big
Adventure actually will be is questionable. Although
many parts of a child s early education are covered
in this package, the way in which a child finds out
whether they have successfully answered an activ-
ity is unhelpful.
Instead of pointing out why the child has got an
activity wrong it, will simply say "No, listen care-
fully" for example, which may be quite disconcert-
ing to a younger child. They may also become
distracted by the not so educational features such
as the driving game and the interactive screens.
Parental assistance may also be required for
younger children to explain why they may be gel-
something wrong and to help them find the
ty they want.
.. S worth noting that Noddy s Big Adventure
does require a minimum of 1Mb to run (2Mb if run
From hard disk).
Amiga Market January 1994
4b
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12-bit real time video digiliser with
editing software
Supplier: Rombo
Phone: 0506 414&J1
Price: C199
Vidi Amiga I 2 <rt>
The latest digitiser in the VhJI Amiga family often a built-in
VRAM buffer for real-time image cap cure in dill 1 1-bit or 24-bit
with additional VRAM modules at Inebriated resolutions of up
to 720 x 576. It is a solid development of the popular Vidi
Amiga 12 AGA model we reviewed earlier this year.
As with other Rornbo equipment, the 12(RT} hardware Is
crammed into a small plastic easing and attaches to the Amiga's
parallel port. Two composite video Inputs and a single five-pin
mim-DIN Y/C socket on (he rear of the unit give the user soft-
ware control over the video iource used, and there's an
optional power supply
Vidi Amiga requires 500mA from a 9V DC supply, but this
information » only to be found on a slip of addenda put in the
bo* with the manual. Users must supply their own P5U and
ensure that it is of the correct type, and if they use the infor-
mation properly there should he no problems,
It would have been better if Flwnbo had at least indicated
the required polarity on the casing of the unit, as plugging in
the wrong polarity PSU tun destroy a piece of equipment, but
most battery-eliminator PSUs will wort so there should ba few
problems for new users,
Once the hardware was connected using a small extender
cable to attach the unit to the office A-KW0, software installa-
tion was easy. although the installation program still insists on
using the SYS partition. On booting, the main program, every-
thing fi at once familiar as this is basically the same software
supplied with Vidi Amiga AGA.
Split into four main sections, it offers video grabbing, mixing,
editing, and a carousel animation feature, all of which tomb™
well and add to the package's usability. The «rson d'etre for this
package is grabbing, so it is as well that the grabbing section
comas up to standard
A preferences screen allows for full control of the grabbed
Image, Including saturation, brightness, contrast, and file format
The only limitations are those imposed by the machine and
which version of Vidi Am<ga (RT) used. Non-AGA Amigas tan
dbphy i basic 14-tolour preview prthe image stored in Vldi's
VRAM, but A 1 200 and A40OQ users can cake advantage of the
excellent ISG-colour screen.
When grabbing, the user can switch between the three
Set the bert djiptoy mod* far your Amiga
^jftk Amis* Market January 1994
video sources by clicking a selection oF radio buttons, and the
controls for brightness and so on are duplicated- There is also, a
slider to enable a delay to be set and the number of frames
grabbed In a sequence can be altered to suit the user's RAM or
hard drive space-
Grabbing itself takes place instantaneously and the Incoming
video signal is stored m the on-board buffer. This is a 3&*k buffer
,n the case of Vidi Amiga I2(RT) and makes possible the grabbing
of true 12-brt images in lo-res interlace lull overscan (ibO x 57$).
but the 24-bii version has a full I Mb allowing 24-bfi images at
720 x 57*.
Users of the 1 2-bit version can upgrade their hardware for an
additional £95, but the 1 2-bit grabs are so good that many will
not feel the need. Clear and sharp with little or no movement
blur, Vidi Amiga 1 2(RT}'s performance is a definite improvement
over earlier models.
QUALITY
When the Full 24-bit unit, is used, the picture quality of the fin-
ished grabs if as good as any other unit on the market and the
only feature now separating Vidi Amiga from V-Lab Is the latter 1 !
Infra red-controlled automatic grabbing software for capturing
complete sequences of video,
For statac grabs, Vidi'* quality cannot be questioned, and as
there are 14 image processing functions built in to the edit sec-
tion, there are as many ways to save a grab as one could wish.
AH grabs taken directly from video are stored as RGB data
and the image processing features can be applied Immediately.
However, images imporad from other sources or already saved
out are also catered for because the edit section also has a Get
RGB command to analyse any image and break it down to Its
three component colours. Images can be given the negative
treatment (useful if you want to scan a colour negative and out-
put the processed print), embossed, quantised, pixelised, sharp-
ened, blurred, and just about anything else you lancy. bit'-
Rombo have dropped the Psychedelic filter (boo!) so beloved of
rave fens will have to look elsewhere for comfortingly chaocit
graphics.,
In all. this is a very impressive piece of equipment which
works well, offers a fair degree of flexibility, and fails point blank
io crash or cause unnecessary problems.
As an evolutionary step it would have been a good enough
development of the Vidi range, but on its own as a product to
compete with V-Lab, Frame Machine and other*, it is a strong
contender with a good right hook and a neat fine in combina-
tion punches.
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128MB Optical Internal-. £779
128MB Optical External., ....£879
128MB Optical Disk £39-95
SCSI Controller A2DOO £1 29
Use a VCR as a backup storage advice, 200
Amiga (loppy disk., fit on ta a 4Hr cape which
can be used for an alternative hard diik backup
system, What's more you can watch T.V on your
1084s monitor.
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1MB RAM with battery backed clock,
AGOO Memory ..£39.95
1 .5MB m e m o ry
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with Fatter Agnus. (SsqidlH Kliiuttl 13 .ind above, mi
conjsauble with MOO*. Ynur Amlgti i»ccd<i to be opened . ill may
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compatible with Fatter Agnus- (ftspba Kkksurr I,3
and Am MM compatible with 4,™*. Your Amiga ns^ «> be
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1MB Thru - port
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floptical d ri re
The Floptical stores 20MB of data on a 3-5'* disk {a
SCSI in retrace is required).
Floptical A 2000 Kit £289
Floptical A500 External £389
syquest d r i r e flh
3.5"" Removable HD from Syquest. Each cartridge
stores 105MB, Syquest speed is 17ms.
3.5" Syquest SCSI External,. £599
3.5" 105MB Cartridge ...,,.,....£79
scsif/ r i v e s
Wc can supply SCSI or IDE 3.5" drives in many sizes.
52QMB ,. "69
80MB ... .... ■ ■■ £17S
160MB E249
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(these 6Am come cumpL«<- w* h i oMt ml intijIUmiti softrott)
60MB Internal HD £1
80MB Internal HD £1"*
120MB Internal HD,..., £229
icdp ro d u c ts
Trifecta 2000 LX Bare. £139
Trifecta 2O00 LX 60MB HD ...,.£239
Trifecta 2000 LX 1B0MB HD £329
Trifecta MOO LX 200MB HD £399
Trifecta 500 LX Bare £195
Trifecta 500 LX flOMB HD... ,...£295
Trifecta 500 LX 160MB HD £359
Trifecta 500 LX 200Mb HD £459
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High quality memory card comes with 1MB of
RAM onboard w expand your Amigt A50Q+ to
2MB of Chip RAM, (Fits in the trap-door, does
not affect your warranty)
aSOOi e m o ry
4 Chip 512K RAM expansion with or without bat-
tery backed clock. Free software included, (A 500+
compatible]
ASOO Card with clock .£29
A5O0 Card without clock...,...,,,- £24
a500<S'')i b boa rd
Expand fOW Amiga from 2MB to 8MB of RAM-
Plugs into side slot, full auto con fig. and full
through pott
ASOO 2MB Board. ... £139
A5O0 4MB Board £219
ASOO 8MB Board ,£299
a2000tf m b boa rd
2MB to 8MB expansion for the A2000. Full auto
config., IDE interface and 12 months warrant)'
A2000 2MB Board .,£139
A2000 4MB Board £199
A200O 8MB Board ,...£289
Increase your Amiga's memory to 2MB fld
RAM, including 2MB S375 Agnus, easy to fit
(intetnal fitting), unlike every other 2MB chip
RAM board currently available you A5O0 riap
memurv still works! fully compatible.
£159
special offe r
PC120S 68882-20MHi OMB RAM board.
PC 1208 68882 20MHz £109.95
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All Power Computing's disk drives come with, a 1 2
month guarantee. The PC 8 SOB is available with
Blitz Amiga, Blitz and X-Copy or Cyclone compati-
blc [this drive is only available GO registered, owners
of X-Copy Professional). The drive comes in a
choice of two colours, black and cream.
PC880B with Blitz Amiga , ,..,£60
PC880B with Blitz, X-Copy. ,. ....,„. £7S
PC880B with black ca.se (CDTV) £60
PC880E Economy Cyclone Camp- .,£49-95
PC881 Amiga 500 intetnal drive £40
PC882 Amiga 2000 internal drive...... £40
PC883 Dual disk drive ....„ £1 25
The award winning external disk drive which
includes Anti-click (cures that annoying click).
Virus blocker {prevents viruses! and built-in
backup hardware. Now available with Cyclone
compatible chip.
x-backup/ ro
Extremely powerful disk back-up utility, uses the
latest custom chip design. Hardware designed by
Power Computing-
X-Backup Pro , ....£29.95
A6Q0/A 1 200 Q&mr Scanner available so ■
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A high resolution 24-bit colour flatbed, scanner
from Epson. Son up to A4 in size on this 600DPI
scanner. Comes with PowcrSeaO or ASDG
(ASDG is an extra £99). GT-8000 scans up to
80QDPI
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Epson GT65O0 PowerScan ..£699
Epson GT6500 ASDG £798
Epson GT8Q00 PowerScan£1 199
Epson GT80OO ASDG £1298
Doc u ment Feed er £ 399
Completely redesigned powerfiil wKt interface, pnk-
duce 256 gtepJe unages (on a. AG A machine), scan
in 64 g^yseales (oon AGA Amiga can only display
16), add colour to pn-ysLjle himlo. ipedal effects, new
support for 18-bit *£*nner. add tat to •. n-- Available
with ronno of colour 5Cimi..-i
£119)
powers c an >i e rs (7%
PowerScanner 4 (mono) £1
PowerScanner 4 (colour) £239
PowerScanner 4 inc. OCR £1 59
PowerScanner 3 £99
Scanner 4 upgrade inc. interface.. £50
Scanner 4 Upgrade software £20
OCR Junior Software £49
OCR Full Version Upgrade £49
lOCR, ftlll veisian is OtlSy available [( j rep!r*n:d men of I "■ M luiJiuft
auto r o m s b a r e r
ROM Share £19.95
ROM Share inc. V2.04 .. £50
ROM Share inc. v1.3 £39
ROM Share A600 £29
ROM Share A600 v1.3 £55
supra m ode m & A
Comes complete with English phone cable, RS 232
serial cable, PSU &£ comms software.
Supra Fax Modem+ ...,,£119
Supra Fax Modem 32BIS
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Power Computings latest 32-bit memory expansion
for the Amiga 1 200 is now available. The PC1208
uses die latest industry .standard 32-bit 5imm technology
which allows you to use 1MB, 2MB, 4MB and
8MB modules. Simply adding either a PC1208 to
your Amiga 3 200 will increase its processing speed
by 21?%, comes with real-time battery backed
clock and optional FPU available.
Bare
PCI 20B ,..£69-95
PC1208 - c-HKKi 20MH/ - £96.95
PCI 208 * (>m\2 20MH/ £109,95
PC 1208 i 68882 33MHz ..£119.95
PC1208 i 68882 40MHr,„. £139-95
PC1 208 + 6SB82 50MH* £1 79.95
With 2MB
PC1208 t 68881 20MHz . £139.95
PC1208 + 6B882 20MH2 £159.95
PC1208 + £8882 33MHs £199.95
PCI 208 i 68882 40MHx ....£225.95
PC1208 i 68882 50MHx ,,.,.£265.95
With 4MB
PC 1208 1 68881 20MHa E240.95
PCI 208 + 6B882 20MHz .£269.95
PC1208 + 68382 33MHi £265.95
PCI 208 i 68882 4QMH* ■ £305-95
PC1208 i 68882 SOMHs ,,.£347.95
With 8MB
PC 1208 i 688B1 20MHz £419.95
PCI 208 + 6BB82 20MHz, £439.95
PCI 208 + 68882 33MHa £465.95
PC 1206 - 68882 40MHa £489-95
PC120B ■ 68882 50MHs £530-95
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The original PC1204 4MB 32-bii memory
expansion is still available, and is exceptional value.
PC1 204 with 4MB HAM
PC1204 vmiIi 4MB only £185.95
PC1204 ■ .^khi l\\\\\\; £219.95
PC1204 i 68882 2QMHi £235.95
PC 1204 . 68882 33MHz £259.95
PC 1204 ■ 68882 40MHi .„, £279-95
PCI 204 . fi8882 1GMH/. £319.95
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33MHz FPU ............ .-.. ..£50
40MHz FPU £79
SCSI-2 card (bare) £132
1MB for SCSI-2 (Max-BMB) each £40
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PawerMouse , "£1 5
Optical Mouse . ,...£29.95
R e p l*c e rnent Optical Mat £10
10O Branded Disks + Box £49.95
to Branded Disks £4,99
A1 200 Oustcovar.... ....,,,,£5
Maverick 1 Joystick ,.£15-99
Python 1 Joystick.. ,..£9.99
Apache 1 Joystick... ,.£7.99
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The 1.76MB Disk Drive' can be used with
any Amiga. With the XL Drive' you can fit a
massive 1 ,76MB on a high density Soppy disk,
the drive can also act as a standard RflOK driw
and can also read & write disks written on an
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External XL Orive £85
Internal XL Drive £75
A4000 Internal XL Drive £75
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PC880 drive from a 880K to a 1.76MB higb
density l lii'. l-, Ltll you need to do is check that
you have the serial number 'Sony MFD17W-
12' on your disk drive eating, (You'll newl iu
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PC880 Interface upgrade £49,95
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60% to your Hard Drive capacity. It quickly
compresses and decompresses dau and is very
reliable ensuring no data corruption. It works
with all drives, SCSI , IDE, floppies, even BAD
disk and is expandable as new compression
libraries arc developed.
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