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From: phobe@milton.u.washington.edu (Walt Cummings)
Newsgroups: sci.virtual-worlds
Subject: Re: Video -> Computer projection
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Date: 16 Mar 90 04:52:25 GMT
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Summary: Similar software and used as..
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There is a program called Mandala made for the Amiga computer which
analyzez a vid signal as a control mechanism. The program itself came
with a art-type program which allowed the person to make symmetrical
designs based on his/her picture.

Although the company which made Mandala is now out of business, 
Nickolodeon uses the program and an Amiga in a new live video game
they've made, where the contestant jumps around and tries to squash
video bugs....