This project will try to cover the basics of demo programming, by including all different kind of demo effects. Starting with the 
retro ones and ending with the latest techniques. 

TDEC does not only include effects but also harbours a run-time pluggable multi-layered demo effects plugin system, 
which is able to show a lot of effects, filters and transition plugins concurrently and can thus be used to create 
demo's.

The Demo Effects Collection uses the great mikmod library for playing musical mods. 
run configure --enable-mikmod=no if you don't want to use it. The Equalizer effect won't build in that case. 
The use of mikmod is enabled by default

For 3D collision detection and frustum culling, The Demo Effects Collection makes use of the excellent OPCODE 
collision detection library of Pierre Terdiman

If you don't want the 3D demonstrations, run configure --enable-opengl=no

The Demo Effects Collection is available under the GNU General Public License,
see the file "COPYING" for details.

Thanks to the following people for advice, help, submissions, suggestions or just nice mail

Edwin Rovers 		- for keeping me up to date with the latest demos and keeping me fascinated -
Henk Huitema  		
Byron Ellacott 		  
Jamie Zawinski		
Dan G. Lunde		
Buddy Smith		
Ed Sinjiashvili		
Nupur Saurabh		
Pierre Terdiman		
Christophe Conduche
Frederic Marmond
Jason Liszkiewicz	- of the Creative Invasion Workshop -
Radford Spaeth		
Aamir Syed		
Jermain			
Wanduir Durant		
Phillip Thorne		
Lakshmi P.G.		
Jonathan Corriveau	
aumya Sarpal		 

Feel free to send me your favourite effect || become a developer!

Cheers
WP van Paassen

 *- 2002-2003 -*