Disk 1 - SLIDESHOW DISK #1 Contains 31 IFF files in a slideshow format that also features some great music. Files on this disc are: Alien, Andy, Angel, Auburn, Bees, Benz, Bloom, Cave Women, Copperstate, Cycles, Enter, Flight, Hall, Horses, Jet Sabre, Lighttower, Moonscape, Odie, Opel GSI, Paintcan, Porsche 1, Porsche 2, Porsche 3, Takeoff, Title, Titlescr, Train, Tric, Venus, Warp 1. (Bootable disc) Mostly NTSC files that will load into most popular art packages ie Dpaint series by Electronic Arts. Disk 2 - SLIDESHOW DISK #2 The 2nd Slideshow consisting of 29 IFF files in sequence to some music. Files are again IFF format and mostly NTSC format suitable for loading into any of the usual art packages. Files: Amigasys, Amoeba, Background, Bike, Bloom, Bully, Daynight, Diamond Ring, Hospital, Jumbodog, Larry, Maria, Mountain, Mau, Murial, Orphan 2, Orphan 3, Parrot, Pie, Rearsafe, Roberta, Robot, Saturn, Saturn2, Superman, Titlescreen, Token, Wet T Shirt, Wildcat. Disk 3 - SLIDESHOW DISK #3 This slideshow is a rolling show of stills from the Cinemaware game `Rocket Ranger' released in 1988. The sequence is accompanied by some superb digitised music and the game itself in now way looks as old as it now is, try this demo if you are interested in the game. Disk 4 SLIDESHOW DISK #4 Another 24 pictures getting the slideshow treatment, most of these are pictures converted from HAM (4096 colour) format down to standard 32 colour mode. The results of converting 4096 colour files to 32 colour files are not as bad as you would first think, as these very good examples show. Files: Bidonhorse, Brick, Butterfly, Checker, Coffecup, Excalibur, Earth, F-15, Floral, Glass, Helen, Lady, Lambo, Liberty, Lion, Litgirl, Lolly, Marble, Mars, Model T, Moon, Old Pa, Room, RX7. Disk 5 - SLIDESHOW DISK #5 This slideshow is another series of low-res 32 colour piccies suitable for grabbing as clip art etc from any paint package. Files: Alien, Aquarian, Archie, Blue Porsche, Earth, Football, Foxpuppy, Knight 2, Moon, Moonscape, Odie, Ooh, Porsche 1, Sachs Castle, Saucer Attack, Self Portrait, Shuttle, Snowscape, Space, Swamp, Title, Trans#1, Trans#2, Wood. Contains some excellent art by Sachs who was responsible for the graphics in Defender of the Crown and the vastly underrated Ports Of Call. Disk 6 - PROBE DEMO Perhaps one of the most popular discs ever to be placed in the public-domain. (Certainly one of the most popular of our discs). This shows an imaginary sequence recorded from a space craft as it journeys into an uncharted region and onto a strange planet where there have been reports of life. An entertaining and interesting use of digitised black & white graphics and created with The Director. No sound. Disk 7 - RGB/FOCUS There are another two demos created with The Director on this disc, one of them RGB requires 1MEG to run and is a competition winner. RGB is a humourous animation of the effects of the user from using a VDU. Strange and very clever use of digitised graphics. Focus is another strange demo that applies an imaginary scientific rule to random numbers with some weird results... Disk 10 - SLIDESHOW DISK #6 Another low-res NTSC slideshow including some more of Sachs`s excellent work. 29 files: Abe, Alien, Castle, Dan, Eye, Fanplane, Ferrari 225, Final Cut 4, Glowplug, Gorilla, Green Porsche, Honda Accord, Hover Bubble, Iris, Jet Fighter, Jet Sabre, King Tut, Laser, Lemur, Lost, Mazda, Ninja, Pistol, Ps Disk 11 - CAT/BARON/WIREFRAME Another classic animation in the form of the Sullivan/Bluth CAT! An excellent digitised cat in a frame runs along as the frame rotates around 360degrees. (Actually one meg is required for a full spin but the effect is still good in half meg!) Also on the disc is a demo for Videoscape of a Biplane flying in and out of the screen in 3D. Also included is a very nice vector graphics demo that is only a few K in size and is REAL TIME ie the vectors are calculated and drawn 50 times every second). Disk 13 - SLIDESHOW DISK #7 This slideshow consists of 12 great HAM (4096 colour) pictures digitised with the Digi View graphics digitiser. Various files include a superb space ship and a brilliant picture of an old man. Files are in the old digiview format and have to be converted with Pixmate or similar before it will load into Photon Paint etc. Disk 14 - NOW MUSIC #1 The disc that started a trend! Since the first disc there have been many more. The first one includes 16 pieces of great music. Disk 16 - SCULPT 3D ANIMS Perhaps one of THE classic PD discs containing one of the most popular and often used animations; Khanakas. These animations all work on a standard 512K machine and are excellent. Disk 18 - SONIX DATA #1 Lots of stuff for Aegis Sonix Music package. Disk 19 - SONIX DATA #2 Lots of stuff for Aegis Sonix Music package. Disk 20 - SONIX DATA #3 Lots of stuff for Aegis Sonix Music package. Disk 21 - SONIX DATA #4 Lots of stuff for Aegis Sonix Music package. Disk 22 - FONT DISK #1 All amigados fonts for use with most programs that use them. Including Dpaint 2 etc.Fonts: Stencil,ST(!),Basic,Big, Topaz, Broadway, Zebra, Bubble, C, Chicago2, Coop, Diamond, Digital, Emerald, EricBd, Garnet, Gene, Helvetica, Hercules, Hpcalc, Squiggle, L,Lines, Mchelt, memo, mfast, Mike, mpica, Omega, Opal, Philly, Pica, Rdk1, Ruby, S, Swiss, Tempfont. Note that some of the fonts have had their `.font` extension changed to `.fon` to avoid problems with too many fonts loading into programs such as Dpaint2 etc. Disk 23 - EMPIRE Complex trading/exploration game EMPIRE that may have some use in education at some point. Disk 24 - HACK The first version of the incredibly playable rpg. A bit like dungeonmaster in plan view. Only small icon graphics but the game plays very well as you pilot your way through the rankings and through the dungeon levels to find the amulet. Once found you then have to proceed back through the levels and escape. Great fun. Disk 25 - SAMPLES DISK #1 26 sampled sounds and effects along with Perfect Sound so you can edit and listen to them in a music package. Sounds: Alarm, boing, calliope, Carhorn, Chime, Chyme, Do, Drip1, Harp Arappegio, Heart, Kotobend, Marimba, Organ Minor Chord, Pi, Rhodes, Sitar, Snare Roll, Steel Drum, Tellbell, Wailguitar, Whinny, Whistler, Zither. Disk 26 - SLIDESHOW DISK #8 This slideshow consists of 18 files of which all are of a classical nature, ie digitised oil paintings etc. Not my cup of tea but the artists among you may appreciate this one. Again a bootable disc with files that can be loaded into other programs. Disk 27 - SLIDESHOW DISK #9 Roger Dean hits the Amiga in the form of this HAM slideshow. 15 of Rogers classic paintings are captured in the Amigas 4096 colour mode,again digitised with DigiView. People unfamiliar with Roger Deans work may be interested to learn that he is the artist responsible for much of PSYGNOSIS`s artwork. (Inc Barbarian, Terrorpods). Disk 29 - MACHINE ANIM An animation created with Videoscape 3D, this features an imaginary machine type thing with lots of moving parts (including the obligatory amiga ball) and is very nice. Requires 1meg to see the full animation. Disk 30 - BERSERK ANIM Another Videoscape animation which is very strange its shows three Unicycles being bounced off a ball. Again very good but you will need a megabyte to see the full animation cycle. Disk 31 - CAR ANIM The famous car demo which apparantley forms some kind of reference to the inside dealings of companies in the states. Another 1meg affair (inc some music) it features an innocent unicycle just trying to cross the road but it gets run over by a speeding supercar and bounces off the road... hmmm I wonder who the car is supposed to represent... Disk 32 - SLIDESHOW DISK #10 This disc contains possibly the highest quality digitised graphics yet, all digitised with Digiview by NEWTEK (the manufacturers) themselves. All load into any standard HAM package and are unbelievable when first seen. Includes a brilliant table of food (?!) and a couple of interlaced pictures so crisp and clear that lead you to think its not an Amiga you're using! True photographic quality plus some music. Disk 35 - BASIC DISK #2 Basic Program examples Disk 36 - BASIC DISK #3 Basic Program examples Disk 37 - BASIC DISK #4 Basic Program examples Disk 38 - ICON DEVLOPMENT Icon Development Disc now vastly improved !! Contains dozens of icons, and lots of Icon utility programs. Includes SHOWIZ (IFF/Text show utility) Icon Maker, IFF 2 Icon, Iconizer, Xicon, Brush 2 Icon, Split Icon, Icon Type, Iff_icon, Zapicon, Icon Image, Icon Lab (NEW V1.1) and Icon Merge. Great for icon fans, full info on all programs... Disk 39 - WORKBENCH DEMOS Excite your workbench with these fun hacks. Disk 40 - SLIDESHOW DISK #11 A special full screen slideshow (ALL of the screen inc the border!) including 13 excellent pictures of which all are HAM mode again. Includes a couple of Roger Deans artwork, some of Sachs work and some digitised graphics. Note: Some of the graphics may be considered risque. Disk 41 - SAMPLES DISK #2 Approx 100 samples of one octave instruments along with perfect sound. Includes most type of instruments ranging from drums, percussions, synths, string sounds, pianos, lead, backing, bass etc plus a few special effects. Instruments can be changed to sonix or deluxe music with programs such as Audiomaster/II etc. Disk 42 - INTROS #1 A selection of now classic intros and demos full of music and graphical effects. Includes the following demos: Sinners (Not 1.3) (Good music), Doc, Sanx, Fig, Scrollydemo, Atom and Skull(very nice). Disk 43 - INTROS #2 Another selection of intros all with great music and effects. Sanxion-Not 1.3, Vortex 1 and 2, Tcc (nice sample-Not 1.3), Knight Hawks (great font), X-Men,Cool (great music-Not 1.3) and Tristar. Disk 44 - STAR RAY DEMO This is a playable demo of Star Ray (the 1st level) a game very reminiscent to Defender. Ultra fast smooth scrolling and good gameplay. Commercial version available for 24.95 rrp The bootblock on this disc may be highlighted as SCA virus by some virus detectors, it is not and will not spread or cause any harm. If it is removed the game will not work. Will NOT work on Issue 1.3 machines. Disk 51 - SONIX DATA #5 More tunes and instruments for Aegis Sonix owners. Disk 52 - SONIX DATA #6 More tunes and instruments for Aegis Sonix owners. Disk 53 - SLIDESHOW DISK #12 Another low-res slideshow featuring some very good artwork. Files: Amigarock, Art_deco, Champagne Buggati Royale, CutyLights, Dawning Eagle, Donald, Eagle, Erdbeeren, F15-Staffel, Fantasy Castle, Fantasy Rider, Futuretown, George-stubbs, Golfball, Icecream, Jetta, Lambourghini, Motorad, Max Headroom Planeten-Mobil, Planet 1. Disk 54 - SLIDESHOW DISK #13 More art in this slideshow, quite a substanstial amount of which are digitised. Files: Cobra, Dunhill Pipes, Earring, Fantasy Warrior, Jones, Liberty Skull, Looking Up, Magnum Force, Maison Du Lac, Mark Knopfler, Marlboro, Mobil Oil, PCM, Skier, Sudden Impact, Tongue, Train, TvDramagirl. Disk 55 - SLIDESHOW DISK #14 More graphic art in this slideshow that includes a great At-At walker. Includes: Adept, artamiga, At-At, Butterfly, Direstraits,Diver, EarthWind Fire, F15Navy, Fantasia, FoggyHarbour, Impossible, Jolt, Kodak, Lightbulb, Mail Order Monster,Money for Nothing, Noid, RobotTV, Roland, Solitary, Trinity, T-Rex,Worm. Disk 56 - SLIDESHOW DISK #15 A superb collection of quality HAM artwork all of which is digitised. Most of it is fantasy art and included are some risque files. Some of the best amiga art (even though it is digitised). 17files. Disk 57 - SLIDESHOW DISK #16 More fantasy art (including some by Boris Vallejo) and some risque files. Fourteen high quality images all HAM (4096 colour) mode. Disk 58 - SLIDESHOW DISK #17 More graphics, some digitised and some drawn, includes logos and artwork of games, adverts etc. Files: Animator, Capitol, Cathy, Chessmaster, Defender, Elalogo, Formula1, Jazz, Level9, Lincoln, Madonna, Rampage, Spacegun, SpaceHarrier, The Study, The Wall, Tripods, Uninvited. Disk 61 - IFF SPECS DISK Information on IFF formats, ideal for programmers. Disk 62 - SONIX DATA #7 More Sonix scores and instruments - requires Aegis Sonix. Disk 63 - JUGGLER A mixed-bag of graphical goodies ranging from the classics like JUGGLER and ROBO animation that really got people gibbering and squirming all those years ago. Includes Blitter Demo (nice), Boing, Sproing, Colorful, Zoing, Drive Music (make your disk-drive sing!), Fractals, Robo, Juggler and the rather nice Nemesis planet demo. Disk 66 - CLI UTILITY DISK First of the CLI utility discs this one boots up by itself and as well as featuring all the usual CLI commands it features: Arc, Ask, bars, boot control, browser2, Bandit Killer, Cls, Compack, Diskman, Discsalv, Diskx, Diskutil5, Dme, Funckey, Gomf, Killer, Monitor, Mycli, PLay, PLay2, Scrnblkr, Setmap, Shift, Show, Sonix_play, Soundhack, Sysmon, Virus test, Warm Reset, Warp. Note that this disc is a CLI disc and as such is used through CLI ONLY! Disk 67 - SONIX DATA #8 More Sonix scores and instruments - requires Aegis Sonix. Disk 68 - COMMS DISK #1 Useful Comms programs for modem owners. Disk 69 - SONIX DATA #9 More Sonix scores and instruments - requires Aegis Sonix. Disk 71 - GAMES DISK This disc contains a selection of games, 2 written with Abasic (supplied as well). Features: Amoeba Invaders (Brilliant space invaders game) Tron Cycles game, Cluedo (great adaption of the board game), Monopoly, Klondike (great cards patience game) and Missile Command. Disk 72 - UTILITIES #1 This utility disc comprises of Arc (file crunch and packing utility for data transmission and storage. Doshelper, a great utility that gives you the syntax of all CLI commands quickly. Funckey A great program that allows you to edit the function keys with character strings. Overscan A small animation package including examples. Slide a slideshow program enabling you to create your own shows. Sprited a small sprite editor. Sysmonitor System Monitor. Documentation included. Disk 73 - UTILITIES #2 This disc contains: Asm a cli based assembler although you will need Blink which is on disc 134. Browser allows you to look at multiple Ascii files at once. MCad a small CAD package. Clock 4 different versions of a new clock program with multiple features. FontED Font editing utility. Brushes for use with the Mcad package (electronics based) and Silicon, a new Console for CLI. Disk 74 - UTILITIES #3 This disc features: Dirmaster disc catalogue system. Big-view for viewing very large iff files. Egraph scientific graph plotter. Mandelvroom a mandelbrot fractal picture generator. Newzap excellent disc/file editor. Perfect Sound utility to load, edit and play digitised sound. Planet a utility that wraps an IFF file around a ball. Supermort - a mortgage calculator etc. Zoo file packer a little like ARC. Disk 75 - UTILITIES #4 More utilities: Address and calender organizers written in Amiga basic (included) and are very good. Fpic graphics processor. Dosplus 1 & 2 which is a series of CLI utilites to be added to the C dir (areacode, asc, Autonote, bit, chr, col, conv, dictionary, fixed, help, input, lock, math, print, timer, unlock, wc). Journal records all mouse input and then allows you to replay it, great for demos. Playback, the play routine for journal. X-Spell spelling checker. Disk 76 - SONIX JUKEBOX #1 The first of the sonix jukebox series, can also be used as data discs. The jukebox series all boot by themselves and dont actually need sonix to hear the music. All discs prior to this one were purely just data orientated. Disk 77 - SONIX JUKEBOX #2 The 2nd sonix jukebox containing four great sonix tunes, Axel F remix, Cameo, The Winner takes it all and a great version of Tubular Bells. Disk 80 - MISC. PROGRAMS Bargain Basement Lucky Dip disk. Disk 83 - GRAVATTACK An excellent playable PD game here, one of the best PD games existing! Basically resembles the sucessful 'Thrust' type game. You have a small craft which you have to move around a set of obstructions and collect keys in order to reach the next level, of which there are 17. Play is by keyboard but doesnt detract from a really addictive game which most people get more out of than some commercial releases. Disk 84 - COKEMAN AND SMURF 2 nice animations, the first is of a man made out of a coke can who revolves. Its a HAM animation with clever reflection effects and the illusion that it is metal is very good. The smurf animation features a smurf (what else) walking along with the camera panning around it. Disk 85 - EXPLODING 2 sick pieces of animation on here. The now famous exploding head demo (ugh!) and another of a bloke chopping some poor chaps arm off. For some reason these are really popular, says something about todays society methinks. Made us lot laugh anyway... Disk 86 - SONIX JUKEBOX #3 Features 18 songs including MIAMI which is truly awesome! As with other jukeboxes it loads and runs without sonix. Disk 87 - SONIX JUKEBOX #4 Disk 94 - KING OF CHICAGO Demo of the game. Disk 95 - TAA BALL ANIM The TAA Ball animation. Gorgeous animation of 3 spheres that rotate on a mirrored plate. Works in 512K and is really nice. One of the better 512K animations available. Excellent shading of the balls and how the reflections are calculated. Does not work on 1.3 issue machines. Disk 96 - ACTION Disk 98 - VIDEO 3D DEMO