Demos that work on a Pi

Other than funkydemo can anyone think of a demo that would run on a Raspberry Pi?

Just want something visual, ideally that keeps running ‘forever’ although i could probably get around that by just running it in a loop :)

TIA

Chris

Hello,

I put this together in the past few days: http://dusthillguy.ddns.net/folder/files/quickupload/RotBalls.zip
The code is very messy because it was quickly pieced together from parts of other experiments I’ve made.

I’ve also made other demo-like programs for RISC OS:

https://www.riscosopen.org/forum/forums/12/topics/11911 Rotozoom demo in BASIC

https://www.riscosopen.org/forum/forums/5/topics/9436 !Monsquaz – animation with music [rated PG, mild nudity warning]

You might find those interesting.

Patrick

There is also !SnowDemo

A couple of standalone effects which will happily run forever:

https://www.riscosopen.org/forum/forums/5/topics/3718?page=3#posts-47565 (and a binary release of a C version later on in the thread)

http://www.phlamethrower.co.uk/riscos/meta.zip (needs NEON, so Pi 2 or 3)

I also have unfinished/unreleased successors to both of the above – maybe they’ll finally see the light of day at some point.

There’s also the Funky demo, which is the only Amiga-like demo I have seen on Risc OS 32bit. Sad because it seems that the archie was WAY above the Amiga for bruteforce CPU-intensive stuff as this demo shows!

http://www.pi-star.co.uk/funkydemo/

I wonder if anybody tried ever to make one of the best demos called K2 by DFI to run on recent hardware ? May that Anymode would help, as it uses weird screenmodes ? Or still some 32bit issues ?

Here’s the link for download: click

Has anyone updated the demo of !LuckyLuke?

Works with RedSq ro3.10.