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Uri – We now also have the 1.60 kernel. Tom G.
Dear Tom, Thanks! I appreciate your quick response. Will try. Uri
That was a misprint in the article – I got the original zen.scr code and the listing that went along with the article. These are found in Library 6 (DL 6). Uniforth will read Zen.scr just fine, this is also in DL 6. Tom G.
I don't have a run-time version currently available for Zen. Will be checking with Martin in the next few days to see what's up. Tom G.
#ZEN
Message #23622
Where can I find an executable ( Martin Tracy's ) ZEN? The magazine article mentioned ZEN190.ARC, but I couldn't find it.. Yours, Uri
Hello Tom. Is Zen going to become availiable as ZEN190.ARC including source,screens, .COM? Besides, at 300 baud it's kinda expensive to download .SCR files. Steve Brown
ZEN FORTH .COM file
Message #23603
Would you please leave me a note when the executable version of ZEN becomes available….I have both the ASCII files, but without the .COM version they are about as useful as a dime novel. Sincere thanks, Dennis H. Medley, subscriber
The two files for Zen are in library 6. Neither one of them is an ARC format file.
Huh? That should be zen.scr, and it's an Ascii file. Don't believe the CIS claim that it's binary – it isn't. Tom G.
Right at the moment, we don't have an executable. I'll see what I can dig up. Tom G.
#ZEN?
Message #23585
Where is ZEN190.arc ? Scott T. Schad apparently found it but I have had no luck?
#ZENFORTH
Message #23579
What do you use to de-arc ZEN.ARC? My copy of PKXARC (PKX35A35.EXE) returns the message "not an archive".
#ZEN
Message #23546
Have downloaded .ZEN.ASC & ZEN.SCR, cannot find executable version. Where & when will this be available? George /exit
Should we call it Zilch-Forth?
#ZEN Forth
Message #23507
We're getting the impression that the editors and sysop(s) are trying to build the suspense. Can it be that "next 2 or 3 days" is the DDJ equivalent of "Real Soon Now"? But we ARE holding in there, hewever impatiently.
Zen
Message #23484
Look for it to be merged into DL 0 in the next day or two. Tom G,.
Thanks for the info. Go ATARI16 and read msg.#47797 if you want to read some more about Cybermate for the ST. (p.s. I don't want to get into that computer wars thing. I think Amiga's are lovely…just a bit out of my pocket). -=Gavin=(BTW that's what I meant re: video…
Jeric, my point is that if you want to use DVideo to create videotape videos then you do need a VCR that has super-slow single frame. It's true that it's tedious to press an arrow key on the amiga and a button on the VCR for every single frame of…
Yeah, the oscillating LC shutter would work real nice. BTW "ordinary " video is 60 fields per second, or 30 frames per second (NTSC), a field being half a frame in interlace mode (but you probably knew that). $90 would be steal, I think Caligari is way above that. I…
#video software/hardware
Message #46540
Marlene, your comment about DVIDEO needing a single-framing VTR is misleading—you only NEED a single-framer if you are going to use Super-Slow mode….and since there is no way to automate the process, it would be very tedious to sit there and push the frame advance. It is quite possible to…
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#Caligari vs CAD-3D
Message #46519
I am a filmmaker a year out of USC, and my last project was a low-budget music video. The 60fps I mentioned is Cybermate, which uses some sort of file-compacting scheme to do page-flipping animations at 60 fps (one frame on each scan, as per ordinary video). It's supposed to…
#Caligari vs CAD-3D
Message #46325
I just read an article on Caligari in Amiga World. Sounds very intriguing. I have a 520 ST which I word-process music video on, but I've been fooling with CAD-3D solid modeling software, which is on the verge of releasing a 60fps animation co-package. I'm just now starting to see…