Short: Custom module v1.0 for EP/DT (+ sources) Type: mods/misc Uploader: pomarede@isty-info.uvsq.fr (Nicolas Pomarede) Author: pomarede@isty-info.uvsq.fr (Nicolas Pomarede) ***************************************************************** * OverLord Musics Custom Player for DeliTracker / EaglePlayer * * Original musics by Jeroen Tel from Maniacs Of Noise (1990). * * Adapted June 1996 by Mr.STYCKX * * v1.0 (23 June 1996) * ***************************************************************** YOU CAN REDISTRIBUTE ALL THESE FILES, AS LONG AS THE AUTHORS ARE STILL MENTIONED. YOU ARE NOT ALLOWED TO MAKE PROFIT WITH THESE FILES. Introduction / History : ------------------------ Nothing special ; music was composed by Jeroen Tel from Maniacs Of Noise, whose compositions are amongst the most famoust on the C64. Unfortunately, this music wasn't directly usable with the existing M.O.N. player, so I had to make a custom version. It was made for the game OverLord (by Virgin / Probe) in 1990. Replay code : ------------- Sources are provided, if you want to see how to adapt custom modules (compiled with Devpac, but should work on any asm after removing Devpac specific directives). To compile the source, you will need the file 'misc/deliplayer.i' and 'misc/eagleplayer.i' in your standard 'include:' path. You will also have to change the 'incbin' paths in the source, or to create a 'b:' assign. By the way, comments are half english, half french, so this might be a good opportunity to learn a few words of french :-) Note that the analyzer support is not as perfect as possible, because the replay changed the Audio Per every VBL, which interfered with the way UserPrograms work under EaglePlayer (the UPS structure needs some improvements). History : --------- - v1.0 : first public release on the net. Contact address : ----------------- If you have intros/demos with unknown music you'd like to see converted, don't hesitate to contact me. e-mail : pomarede@isty-info.uvsq.fr (might not be valid after summer 96, but you should still find me in Amiga newsgroups, or somewhere on the Net). LISTEN AND REMEMBER THE GOOD OLD TIME Mr.STYCKX