the Ultimate Meeting >> tUM*o4 - Individual Artist Competitions >> 27.-29.12.2004, Hemsbach, Germany

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individual artist competitions

Music: C64

-	max. running time: will be faded out after 4 minutes
-	has to be delivered as executable file (screen won't be shown)
-	8580(new) or 6581(old) SID supported (tell us which one!)

Music: Tracked Music

-	max. running time: will be faded out after 4 minutes
-	filesize limit: 1.457.664 bytes (as LZH, ZIP or RAR)
-	.MOD/.S3M/.XM/.IT : replayed with XMPlay (native support)
-	.MED/.NST/.STM : replayed with ModPlug Sound System Input Plugin for XMPlay
-	.TFM/.TFMX/.TFX : replayed with Winamp2 TFMX player v1.25 Plugin for XMPlay

Music: MP3/OGG

-	max. running time: will be faded out after 4 minutes
-	hand in as .OGG or .MP3 (lame encoded, please!)
-	you have to provide information which programs you used. This will be shown on the bigscreen!

If you like to participate in the music compos you are not allowed to be registered with a copyright society. This includes (but is not limited to) all member societies of BIEM (take a look at their website for more information).

Please also read the article

"music-encoding" by Maxx/Kolabore

Graphics: C64

-	has to be delivered as executable file
-	no animations, no scans, no conversions allowed

Graphics: Pixeled/Handpainted

-	max. resolution/colordepth: 1024x768/24bit
-	fileformat has to be .TIF/.BMP or most preferred: .PNG
-	handpainted as well was Photoshop art allowed
-	several steps and/or .psd-file with layers of your work has to be provided (will not be spread/shown)
-	third party material used in your picture has to be provided in original state (will not be spread/shown)

Graphics: Raytraced

-	max. resolution/colordepth: 1024x768/24bit
-	fileformat has to be .TIF/.BMP or most preferred: .PNG
-	one pre-rendering (early state) as well as some screenshots of your modelling environment has to be provided
-	pictures created utilizing special plugins are allowed as long as respective information is provided
-	subsequent work with a paint program is allowed, unless too much is manipulated.