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The Puppets is a slideshow made by the group called IRIS. All the graphics in the production was drawn by a Scener calling himself Yon. I watched this slideshow again recently and it was still impressive. The pictures are both well made and interesting. If you haven't seen this slideshow yet, you should now, as it is definitly worth it. :)
You can find the slideshow available for download at the main site via this link.
What do you think of this slideshow?
Just had a look at the screenshots, and it looks good. I will have a look at the full slideshow next week when I get chance. :)
Good that you liked the screenshots. Hope you'll enjoy watching the prod in all its glory. :)
*innocent, angelic look on face*
Does it star Brian Connelly???
If you carry on with that i'll stick the rubber gloves on and turn you into a puppet.;)Quote:
Originally Posted by v85rawdeal
Harrison wrote:
Have you checked out the slideshow yet? If yes, did it live up to your expectations?Quote:
Just had a look at the screenshots, and it looks good. I will have a look at the full slideshow next week when I get chance.
I've not watch it yet, sorry. I did try to run it in WinUAE but it crashed the emulator. I didn't have time to try some configs out to get it to run. What setup would you recommend?
BTW, the link to the download was broken on the CA page. I've fixed it and given the download a name, including the type of file and the size.
Thanks for fixing the download link, Harrison. I'll start going through all the entries in the demo section to sort out similar issues. Most probably, I'll replace the external downloads with our own. That way we will be 100% sure that the downloads will work in the future. :)
I'll check my setup for running The Puppets and post it here. :)
Not to worry. I got it to run. I was being a bit lazy before as I had WinUAE auto booting into ClassicWB and the demo didn't like that setup. Instead I just setup a basic A1200 setup with some fast ram, set the demo lha up as an HD and booted the emulator with a WB3.1 adf and the demo ran fine... except... there was no sound. Is there meant to be some music playing in the background while viewing the images?
Yes, there should be some music in the background. Strange that this didn't work properly. Have you copied the xmplayer.library to libs:?
Not sure. I will have a look.
Let me know how it goes. Good luck! :)
If all fails, have a look at the included textfiles. There are extra commands you can use for running the program from CLI. For example nameoffile.exe -nosound.