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From: PFREY%drew.bitnet@pucc.princeton.edu
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.misc
Subject: Do *I* have the Walker Demo???
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Date: 21 Apr 91 08:58:06 GMT
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I read one of the many walker I & II messages, and thought to myself, "Maybe
*I* might have this walker demo they talk highly of...just under a different
name..???"

In it, is a raytraced image of a figure similar to a child's glossy painted
wood toy.  It 'walks' as if going from the left to the right of my screen,
though it actually never moves from the center of the screen.  The background
is black, and his feet are reflected upon the floor.  To further increment
the effect of induced and apparent movement of the figure, a name, presumably
that of the programmer, flashes by in white lettering: "Steve Siegal" or
an equivalent, as it is hard to make out the last letters of his last name.

On my PD disk, it is called 'Happy.anim.'

Is this indeed, in fact the Walker I (classic) or the Walker II (priveleged
and rare) demo?

Or is it an undiscovered demo?

                                                - PFREY@DREW.BITNET