Dear friends,

The demos were uploaded to Acknex Unlimited. Please download them all, test them and then vote the best demo. I have removed all the installers, so you'll only have to run the games.

Get the 13 demos from here: lite-C demos

If you have sent a demo and you don't see it in the list, you have about 48 hours to contact me (the voting will start in 2 days).

What demo should win the first prize? single choice
Worlds Forge by Martin Albrecht Coumont	3%, 3 Votes
Magicscape by Weming Zhi	1%, 1 Votes
Lite-C & Newton by Thomas Oppl	11%, 13 Votes
Leanmaster-2 by Dennis Keil	2%, 2 Votes
GUI editor by Dennis Keil	2%, 2 Votes
Entity viewer by Robert J	4%, 5 Votes
Crusy Rusty Craig by Fred Blair	0%, 0 Votes
Cro Games - Bull's eye by Ivan Mandic	43%, 50 Votes
3D Tetris by Lukas Brozio	7%, 8 Votes
Train simulator by Ivan Mandic	3%, 3 Votes
Visual Level Editor by Alexey Rozhkov	23%, 27 Votes
Material editor by Gordon Tackett	1%, 1 Votes
Street racing by Enrico Willemse	2%, 2 Votes
Total Votes: 117 Voting on this poll ends: 10/05/07 13:00

Visual Level Editor by Alexey Rozhkov IS GOOD!
Good luck Alexey!!!
P.S. Bce 1olocyeM 3a Jlewy!

I don't know why but the 7-zip not support that zip files
you using a newest version of winzip?

edit: I update 7-zip to version 4.55 beta and if works.

You've caught me! I have copied / pasted some text from the previous contest

Hmmm...it's difficult to decide which is the best.
They all very different types of games...simulation, shaders, helper tools etc.

But I think that most of the games are beta...you can sometimes only see the idea....

However, testing some games/applications of other users is always interesting.
You can learn very much.....

Well, good luck everybody!

I'm not sure if I can use code from games that people wrote for the AUM contest in my own games. For example, the train simulator written by Ivan Mandic has a train running on a track and I want to write my own train simulator.

I'm not sure if I missed something, but I was running through the demo's when I came to the leanmaster thing. I don't see anything other than 1 .exe file, and 2 .txt files, no code or anything, last time I checked, if you don't offer anything to learn from (the point of the contests) that was grounds for disqualification. The author should check this though.

It would have been a winner hands down if Newton Physics had implemented the Ragdoll, Player and Car examples along in it. But still, I find it to be a strong winner in this race. Nice use of Lite-C and an example of how to incorporate an externel dll into your code seamlessly.