Re: Looking for a duck
From Nate / DAC <nat...@southwind.net>
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· 21 Nov 1999 00:00 · View full thread
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Lots of nice ducks in there. Now here's a request: How about the duck that's sometimes found in demos? I think it was Second Reality on the PC that featured the very duck (and with it, later in the same demo, a cup and saucer), renderd and rotating in 3D. That same duck is seen in a few C64 3D demos also. -- ___________________________________________________________________ / _ _ _|_ _ _| _ _ Specializing in Commodore 64/128 Material \ ) |/ \`_| | /_)/ |`_|/ ' AT southwind DOT net ( \_|__j(_|_\_.\_.\_|(_|\_. http://www2.southwind.net/~natedac _______/
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