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LSDino

Initial Release Date
February 9, 1996 (v0.53)
Color Palette
8/18b
Max Resolution
320x200
License Status
Open Source © Rob Viehland
Codebase
C, x86 Assembly
Platform(s)
MS-DOS, Linux
Author(s)
Rob Viehland (aka Dino)

Description

LSDino produces a wide array of 43 patterns and color cycles them while performing a variety of warps and distortions. Additional patterns can be created by combining the 45 base patterns in various ways either through configuration options or the programs random pattern mode.

Linux version were apparently available, but were not supported in the final 1.0b release due to use of x86 assembly. I've been unable to find any of the prior Linux releases.

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Patterns

Here are samples of each of LSDino's 43 base patterns for reference. Note there are gaps at positions 29 and 33.

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