Theme: Anything You Want!!!

Rules:

• All demos must use OpenGL.
• Full source code must be included with each entry.
• Code must compile as is. Code that will not compile will not win.
• All files must be compressed with ZIP or RAR. Do not send Ace, Tar, Etc.
• The source should be in it's own zip file and must include all files required to compile and run.
• The exe should be in it's own zip file and must include all files required to run.
• Freeware libraries are allowed, but remember to include any files required to compile the source.
• The maximum size of your compiled demo and all required libraries and data files can be no more than 500k.
• The demo must run without any user interaction from start to finish.
• The demo should run for at least one minute without repeating. After a minute you can loop if you want.
• Try to include as many effects as possible while staying under 500k.
• Code should have some type of commenting (even if it's minimal).
• If you use extensions, you better have something to fall back on if the card doesn't support it!
• There is no target hardware, your demo should run bearably at the very least on a 450MHz system w/ TNT2.
• This contest is open to everyone!

Summary:

Create an amazing, mindblowing, thrilling, exciting, super cool mini demo. It must be under 500k in size including graphics, sound and any libraries. It should run for at least 60 seconds without repeating. A tune of some sort will get you bonus points. The demo should run without keyboard interaction (aside from a key to quit and one to toggle fullscreen). There is no theme... be creative!!! Source code must be included with your demo, and it MUST compile without issues. The demos will be posted Friday, January 31st. A winner will be selected based on visitor feedback and a small judging panel. The prize is a BRAND NEW... STILL IN THE PACKAGE copy of MindCandy!!! One of the coolest and most hard to get ahold of DVD's out there! 230 minutes of Demos on a double sided DVD (oldschool and new), Interviews with big names in the scene, Video from Assembly, Audio commentary on all demos, A 12 page full color booklet, Animated chapter menus and Hidden demos / easter eggs. Thanks to |Laz| for the contest idea!

	Superstars by Quin Pendragon (Winning Demo) Cool demo with a catchy tune and little dancing people. •Executable •Source
	The Thing 2003 by Andreas Hammar Love this demo... definitely one of my favorites. Soothing music and crisp graphics. •Executable •Source
	The Hollow by Armand Niehaus The spinning flower in a tunnel is a must see! •Executable •Source
	Naskel3D by Axl This demo contains nudity and should not be viewed by minors. •Executable •Source
	Fudo Style by Brian Washburn Cool effects, speedy music, and nice synchronization. •Executable •Source
	Interminable Tunnel by David Ducker An awesome hallway scene. Game quality graphics! •Executable •Source
	Boom by Evgeny Karataev A pretty cool looking butterfly. •Executable •Source
	Model Demo by Georgi Khomeriki Excellent model animation along with a cool tune. •Executable •Source
	Model Demo by Gyasi Grey A very simple and very cool dancing techno ball. •Executable •Source
	a64ki by Henrik Carlgren Very tiny demo packed with some excellent effects. •Executable •Source
	Kap by Jacob Persson Linux Demo... Anyone care to port it to Windows? •Executable •Source
	Mini-Demo by Julien Amsellem A high-speed race through space. Complete with a mouse controlled ship! •Executable •Source
	Popcorn by Libor Capak Really nice synchonization to the music. Cool multilayered background. •Executable •Source
	Ravers Nature by Mirko Teran What can I say... another top notch Mirko production. The mountains are absolutely AMAZING!!! •Executable •Source
	PmanC by Pete Corey Very nice rolling sinewave effect. •Executable •Source
	CF by Peter "Overlord" Wallstrom Reminds me of an old school demo... chiptune and all! •Executable •Source
	Demolition by Phil Freeman (Exsanity) Some very cool lighting effects along with a cool torus... http://www.exsanity.freeola.com •Executable •Source
	Mindstorm by Ralph Tittensor Extremely cool particle text. Awesome 3d rooms! •Executable •Source
	Pescao Loco by Rishi Ramraj Very nice 3D fishtank. •Executable •Source
	Demosity by Rus Bogdan Some cool CG effects going to the beat of the music (windowed). •Executable •Source
	60.0f Seconds by Sebastian Brandt 60 seconds of hardcore effects. Cool tune as well! •Executable •Source
	Star Flare by Stanciu Ciprian Model of the solar system with information about each planet (borderless window) •Executable •Source
	OpenGL Demo 2003 by Steven Ashley A very cool demo that can stream it's soundtrack from the net. Nice effects! •Executable •Source
	PornoIntro by Tuomas Volotinen (MoonHazard) Really trippy and colorful effects with some nice chiptune music (no porn) •Executable •Source
	Life vs. Routine by Yuval Sarna Some nice particle effects, great music and a tree. •Executable •Source

Deadline:

All Entries must be in by midnight (MST) Jan 14th, 2004. This contest was announced Oct 2003.

Theme:

Create The Most Amazing OpenGL Demo You Can... Paying As Much Attention To Detail As Possible!

Prize:

I think we should mention the prize to give people the extra motivation. Basically I will upgrade the system of the winner with whatever I can. So this will probably be audio & graphics. Lets just says it's a Creative Upgrade and I guarantee the winner will not be disappointed!

Motivation:

Now is your chance to be Creative!!!

Creative Labs Europe

will be releasing a new video card very soon. To show off their video card they are looking for OpenGL demos that make people stop and stare with their mouths wide open. If you have what it takes, your demo could be selected as one of the demos packaged with their new video card. Not only is this super cool, but it's also a very rare opportunity to have your work viewed by thousands of users world wide! Want to make your friends jealous...? Here's your chance :)

Rules:

• All demos must use OpenGL.
• Source code is optional. However, it is the source code that benefits new programmers visiting this site.
• Because your demo could end up on a commercial CD I HIGHLY recommend you do some heavy bug testing before sending demos in.
• You are not required to use the NeHeGL basecode. Any basecode can be used as long as it's free to use in a commercial product.
• If you use extensions, you better have something to fall back on if the card doesn't support it! Most site visitors do not have high end cards.
• The demo must provide a quick way to exit without crashing. ESC is the most common method.
• Demos should run from start to finish without interaction... It can loop, but must allow the user to exit at any time.
• If you wish to code an interactive section, add a startup menu that allows the user to select "Run demo" or "Run interactive" (free to use your own wording).
• Demos do not require a sound track; however most people enjoy demos with music more than silent demos!
• On that note, if you use music in your demo, it must be an original score, PD, or you must have signed permission from the author.
• If English is not your native language, have someone proof read your text to make sure it translates correctly.
• Try to keep effects original. Nothing worse than thousands of people thinking you're lame for stealing ideas!
• This contest is open to everyone!

Legal Issues:

CREATIVE ALONG WITH NEHE PRODUCTIONS SHALL NOT BE LIABLE TO YOU OR ANY THIRD PARTY FOR ANY INFRINGEMENT

OF COPYRIGHT, TRADEMARK, TRADE NAME OR TRADE SECRETS RIGHTS OF AN UNAFFILIATED THIRD PARTY.

• All entries must include a disclaimer. NeHe Productions and Creative Labs Europe will not be held accountable, so protect yourself!
• Use of Commercial libraries, sounds, images and code is completely forbidden! You must have permission to use all borrowed content.
• Use of Trademark images, sounds, etc is also forbidden. This means no Coke cans sitting on a desk, no pictures of a BMW, etc.
• Absolutely no profanity, naked people, racist remarks, etc. Easter Eggs are fine as long as they are kid friendly and demo related.
• All entries require a readme file with the following information: Keys used to Interact, Quit the Demo, etc.
• All entrants must include the following information in a separate file: YOUR NAME, CONTACT INFORMATION, and The Following Text:
I HAVE READ, AND FULLY UNDERSTAND THE LEGAL ISSUES AS STATED ON THE NEHE PRODUCTIONS WEB SITE IN REGARDS TO THE CREATIVE 2004 CONTEST.

Creative Labs:

Extensions supported on the new card will more than likely be the same as the 5900FX.

To answer the question and hopefully clarify a few other queries I saw on the web...

1) The demo does not have to use any particular extensions or capabilities of the card. Most people developing will be using GeForce 2, 3, 4 so they can't do anything with extensions specific to GeForce FX based family.

2) The demo does not have to be a single effect as some people have read into it. Rather it should be a single scene that may incorporate multiple effects. For example...

You could have a nature scene with a pond surrounded by grass with a fog effect in the distance. So you would potentially be showing lots of effects... water effect with z-correct bump mapping, grass with masses of geometry or using alpha channel on textures to create the illusion, fog effect and / or other lighting effect. Alternatively one could go completely abstract and recreate a scene showing multi texturing, per-pixel lighting... there might be a particle system in there as well!

The contest is to produce the most impressive visual effect possible. The means of getting there is not relevent. For example you could produce a flame effect using particle systems, or using shaders or a variety of other methods. The winner would obviously be the one that produced the most realistic flame effect regardless of whether it is 20K or 20MB. Hope that helps.

	The Rhino-Isle by Alexander Wendler This is a nature demo. The Camera flies over two islands. There are about 10.000 trees, grass and few rhinos. They all are animated, shaded and reflected on the water surface. To see all effects you will need at least Geforce3/Radeon8500 (not Geforce 4MX). Please use at least Forceware 52.14 driver on Nvidia cards or CATALYST 3.10 driver on ATI Cards. •Executable •Source
	Psycho Tah Tah by Alexandre Leuckert Klein Interactive demo featuring: 16 Bit 512x512 RAW Terrain, Pak System, DLL Support, Scripting System, S3TC, Sound using OPENAL. •Executable •Source
	Dentro by Andrew Voroshilov "XperienS" Tested on several machines and went well enough even on a TNT 2 Riva ( a little bit slow ). So recommended requirements for this projects are: 600+ MHz CPU, about 128 Mb RAM, GeForce 2+. No Extensions used in this demo so it should run on TNT. •Executable •Source
	Rundolf by Annie Couyoumdjoglou Christmas demo featuring Santa and his reindeer. Should run smooth on most hardware configurations. Keys: 'P' to pause, 'R' to restart, 'Esc' Exits. •Executable •Source
	Maybe by Attila Incze The author tries to affect your spirit... After you've seen it, permit Yourself a minute to think about it! Recommended hardware: 2*3GHz dual CPU, 2*4 GB RAM, GeForce FX 5900 Pro or Radeon 9800 Pro with 256 MB. •Executable •Source
	Terrain Demo by Christophe Riccio "Groove" You can change CLOD level with the key "PAGE UP" and "PAGE DOWN". The program will close when you press the escape key. Requires a graphics card with 4 textures units such as GF3, GF4 ti, GF FX, Radeon 8xxx and Radeon 9xxx. •Executable •Source
	Night Light by Christopher Crowe This demo SHOULD be compatible with just about any video card used today. All effects are still displayed / supported regardless of what extensions your video card has. Just be sure that the latest drivers for your video card are installed. •Executable •Source
	DN by David Negulici NPR Sketch-Type Shading. This is the second version of the final demo because of incompatability within Cal3D with Windows98SE. Works on Win98 / Win2000 P200MMX with ATIRage128Fury, Win2000 DualP3_500 with GF2 and Win XP P4_2600 with a GF3Ti200. •Executable •Source
	Beach by Derek Lamberti This demo is tried and tested on my GeForce 4400 Ti and a Radeon 9800 PRO. It requires 4 texture units to run and makes use of Vertex Buffer Objects, so the Latest Drivers will be required. It does not use vendor specific extensions, but CG may be a problem for some non-nVidia cards. •Executable •Source
	Naskel 3D by Estève Olivier Cartoon Rendering to the max. Tested on Windows XP Pro, Ati Radeon 9800 128 mo, P4@3Ghz, 1 Go Ram; Win2k Pro sp4, GF3 Ti200 64Mo, 512Mo, AMD Athlon XP 1700+; laptop: XP Pro, Radeon 7500, P4@2.4GHz, 512Mo; BI P3@500Mhz, 1280Mo SDRam, GF3; Win98, GF3 Ti 500, AMD@1.4GHz, 512 mb ram PC2100 and XP Pro, AMD Athlon XP 1800+, GF4 Ti 4200 128 Mo, 320Mo SDRam PC133. •Executable •Source
	GLslang Shaders by Florian Rudolf This demo shows some shaders written in the new high level shading language GLslang. Requirements: GL shading language support on your graphic card (this demo will NOT run without GLslang support). You will also need the OpenIL library (openil.sourceforge.net). •Executable •Source
	Ocean Water Demo by Florian Zitzelsberger "ZMaster" Advanced vertex and fragment shaders (v. 2.0) are not required but image quality is really crappy on hardware, which doesn't support them. Fragment shaders are used for per-pixel lighting, bump mapping of the water surface and cube map reflections. The boat model is also per-pixel lit on appropriate hardware. •Executable •Source
	Reflection by Frank de Bresser Reflective scene with relaxing music. Download the latest drivers for your videocard. If sound isn't available, check if you've installed the latest drivers for your soundcard. •Executable •Source
	Destiny by Gautam Narain Castle in the Forest... Requires OpenGL Compliant Video card and 256 MB Ram. Extensions Required : GL_ARB_multitexture and GL_EXT_fog_coord. •Executable •Source
	Status Unknown by Graham Aldridge Seek and Destroy... D3D is really dodgy, it's there just as a last resort so only use it if GL really breaks. If you don't have a 3D sound card you won't get any sound. Don't worry, I'm working on it. If your video card has only one texture unit (by god!) you won't get any lighting on the terrain. •Executable •Source
	Gun-Tactyx by Leonardo Boselli A CROBOTS-like game with QUAKE3-style graphics. You can read more details about the game in the file "GUN-TACTYX_Manual.htm". This program is intended for the Windows platform (Win98 SE or higher). The development machine had the following hardware: Windows 98, Athlon 800 MHz, 256 Mb, Asus V6600 (GeForce 256 SDR 32 Mb), SoundBlaster Live! •Executable •Source
	Volition by Maarten Kronberger "McCLaw" Trippy demo with cool soundtrack. Tested on a P3-733 with a Geforce 2 video card running at 800x600. It runs OK, but occasionally the frame rate drops to 40fps. •Executable •Source
	A Study Of Effects by Matthew Strahan "Strider" A new algorithm that creates great terrain along with an algorithm written from scratch to do terrain shadowing real time. Tested on a GeForce 4 Ti 4200 128MB. •Executable •Source
	Seasons by Michael Edwards This demo loops between two seasons, winter and fall, among a randomly generated terrain filled with trees, snowflakes, and snowmen. This demo runs for about seven minutes. Features: Multipass texturing, Particle systems, Quadrics and Fog. •Executable •Source
	Fountain by Michael Wallace "Custard Slice" Designed to run on any video card that supports multitexturing and vertex programs through nVidia's cg language. Please ensure that you have the latest video drivers for your card to prevent any problems. The demo is relatively CPU intensive too, so a 1Ghz+ Pentium III or Pentium IV CPU is highly recommeded. •Executable •Source
	Your Fingers So Gently On My Skin by Michal Staniszewski "bonzaj" The engine uses PixelShaders 2.0 (that means ARB_fragment_program or NV_fragment_program). So here is the list of supported cards: nVidia GeForceFX5200+ (www.nvidia.com), ATI Radeon 9500+ (www.ati.com) and others that meet requirements from the Diagnostics panel. DivX version available from http://kolos.math.uni.lodz.pl/~plastic. •Executable •Source
	Tranquillity by Mirko Teran-Ravnikar "DarkWIng" Demo was created for nVidia GeForce 3/4/FX series of cards and CPU @ 1.5GHz or more, running Windows 2000 or XP. Demo might work on other cards/CPU/OS combinations also, but with low quality/performance. Windows98/ME users can also expect some issues. Please use the newest graphic card drivers you can find. •Executable •Source
	Waving Flame by Oliver Pilarski Simulates a one-phase 3D-fluid flow on a 16x16x16 grid. It renders a flame by 3D-volume rendering, using a 3D-texture, thus it is required to have a GeForce3 based card, in order to have 3D-textures in hardware. If not it may run, but in deed very, very slow. The flame is mirrored on the moving water surface, which is animated using a procedural perlin noise effect. •Executable •Source
	Water Garden by Patrick Maher Extremely detailed water scene. Requires multitexturing extension. Tested and works on: P3 533Mhz, 256MB RAM, 16MB TNT, WIN2k - Runs Slow in certain areas; P3 866Mhz, 256MB RAM, 32MB TNT2, WIN2k - Runs Slow in certain areas; P4 2.4Ghz, 256MB RAM, 64MB GF4 MX440, WIN2k - Runs Good. •Executable •Source
	Furries by Paul Kitchin "Enigma" Bouncing Furries featuring Multi Pass (slow), Single Pass Multitexture (fast) or Fragment Program (fast) Terrain and Interactive or Non-Interactive modes. Interactive allows you to to control the camera and runs indefinitely. •Executable •Source
	The Voyage by Phil Bignall Control a ship with the keyboard. Coded and built on a P4 1700 MHz with 512 MB Ram and a 64MB GeForce4 Graphics card. •Executable •Source
	Ball Dodger by Philip Leszczynski Heightfield Terrain Map, Skybox, Particle System (for sparks) and "fake" skeletal animation. Uses the GL_EXT_compiled_vertex_arrays extension. The program will work if you don't have this extension but it's recommended that you do. •Executable •Source
	Lake Of Fire by Pipes Clangor Could this be hell? Tested on Windows Me, AMD Athlon 1.2 ghz, 320 MB of RAM, NVIDIA GeForce4 Ti 4200 AGP8x, SoundBlaster Live 5.1. Anything less will make it go really slow. •Executable •Source
	Demo Engine by Samuel and David Larkin You might need a big machine because there is a lot of particules in this demo. We used: AMD Athlon 2000+XP and GeForce4 Ti4680 and 512megs ram. •Executable •Source
	Floating City by Shawn Silsbee A single-scene demo in which the user takes a guided tour through a "city-on-a-rock" floating in space. There is also a Free Look Mode, Written on an Athlon XP 2100+ with a Geforce4 Ti4200. •Executable •Source
	Ocean by Steve Braeger A cool ocean scene with a neat lighthouse and a specially texture mapped dynamic ocean. Unfortunately, it wasn't finished in time because the author started at 11 am on Jan 31, 2003. He couldn't bring himself to just throw it all away when midnight hit, so here it is. •Executable •Source
	The Test by Tamas Marki Requires Windows 2000/XP, a CPU of at least 1 GHz, OpenGL 1.2 compatible graphics card (GeForce 2 or above recommended) with up to date drivers. Developed with: AMD Athlon XP 1600+, 384 MB of 266 MHz DDR SDRAM, Connect3D Radeon 9200. •Executable •Source
	Lost In The Details by Tim Graupmann Details are often missed, so I'll list the effects I used so that it will be easier to see them when you run the demo. Card Drop Effect, Sweeper Effect, Sky Effect, Perspective Effect, Warped Effect, Collision Effect, Lighting/Fog Effect, Music Effect. •Executable •Source
	Shader House by Vrej Melkonian A collection of 30 shaders, all written using OpenGL's ARB_vertex_program and ARB_fragment_program. It is intended to "show off" and explain at the same time with subtitles. Your video drivers must support version 1.3 minimum and have certain extensions present: GL_ARB_vertex_program, GL_ARB_fragment_program, GL_EXT_texture_filter_anisotropic, GL_SGIS_generate_mipmap, GL_ARB_vertex_buffer_object. Anything below that will only allow you to see the intro. •Executable •Source

The point of this contest was to create an OpenGL Halloween demo using basecode from this web site. The demo had to run in Windows, and full source code had to be included. The first place winner took home $50 for his impressive work recreating a spooky graveyard. Many of the entries in this contest were made by new GL programmers. All the entries are extemely well done!

Keep in mind that almost all of these demos include full source code. If you see a cool effect you can check out the source code to see how it's done!

* Check out the Glow Inc. website for super cool glow in the dark paint. They also have some project information for Halloween decorating and haunting including two great articles on creating a “dot room” and a “glow room”. Visit http://www.hobbyglow.com/haunted_houses.htm for more information!

	The Graveyard by Martin Cietwierkowski (1st Place Winner) The graphics are smooth, the music is excellent, and the theme is definitely erie! Very funny tombstones, make sure you read them :) Excellent job by Martin Cietwierkowski! •Executable •Source
	Evil Dead by Justin Eslinger (2nd Place Winner) A must see! One human equipt with a chainsaw and a gun. Hundreds of skeletons out to kill. Amazing graphics and sound effects! A Halloween you'll never forget! •Executable •Source
	Halloween Nightfall by Jonathan Brenner (3rd Place Winner) An amazing job at creating a realistic environment. The first scene in this demo is a must see! The rolling hills, setting sun, and crystal clear lake is impressive. Dark rolling clouds really set the mood! •Executable •Source
	Halloween Demo by Antoine Pruitt Visual C++ entry from a new GL programmer. Features a fire red box with lid and Halloween texture. •Executable •Source
	Halloween 2000 by Arseny Livshitz (code) & Dennis Przhendzinsky (models) This entry pans through a very chilling graveyard scene. Excellent attention to detail! Great textures and Chilling Sound! No Source. •Executable •Source
	Frightmare by Ben Hamlet Music, sound effects, mouse control, human interaction, and very colorful graphics! Lots of pumpkins too :) •Executable •Source
	Spooky McRoe by Chris Roe A pretty cool first attempt at a GL demo! Twisted looking background with a cool 3D axe spinning around. Nice music as well! •Executable •Source
	OGLM Halloween by Francis Shanahan Noise bump mapped terrain, linear camera movement, blending and lots more. The home of Eleanour Rigby, high on the moors... Watch for her ghost! •Executable •Source
	CatacombZ by George Ziniewicz Make sure you press ? when you start the program. There are alot of features in this entry. Blowing up the pumpkins (?) is very cool, along with the tracer bullets! •Executable •Source
	October Sky by James Elliott This entry features a dark and erie graveyard scene complete with a run down church, pouring rain and lightning. Make sure you read the Entry Form text to find out all the cool features. •Executable •Source
	GLween by Jim Strong The coffins in this demo are literally amazing. I sure wouldn't want to be stuck inside one! The rippling pumpkins, and the sparkling particles are also very cool! •Executable •Source
	Evil Pumpkin by Julien Amsellem Very cool particle effects in this entry created by Julien Amsellem. Make sure you move the mouse around to tilt and turn the scene. Very cool pumpkin model as well, unfortunately the author did not include source code :( •Executable •Source
	Halloween Fighter 2D00 by Luigi Pino One of the most unique entries. Literally crazy! Rid the earth of all evil. Battle the incredibly disfigured monsters on Halloween Night. Must see! •Executable •Source

The demos for this contest had to have something to do with The Lord Of The Rings - The Fellowship of the Ring (the first movie or book). Not books 2 or 3! The demos had to include source code, and had to compile without any major problems. The winner was decided based on visitor feedback, and feedback from a few close friends of mine.

The prize for this contest was an NVIDIA GeForce4 Ti 4600 (fully loaded... TV out / in, etc). At the time this contest was announced, the Ti 4600 had just been released and not many people could afford one, let alone get their hands on one. I had to special order the card at just over $800.

	Mirko Teran Ravnikar (Winning Demo) Watching this demo, you will see why it won! It's full of effects, and very nicely put together. The only thing that could use improvement is the soundtrack. •Executable •Source
	Adam King Watch out for the ring wraiths. •Executable •Source
	Alex Mizrahi Remember the fireworks dragon? This demo does a pretty good job of recreating it. •Executable •Source
	Alexander Zaprjagaev Very cool looking ring with an incredible amount of detail. •Executable •Source
	Alexandre Couture The fire in this demo is awesome!!! Love the way it reflects off the ring. •Executable •Source
	Alexandre Jasmin One of the most bizaar entries. The idea is very cool. Love how the film distorts at the end. •Executable •Source
	Ananth Balasubramaniam The graphics in this demo are just cool! Watch it and you'll see what I mean. •Executable •Source
	Baldur Scott Karlsson This demo acts out each scene as it tells the story. •Executable •Source
	Bruno Loff This demo pans through the shire. Warning... the hobbits are creepy looking :) •Executable •Source
	Daniel Harrington Another very nice ring, with an original fire effect behind it. •Executable •Source
	Daniel Schaeppi The scene with Gandolf and the Balrog is great. Very nice graphics! •Executable •Source
	Flavien Brebion This demo has some amazing graphics. The opening scene is incredible. Crank the detail up! •Executable •Source
	George Ziniewicz This demo has some great effects. Make sure you check it out. •Executable •Source
	Graeme Harris A short demo with a nice soundtrack. •Executable •Source
	Graham Aldridge This demo has some cool scenes, although most of them are a little dark. •Executable •Source
	Henrique Tavares Alves One of the craziest demos submitted. See if you can figure it out :) •Executable •Source
	Hugh Sanderson Watch as the wizards battle it out. •Executable •Source
	Ildar Sagdejev Very nice scene with butterflies and cool particles. •Executable •Source
	Jesper Ek A nice slideshow type demo. Very cool first effect! •Executable •Source
	Kiel Mark Gilleade You'll have bad dreams after watching this demo. •Executable •Source
	Kristoffer Boman This demo takes so long to load I actually thought my system crashed the first time I ran it. Definitely worth the wait thought! •Executable •Source
	Krzysztof Topolski A recap of the story along with some short animations. •Executable •Source
	Markus Ilmola This is one huge battle. Very impressive engine! •Executable •Source
	Mauricio Garcia Serrano Demo features the shire and some cool visual effects. •Executable •Source
	Michael Hanslik I like the butterflies flying through the trees. Nice music as well. •Executable •Source
	Michael Pote This demo has some wicked effects. Love the water outside the mines and the super cool purple torches! •Executable •Source
	Mike Samsonov A very cool demo with some amazing graphics. •Executable •Source
	Mircea Marghidanu A very cool effect, with some nice techno music. •Executable •Source
	Mirsad Makalic A high resolution trip through the mines of moria. •Executable •Source
	Nils Scheuschner This demo looks incredible as long as your video card can handle it. It also takes a very long time to start... be patient. •Executable •Source
	Paul Kitchin A nice demo with voice narration. A nice variety of graphics. •Executable •Source
	Paul Robello I think this is the only demo that shows fire being used to see the rings markings. Very cool Effect, and great hobbit like music! •Executable •Source
	Peter Esculier War is brewing in this demo. •Executable •Source
	Petr Stetina Some really nice graphics. Love the flyby views. •Executable •Source
	Richard Glass A very dark and rainy Isengard. •Executable •Source
	Robert Merrison A marker moves over the map and at each stop, the story is told. •Executable •Source
	Rudolf Florian A very dark and very short demo. •Executable •Source
	Sharif Elcott The graphics in this demo are absolutely incredible! •Executable •Source
	Shree Kumar Nice landscapes with bits of the story thrown in. •Executable •Source
	Stein Nygaard A very bizaar demo with some really nice effects. •Executable •Source
	Stephen Cook A nice trip through middle earth? Love the waterfall and stream. •Executable •Source
	Steven Winsor Features a cool scroller and a nice water effect. •Executable •Source
	Troy Moure Very nice landscape. I especially like the fast fly over effect with rain falling. •Executable •Source
	Valdemar Rorbech Don't let the screenshot of Frodo and Gandalf fool you, this demo has some great effects! •Executable •Source
	Vincent David Very cool loading screen featuring the One Ring. •Executable •Source
	William Brander Trees, a hill and a very nicely etched ring. •Executable •Source