This is our demo Mathematica. It was released at The Party 5 and was the winner of the democompetition.

This demo is full of impossible things. Here you see 2 screenshots from the intro, were we had small ifli-logos with graffity-like pictures of the handles from the people behind the demo moving over the screen.

At The Party 5 we released a lot of stuff, I guess never released another group such a lot of things at the same time. Beside Mathematica we released Kju, a demo by Zorc, xfr, a smaller demo by Guru and we have shown Reflection, which later was released at the Convention-Party in Potsdam. And we also released Insider 5, the paper-issue.

The demo was coded by Zorc, Guru and Quiss. Here you see a part by Zorc, some balls, all in different colors, are jumping up and down and zooming.

Kinda like a chessboard is moving over a scrolltext and inverts the colors. This part could be compared with the eor-part in Cafe Odd, our demo 2 years ago, but this time in hires with 4 colors. Impossible...

a fire-effect, coded by Zorc                                                                                                

Here is a picture, looking like it is in full resolution, rotating, like it would the easiest thing for the C64.

That's a texture, rotating and swirling. The resolution is dithered 4*4.            

Here you see a fractal-zoomer, to be concrete, a Mandelbrot-zoomer...

...followed by a picture from PVT, a logo over an Mandelbrot- fractal.            

This is a Mathematica-logo in 4*4 fli-resolution, stretching vertically.

Next comes a real killer-part: The doom-part coded by Quiss. This really shocked the audience and all the PC-freaks at the party, since Doom was the game at the party a lot of people played. In our demo are even animations on the walls, like a vector-cube or a rotating fractal.

Here you see a big, textured with fractals, vector-cube, in dithered 4*4 resolution.

Another great vector-part, a lightsourced torus in dithered 4*4.            

It is followed by 2 parts, called inside torus. Here is one of them. Both are in 4*4 fli.

Next comes a interlaced plasma. Note the colors are inverted in the logo.            

The last part, the doom-part coded by Guru. This one had also animated textures in the walls and even a funny monster.
Finally I can only say, this demo is really excellent coded. Most parts are unreached until today.