Eric Schwartz Animation List as of November, 1992 Note: My animations are created with a huge variety of software, from DeluxePaint 4 to DigiView to Disney Animation Studio. For the sake of brevity, I only name the program used to compile all graphics and sound into a final presentation. Note2: All my animations have been tested for compatibility with Kickstart/Workbench 2.04 and all work fine. The only exceptions might be under the ANIMS category, where the particular animplayer program supplied with the anim may not work under 2.0 . If this is the case, simply find an animplayer that will work and use that. Another problem for 2.04 users is that the operating system takes up a chunk more memory than 1.3, and some animations may need a little more memory than the stated amount. This also applies to an extent with Amigas with hard drives. Note3: I have tested a few Moviesetter anims with the A4000 and the AA/AGA chipset, and they usually work. Sometimes the player will fail, giving a "not enough memory" type of error, even when plenty is available. If you have an AGA chipset machine and this happens, try shutting down some programs and/or changing the Workbench screen to a lower resolution with fewer colors. that usually does the trick, though I warn you that between the faster processors and the faster graphics chips some animation will run sickeningly quick. I have not tested the Dpaint/Anim-5 type animations yet, but I figure if you have a suitable Animplayer that works on an AGA machine, It will happily play the older Anims. Note4: Animations marked with an ' * ' can be considered shareware, the fee is five bucks or whatever you feel it's worth. I do not request any payment for any others. AEROTOONS( all require 1 megabyte and are made with Gold Disk's Moviesetter unless otherwise stated.) Stealthy Maneuver 1989 The Swiss Army F-16 in Combat 1989, 1.5 meg Stealth Bomber 1989 Skydive 1989 Navy Aggressor Training 1989 Soviet Soft Landing 1989 Korean Conflict 1989 VTOL contest 1989, 1.5 meg Stealthy Maneuver II 1990 Vietnam Conflict 1990 Shuttlecock 1991 ATF Agility 1990,91, Disney studio Camouflage 1991 Gulf Conflict 1991, 2 meg Unsporting 1992, 2 meg E.S. Productions (same conditions as the aerotoons) How to Run into a Wall 1989 Coyote 2: The Road Test 1989, 1.5 meg Juggler Demo II 1989 At the Movies 1990, 1 and 2 meg versions Pogo: Miz Ma'm'selle 1990, 2-meg Batman 1990 Juggette Demo II 1990 Terminal 1990 Late Night 1990 The History of Amy the Squirrel 1990, DeluxeVideo 3 The Anti-Lemmin Demo 1991, 2 meg(2.5 if HD) The Dating Game: A Flip the Frog Cartoon. *1991, 3 meg(3.5 if WB_2.0) At the Movies 2 - 1, 2, 3 meg (3.5meg best) *1991, Director 2 Amy Vs. Walker 2 1992, 3 meg A Day at the Beach: A Flip the Frog Cartoon. *1992, 3 meg(3.5 if WB_2.0) Juggette 3 - Balls of Wrath 1992, 2 meg ANIMS (short looping things, made with Dpaint 3 and/or sculpt 4Djr.) (all of them run in one meg, some less) Amy Walks 1989 Juggette Anim 1989 E.S. Anim 1989 Stealth Flyby 1990 Juggler jr. 1990 City Jumper 1990 Amy Jogs 1990 Amy vs. Walker 1990 The Big Sneeze 1990 E.S. Tor Anim 1990 Amy Does Schwab 1991 Asteroids 1989/92 PacMan 1989/92 Batman.anim 1989/92 4 Fantavision Films 1992 Fantavision Filenames or archive names may differ from the ones I've given here. LICENSE: All E.S. Productions, Aerotoons, and other Eric Schwartz animations are Copyright ©1989, 1990, 1991, 1992 Eric W. Schwartz. These animations are NOT, NOT! to be considered Public Domain. All animations are copyrighted but freely distributable, with a few categorized as Shareware. The animations should not be sold for much more than the price of the disks and the time and energy required to copy. I also request that my permission be obtained before the animation is transferred to any other medium such as videotape or print. Characters that I have created, such as Amy the Squirrel, Clarisse Cat, and Flip the Frog are Copyright © 1992 Eric W. Schwartz as well. Do not use these characters in your own works unless you are willing to accept the consequences. I might not sue you for creating a work using my characters, but then again I might, especially if I consider the work particularly vulgar (Back from the Beach) or insulting to myself or my characters. At the very least, if your mind is made up to use my characters despite my pleas, for GOD'S SAKE TRY DRAWING THEM YOURSELF! I'm more impressed by people that show skill rather than cut-and-paste abilities. These anims are available all over but there are only four officially ordained distributors.(ones I fully approve of) Any distributor on this list, or one who receives my anims from one of these sources is O.K. in my book, otherwise I cannot confirm quailty or SAFETY (I do my best to stay virus-free) of the animations. I do not mind free distribution of my anims as long as no one makes their own claim to my work. Official disributors of Eric Schwartz animations are: Myself, the Fred Fish Amiga Library, 1835 E. Belmont Dr. Tempe, Arizona 85284 USA Integral Computers "Public D" Collection, 414 Barclay Rd. Rosemont, PA 19010 USA The AFIT Amiga users group. BBS No. (513) 879-9798 Write to -- E.S. Anims c/o AFIT AUG P.O. Box 4114 Dayton, OH 45401-4114 USA (This is the source I most recommend for getting my Anims) I do not handle orders personally, and I recommend the AFIT group more than writing to me, as they can turnaround an order quickly and I cannot. As Always, Eric Schwartz All Animations are Copyright © 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992 Eric W. Schwartz This list version (2.5) was finalized on November 21,1992 Eric Schwartz P.O. Box 292684 Kettering, Ohio 45429-0684