ASSEMBLY '98 OFFICIAL INVITATION TEXT Version 1.0 20.07.1998 pehu This text document can also be found at web location http://www.assembly.org/asm98inv.txt - you can verify the information from there. ----------------------------------------------------------------- 1. ASSEMBLY ----------------------------------------------------------------- The tradition continues. ASSEMBLY is once again held on the second weekend of August. The party starts on Friday 7th of August at 10.00 and ends Sunday 9th of August at 20.00. Sunshine is always guaranteed during ASSEMBLYs in Finland. The last time it rained during ASSEMBLY was in '93, so you needen't worry about the weather. In '97 the temperatures averaged at +20-24 centigrade celsius and the only place which wasn't sunny was the inside of the party hall =) The Helsinki Fair Centre ("Messukeskus") houses once again ASSEMBLY. For the fourth consecutive time the expo hall will be attacked by over 3000 hackers from every corner of the world. ----------------------------------------------------------------- 2. GENERAL PARTY INFORMATION ----------------------------------------------------------------- Party place The Fair Centre is located in Pasila, about 5 km from the center of Helsinki. The location is easily accessible by train, by bus, by tram and of course by taxi and car. Public transportation information is available from the Helsinki City web page at http://www.hel.fi The party place is the B4 hall of the Helsinki Fair Centre. The expo hall's area is over 4000 square meters. The hall will house 1500 computer places. All computer places come with three electricity plugs (total capacity of apprx. 300 W). The computer place is 1m wide and 80 cm deep. Audio & Video The main hall will once again feature a (too) powerful sound system. We will have (wow) stereo output and kicking base at 10 000 watts of pure sound power. The big screen is over 6 meters wide and and supports the 640x480 resolution. Definitely the way to see the demos. Party Network The kick ass network is once again at ASSEMBLY. Net connection will be offered at all of the computer places (ethernet with twisted pair (recommended) and coaxial cable). Voting and party information will be available in the party intranet. We will also provide extremely good service to people not able to come to ASM. Stream webTV broadcasts will cover all competitions! In addition to the cool webTV we will also have a reporter team working on a ASM eZINE published at the website. So you can expect very good coverage of all events. The IRC channels (#asm98, #assembly98) will also be active. Check out the IRC crews website for more info. Food, security, luggage, etc The party place is the biggest fair centre in Finland. It will feature 24h food service (yes, we have Coke!), 24h security personnel, 24h professional electrician, 24h luggage preservation service and cleaning personnel. Also 24h help desk with friendly personnel will be available to help you out with any problems you might encounter. Plenty of toilets and some showers will be available. Cool party T-shirts will be sold for low price. Parking We got the biggest parking lot in Helsinki City. The parking will cost around 60 FIM for the whole weekend. ----------------------------------------------------------------- 3. TICKET INFORMATION ----------------------------------------------------------------- The ticket price is 240 FIM. If you reserve a computer place in advance, an additional 20 FIM is charged. These reservations can only be done via web at address http://www.assembly.org. Advance ticket sales end on Monday 27th of July (international) and on Thursday 30th of July (Finnish). A group discount of 10% with purchase of 10 or more tickets in *advance*. We will ship the tickets to one address only. Only tickets for the whole weekend are for sale. There will be no one day tickets nor reductions for girls, space aliens or rock stars (except if you happen to be Bono from U2!). Tickets will also be available from the door at the party place. ----------------------------------------------------------------- 4. SCHEDULE ----------------------------------------------------------------- Note, that this is a preliminary schedule - times and events might still change. Latest info in the website www.assembly.org. Friday 10:00 Doors open 14:00 Sign-up for the outdoor compos 16:00 Outdoor compos 19:00 C64 competition deadline 22:00 Compo deadline for all compos 23:00 C64 compos begin Saturday 01:00 C64 compos end 12:00 Graphics compo 13:00 Music compo 14:00 Raytrace compo 15:00 PC 4k intro compo 16:00 Amiga 64k intro compo 17:30 PC 64k intro compo 19:30 Java demo compo 21:30 Windows demo compo 23:30 Wild demo compo Sunday 07:00 Amiga demo compo 09:30 Animation compo 11:00 PC demo compo 14:00 Vote counting ends 15:00 Prize ceremony 20:00 Doors close - ASSEMBLY '98 is over ----------------------------------------------------------------- 5. BUSTRIPS ----------------------------------------------------------------- Here's a list of bustrips that we know are arranged. If you are organizing a bus trip, email us your information and we'll include your trip on the list (assembly@assembly.org). Denmark Organizer Xerez Dates Departure 5.8, Arrival back 10.8 >From where? Copenhagen, Denmark Price 1200 dkr More info http://www.downstairs.dk/asmbus/ asmbus@downstairs.dk Finland, Oulu Organizer Drysoft Dates Departure the night before ASSEMBLY >From where? Oulu Price 250 FIM More info: http://ksilta.edu.ouka.fi/asmbus/ asmbus@ksilta.edu.ouka.fi ----------------------------------------------------------------- 6. THE COMPETITIONS ----------------------------------------------------------------- Specified demo competition rules will follow in chapter 7. These are the really general rules applied to different competition machine classes. REALLY GENERAL RULES - you have to be present at the party place to take part in any competition (excluding the Java competition) - only contributions delivered before the deadline will participate in the competitions - a jury of known scene people will select max. 15 entries to be shown on the big screen in each category - the entries may not contain any copyrighted material. If you are dumb enough to rip graphics from Quake we won't be dumb enough to show it on the screen. - all entries will be distributed immediately after ASSEMBLY. If you wish to release a bugfixed version, submit that to the info crew before the end of the party - the organizers reserve the right to publish all entries on a compilation CD-ROM - the organizers reserve the right to disqualify a production containing explicit sexual, racist or disturbing material. (or if you make fun of the organizers =). GENERAL PC COMPETITION RULES - The name of any file has to comply to the ISO-9660 standard (i.e. NO special or "SuP3r k3wl" characters are allowed) - The maximum length of the file name is 8+3 characters - The production must NOT save anything on the hard disk / disk. Music players There are few module players that work properly in the Windows DOS Box. For example MIDAS (from version 0.7), USMP (Useless Module Player, available from Hornet) and Oranges IMS, which was used in the Secref life of Mr. Black. COMPETITION MACHINES DEMO, 64k INTRO & 4k INTRO -Pentium 233 mhz (MMX) with 32 MB of RAM -MS-DOS 7.0 -The competition machine will be booted up with HIMEM and -EMM386, so make sure your productions runs with them -2 MB PCI SVGA graphics card (a S3 964 accelerated card) -Gravis UltraSound with 1 MB of on board memory and / or Sound Blaster AWE 32 with max. 2 MB of on board memory -550 kb of free base memory -Highest allowed screen resolution is 640 x 480 -All productions have to support 256 color mode but can also use any high color use ( we will use the best possible mode when showing the productions) -All productions have to run inside Windows '95/98 DOS box. We will test all entries and disqualify those that don't comply. WINDOWS DEMO -Pentium 233 mhz (MMX) with 32 MB of RAM -Windows 95/98 (if it is released in time =)) -Direct X 5.0 -Matrox Millenium with 4 MB of on board memory -3DFX Voodoo (version 1 or 2) w/ 4mb of on board memory GENERAL RULES (demo, 64k & 4k intro) -The user has to be able to exit at any time by pressing ESC. -PC demos and intros have to check for sound card enviroment variables. If found they must be used! The formats of the enviromental variables are: GUS: ULTRASND=220,1,1,11,7 (address, dma, dma, gus irq, SB: BLASTER=A220 I7 D1 T1 (a=address, i=irq, d=dma) -If the enviromental variables are found, your production has to use them and should not show the usual setup screen. This will eliminate a great deal of hassle during the competitions and it will also be user friendly (wow..). -The DOS4GW.EXE is located in the path, so you don't have to include it with your production. -If you use SVGA modes, be sure that your production uses the standard VESA modes. VESA support will be supplied by using the latest version of Screen Doctor. GENERAL RULES (Windows demo) -The user has to be able to exit at any time by pressing ESC. -You have to use Windows 95 sound interface to actually play the music, so no direct fiddling around with the hardware. -We will run Windows in 640 x 480 x 24 bit mode. The productions will be shown in full screen mode but a windowed mode support is a definite bonus! PROJECTOR "FEATURES" We will use the same projector as in ASSEMBLY '97. Last year no problems were encountered with the converter. However you should note that the picture produced by a video projector is not as good as a monitor picture. The video projector does not show pale colors well and in some cases can even lose them completely. Also the contrast can be different. These are common problems with all video projectors and simply can't be corrected. Please try to understand these restrictions. GENERAL AMIGA COMPETITION RULES COMPETITION MACHINE 1 -A4000/1200 -2 mb chip memory COMPETITION MACHINE 2 -A4000 -2 mb chip memory -16 mb fast memory -a 68060 turbo card -Delfina soundcard -Picasso IV graphics card (with CGX IV and P96 software) GENERAL RULES - The user has to be able to exit at any time by pressing the left mousebutton. - The name of the file has to comply to the ISO-9660 standard (i.e. NO special or "¦uP3r½ k3wl" characters are allowed). - The maximum length of the file names is 8+3 characters - The production must NOT save anything on the hard disk / disk. GENERAL C64 COMPETITION RULES COMPETITION MACHINE -a standard C64 -original 1541 floppy drive -Action Replay MK6 cartridge -Please note that this is preliminary info on the compo machine. GENERAL RULES - Only one contribution from each group/artist is accepted for each competition series. - Contributions must be 100% finished before the deadline, because we will copy and spread all of them at the party. This is just to avoid final versions being released months or possibly even years after the party. - The deadlines aren't too flexible so please deliver your contributions in time (Read: Early enough) to avoid hassle. - Your contribution disks won't be returned (Doing so would cause an enormous hassle, just use your imagination and guess why!). GENERAL GRAPHICS COMPETITION RULES - The name of the file(s) have to comply to the ISO-9660 standard = no special characters are allowed! - The maximum length of the file names is 8 + 3 (the MS-DOS standard file format) GENERAL MUSIC COMPETITION RULES - The name of the file(s) have to comply to the ISO-9660 standard = no special characters are allowed! - The maximum length of the file names is 8 + 3 (the MS-DOS standard file format) - We will display the patterns of the tune on the screen while playing it ----------------------------------------------------------------- 7. SPECIFIED RULES ----------------------------------------------------------------- PC DEMO - Maximum size in executable form is 6144 kb (6 MB) - Maximum showing time is 8 minutes, the demo itself can be longer - Maximum base memory requirement is 550 kb - All entries have to work inside a Windows 95/98 DOS box - 100% VGA register level compatible graphics modes and SVGA modes up to 640*480 are accepted - You are free to use any number of colors but the demo has to work also with only 256 colors - Pure animation files are not accepted - Also executables only including an animation and an animation player will not be accepted, this is not an animation competition - Gravis Ultrasound (max. 1mb) and SB PRO/SB 16/SB AWE32 (max.2mb) support required. The demo has to have also a "no sound" option PC WINDOWS DEMO - Maximum file size is 6 megabytes. - Maximum showing time is 5 minutes, the demo itself can be longer - The demo has to run on a machine with 16MB of physical memory and 20MB of swap space, but can use all memory available in larger machines - The demo must use and comply to Direct X 3.0 or Direct X 5.0 - The music system must support and use either DirectSound or the standard Win32 audio functions, direct hardware access it not allowed. We will use a well established sound card for sound output (SB Awe 32, Gravis UltraSound Max or some other). Make sure that your sound routines support also wave table cards with only 512 kb on board memory. - The demo can support 3D graphics cards by either direct support, with OpenGL or thru DirectX. The competition machine will house a 3D card based on the 3D FX Voodoo chip (version 1 or 2). - The maximum screen size of the is 640 x 480. You are free to use up to 24 bit colors but the demo must work also in 256 color mode. You can support other screen modes too, but the production will be run in 640 x 480 resolution in 24 bit color mode - We will display all demos in full screen mode. A windowed version is definitely a bonus. - Demos must not modify the Windows registry - Pure animation files are not accepted - Also executables only including an animation and an animation player will not be accepted, this is not an animation competition PC 64K INTRO COMPETITION - Maximum size in executable form is 64 kb (65536 bytes) - Maximum showing time is 5 minutes - Maximum base memory requirement is 550 kb - 100% VGA register level compatible graphics modes and SVGA modes up to 640*480 are accepted - You are free to use any number of colors but the demo has to work also with only 256 colors - Pure animation files are not accepted - on the release version Gravis Ultrasound (max. 1mb) and SB PRO/SB 16/SB AWE32 (max. 2mb) support required. This version can be over 65536 bytes long. Also a no sound option is required. - All release versions have to work inside a Windows 95/98 DOS box - on the competition version either Gravis Ultrasound or SB PRO/SB 16/SB AWE32 support required - the competition version doesn't have to work inside a Windows '95/98 DOS box. - In PC 64kb intro competition two versions of the intro can be submitted. The competing version which is under 65536 bytes long and supports either GUS or SB and doesn't have to work inside Win '95/98 DOS box. The release version has to support both and run under Win '95/98 DOS box. Release version can be over 65536 bytes long. Competing 64kb intro cannot be in any case longer than 65536 bytes. Both release and competition version has to be submitted to the organizers before the deadline. PC 4K INTRO COMPETITION - Maximum size in executable form is 4096 bytes - Maximum showing time is 3 minutes - Maximum base memory requirement is 550 kb - All entries have to work inside a Windows 95/98 DOS box - NO MUSIC or other sound is allowed (this is because this a coders' competition, not musicians') - 100% VGA register level and SVGA compatible graphics modes up to 640x480 are accepted. - Only one intro by one coder - You must submit two versions: a compo version and a release version - The compo version may not display the name of the author or his group AMIGA DEMO COMPETITION - Maximum size in executable form is 6144 kb (6 MB) - Must be harddisk installable - Maximum running length is 8 minutes, the demo itself can be longer AMIGA 64K INTRO COMPETITION - Maximum size in executable form is 64 kb (65536 bytes) - Maximum showing time is 5 minutes - Must be hard disk installable C64 DEMO COMPETITION - Each demo will be shown for a maximum of 15 minutes - Coding your demos in such a manner that pressing space is not required is highly recommended. If, however, your demo should require any user interaction, we want a person from the contributing group to run the demo. After all, there's no way we could possibly know which effects the coder would like to be shown a bit longer than the others... - At least one person must be present from the contributing group (If it's not a group-release (Which is extremely unlikely), then the coder must be present him/herself) C64 MUSIC COMPETITION - The tune must be an executable file - Only your imagination's the limit; samples are of course accepted - Each tune will be played for max. 3 minutes (This doesn't mean you'd have to cut the tune at 3:00 sharp, though! Even if your tune won't be played for more than three minutes at the party, people will play it longer at home) - Please try to give your tune some (sensible) name to avoid too many "un-named" tunes competing - The artist must be present at the party C64 GRAPHICS COMPETITION - The picture must be an executable file - ALL graphic formats are accepted - Only the picture must be seen on the screen; no scrollers or other moving things are allowed. Background music's acceptable (Not recommended, though), but during the competition no-one will hear it, as the audio equipment will be turned off. - Please try to give your picture some (sensible) name to avoid too many "un-named" pictures competing - The artist must be present at the party MUSIC COMPETITION - Maximum amount of channels is 32 - Maximum size of the song is 1024 kb in a playable format (including all samples, pattern data, etc.) - Maximum running length is 3 minutes - FastTracker 2 modules (.XM) with up to 32 channels - Scream Tracker 3 modules (.S3M) with up to 32 channels - Impulse Tracker (IT) modules. All Impulse Tracker modules MUST be saved in the IT2XX format and thus not be packed. Songs will be replayed with the SB16 MMX driver - Basic Protracker modules (.MOD) with 4 channels, also extended PT-like formats with up to 32 channels are supported (no executables, no renamed, no powerpacked) - All songs will be played with PC compatible player using a Soundblaster AWE 64 - Only one song by one musician ANIMATION COMPETITION - The maximum running length is 2 minutes - The frame rate of the animation has to be 15 pics/sec - Animation format will be AVI (Intel Indeo 4 or 5) with sound track - The sound track should be 22 kHz, 16 bit - The maximum resolution is 320x200 - The animation must be delivered on a CD-ROM/CD-R. No hard disks, ZIP disks or floppy disks. The CD-R will not be returned. GRAPHICS COMPETITION - The maximum resolution allowed is 640x480 - The maximum amount of simultaneous onscreen colors is 24 bit - The palette is the standard 24 bit true color palette - Pictures will be shown on PC with ACDSee (or some other good picture viewer) - Pictures will have to be in standard TGA, LBM or IFF format - Scanned, ripped and raytraced pictures will be disqualified - We will show the resolution (e.g. 640x480x256c) of the picture on the screen - We will have jury of established graphicians disqualifing copied pictures. Do NOT copy original work of art. - You must submit at least three versions of the unfinished picture that show that the process of creating the picture - In addition, you must submit a version of the final picture which doesn't have your signature on it (which will be shown on the big screen) - Only one picture by one graphics artist RAYTRACE COMPETITION - The maximum resolution allowed is 640x480 - The maximum amount of simultaneous onscreen colors is 24bit - The palette is the standard 24 bit true color palette - Pictures will be shown on PC with ACDSee - Pictures have to be in JPG or TARGA format. - We will have jury of established graphicians disqualifing copied pictures. Do NOT copy original work of art. - You must submit atleast three versions of the unfinished picture that show that the process of creating the picture - In addition, you must submit a version of the final picture which doesn't have your signature on it (which will be shown on the big screen) - Only one picture by one graphics artist JAVA COMPETITION - the maximum size of the production (including all graphics, sound files, class files, html files) is 4096 kb (unpacked) - maximum showing time is 5 minutes (the demo itself can be longer) - the demo can be an applet or an application - maximum screen size is 640x480 - maximum number of colours is 24 bit - the demo will be run inside the best viewer available at the party time (Navigator, Explorer, AppletViewer) - if you demo is an applet, you must supply a HTML page and the necessary files in which to run the applet - the HTML pages maximum width is 700 pixels, max height is 560 pixels. - you may not open any network connections from the applet (the compo machine won't be connected to Internet) - the java code has to comply to the API versio 1.1.6 (official release) - you may use JAR / ZIP archives - there can be only one actual applet/application, but it can use several class files. Special rules - you don't need to be present at the party place to take part in the Java demo competition. The competition will be international. - all productions that are submitted in before hand have to be emailed to ASSEMBLY Organizing to the address java.compo@assembly.org. The files have to be ZIPped into single archive that is included with the email. - Compress all files into a single ZIP archive - Remember to include a text file with your FULL contact info so that we can pay your prize. We need at least your full name, full address, email address, phone number. - Send the file as an email attachment (MIME encoding). No uuencoded stuff. - last date for sending a production will be 3.8.1998 at 00:00 am - Delivery of the products via email to java.compo@assembly.org. WILD COMPETITION - The productions can be anything from computer generated animations, demos on ancient or exotic computers to plain video art. The only requirement is that the productions are cool. - Maximum showing time is 5 minutes, the production itself can NOT be longer. - The production has to be delivered on a SVHS or VHS cassette (european PAL format). The cassette will not be returned - No copyrighted material or material that violates Finnish or international laws is allowed in the production ----------------------------------------------------------------- 8. THE PRIZES ----------------------------------------------------------------- The total value of all the prizes in US dollars will be over US $30000 (not including software). The actual prizes may be software, hardware or pure cash. This depends on our sponsors. Please check the price lists from the web at http://www.assembly.org/prizes.htm (lynx compatible). The prizes are converted to USD, but the actual payment is done by FIM (to avoid the hassle with course changes in FIM->USD). All damages to the Fair centre, other surroundings and other damages caused by party visitors will be REDUCED from the prizes before any prizes are paid. This is because of previous trouble with people breaking up places, furniture and spraying the walls and thus causing damage of many thousand dollars. Unfortunately this has happened every year... :( All prizes will be paid at the party place. We will try to give cash prizes in the PC and Amiga demo competitions. The prizes in the other competitions may be more or less various hardware and software. All the cash prizes will be paid in Finnish currency. Please also note, that the prize paid in this competition is income where you propably have to pay taxes. Assembly Organizing is not liable to pay any taxes or any other costs that may follow by receiving any prize. The prizes are not given by lottery but with an honest voting of the productions. If any legal tax authority requests a full list of prizes paid, Assembly Organizing will give it to them. ----------------------------------------------------------------- 9. THE SPONSORS ----------------------------------------------------------------- ASSEMBLY would not be possible without the support of our partners and sponsors. All of these companies are forerunners in their industry, much in the same way as ASSEMBLY is in the demo scene parties. Partners Sonera is a leading edge telecommunications operator. Sonera provides the high quality and high bandwidth ATM links for the ASSEMBLY's Internet connection. Sonera has been an ASSEMBLY partner for over four years. Toptronics is one of the leading Finnish computer accessory retailers. A long standing partner of ASSEMBLY (since 1992!) Toptronics once again promotes its excellent principals such as Iomega, Creative Labs and Dynalink. Sun Microsystems is world famous for its high performance servers. These servers are also behind ASSEMBLY's IP based services, which have to handle the load of thousands of simultaneous users. Sun's servers are the right choice for such a heavy duty job. Sun has been an ASSEMBLY partner for two years. Silicon Graphics is renowned for its contributions to the computer generated imagery (CGI) industry. By partnering with ASSEMBLY, Silicon Graphics inspires the young computer artists to further their skills. Silicon Graphics has been an ASSEMBLY partner for two years. Sponsors Santa Monica Software provides a key element in the ASSEMBLY's local party network. By supplying high end Cisco routers and switches and hubs, Santa Monica Software ensures the high availability and performance of the ASSEMBLY partynet. Santa Monica Software has been an ASSEMBLY sponsor since 1996. Data Fellows is a leading data security company with a full range of products with such outstanding brands as F-Secure SSH and F-Secure AntiVirus. Data Fellows provides its award-winning antivirus software to all of the participants of the event and its products protect the security of the core of party network. Data Fellows is a long standing sponsor of ASSEMBLY since 1993. Laatumikro is renowned Finnish computer retailer. Laatumikro's quality computers are used throughout the ASSEMBLY '98 organization and all PC, Graphics and Musics competitions are run on these machines. Mikro-Bitti and its web companion MB Net are the leading Finnish computer magazine for the young computer enthusiasts. There isn't a single young Finnish computer hacker who hasn't read Mikro-Bitti. Mikro-Bitti has been an ASSEMBLY sponsor since 1995. Amigator is the sponsor of Amiga demo competition at ASSEMBLY '98. Amigator is supplier of high quality and leading Amiga components. ----------------------------------------------------------------- 10. 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