Cool! I wonder how it can have only 64kb...
that videos ridiculous haha, where did you find that, and how is it such a small file? haha ima watch again a few times. theres crazy subliminal(SP?) messages in that. lol
To get a small file size, its probably made with the C programming language. It doesnt put the usual crap into the file. Impressive graphics for that small file, but I'm not impressed with the message. I completely ignore the visuals when thinking about the message because they are not logically related.
hey kerr, u said that it had lots of subliminal messages in it right? well what kind, and how do you know?
First, from the EXE: "This file is packed with the UPX executable packer". So, once unpacked, it takes a little more than 64k...
You can remove the text by checking the "No text" checkbox.
And a lot of it are maths + "small" textures tiled.
And Windows API helps reduce the size too.
And, for those who likes fractals, this program is nice (because quite fast): http://xaos.theory.org/
Be sure to set the 'iterations' to an higher number to get more "depth"...
What do you suppose the words mean at the end?
I guess the words at the end are the aliases that the programmers who wrote it use
hey ummmmmmm i checked that file with my norton antivirus, and it came up as a virus. so i deleted it immediatly
Interesting... Which file (heaven or xaos) and which virus?
actually, the file would be able to be only 64kb likely because it calls to some place on the internet to download more information (or play a video). this might also be the reason why it is shown to be a virus, though it's still a good idea to not download it if your antivirus software calls it a virus.
~kakkarot
that could be it kakkarot. and it was heaven that it said was the virus
At least on my computer, none of these programs seem to or can download more information; my firewall would poppup a dialog box asking me if I allow it or not to qccess the internet...
I am a 3rd Year Computer Science student and i have written a server-client 3D world application for my final year project. My client (which does the 3D graphics) is a very similar size to that program and it does more than just 3D graphics. (That demo is more impressive though).
I tried running the program with my network connection disabled, so it doesnt need to connect to the internet in order to run.
Not really astral related, but it's a nice little (64kb) demo for Windows... For those who don't know what is a demo; it is not a video; it's all created in realtime.
http://www.quantum-source.com/demointro/HEAVEN7W.EXE
Feel free to scan it with your antivirus (mine did not find anything)...