Dear friends,

The 19 demos are uploaded to Acknex Unlimited (AU demo page). Despite the file size limitation, we have got several impressive entries so please take your time to download, test and rate them.

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
3D Tetris v2 by Lukas Brozio	6%, 4 Votes
5Mb Robot by Sidney Just	5%, 3 Votes
Battle system by Vadim	3%, 2 Votes
Bunny Defender by Jos van Egmond	2%, 1 Votes
C_cube by Frank Jordi	6%, 4 Votes
Duck Hunter by Bad Apple	3%, 2 Votes
Fishy by Emrecan Cubukcu	15%, 9 Votes
Flight by Steven Vaughn	0%, 0 Votes
Pan by Rojart	2%, 1 Votes
Physics constraints editor by by Glushkov Sergei	8%, 5 Votes
Reactive airplane 30A by Nguyen Anh Kiet	2%, 1 Votes
Reactive airplane 30B by Nguyen Anh Kiet	0%, 0 Votes
Room by Sornum Kabilen Kadirvelen	0%, 0 Votes
Sizener by Maurits Meeusen	3%, 2 Votes
SoftParticles and RelaxedConeMapping by Hummel	3%, 2 Votes
Splotch you the way by Bennet Seibt	3%, 2 Votes
Tower Defence by Benjamin Schlosser	0%, 0 Votes
Worldsforge 1.1 by Redphoenix	5%, 3 Votes
Lite-C and Newton 2.17 by Vasilenko Vitaliy	34%, 21 Votes
Total Votes: 62 Voting on this poll ends: 11/30/08 12:00

I like "Splotch You the Way".. It would be even cooler if it was inverted (start out in the level with black and darkness, and use 'glow-in-the-dark' paintballs and paintball gun to illuminate the world around.

If size is the limitation in this contest, good ideas will be making the difference. I think these demos do not have those interesting ideas except Splotch the way, which is EXACTLY same as the swan project ; http://iandallas.com/games/swan/

I prefer entires WITH sourcecodes (to learn from) and already have a favorite... (but there are some genius entires what makes it hard to decide finally)

You are voting for interesting ideas or for usefull content?
Of course, i'd vote for "Lite-C and Newton 2.17" plugin

What disappoints me from a learning point of view is, that the only games with code included are the ones submitted with the free version of Lite-C.

Drac.

Oh, I didn't knew about this swan project. Why didn't splotch mentioned that it's based off of swan?

Do you need source codes? Why not just ask the author of the game .

For the last time *g*

i already said, that i have the idea from the swan project
i already explained it there
http://www.coniserver.net/ubb7/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=235048&page=4
and there
http://www.coniserver.net/ubb7/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=236857#Post236857

Oh, sorry *g* my bad.

i'd give my vote to "Physics Constraints Editor" and "Lite-c & Newton" but as i need to decide for just one of 'em i'll vote for VeT's "Lite-c & Newton" - great and really useful stuff

btw, most of them, if not all of them, are great entries