Field-FX

Field-FX
Description	A Demoparty in a tent
Contact	User:TôBach
Web Site	https://field-fx.party/
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A Demoparty[1] in a tent. Showcasing what the Demoscene is about and what a Demoparty is to a wider audience.

In addition to this wiki page, up to date info about FieldFX and compos can be found at: https://field-fx.party/

Demoscene

demoscene, a digital frontier arts subculture.

We're throwing a demoparty, and everyone at EMF Camp is invited to watch, to make entries, and to have a great time.

There's a saying on the scene, "the real party is outside." Well it doesn't get any more outside than this!

Our goal is to bring the spirit of the demoscene to more people, and to encourage creativity.

We hope you will join us!

Visitors

Feel free to add yourself to this list by editing this wiki page if you are planning on visiting and/or participating in the compos! Please mark yourself in the ⛺ column if you also plan on camping in our village. Field-FX organizers have been highlighted in bold

🌎	Handle	Group	DECT	⛺
🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿	Enfys	SLP^RiFT^Poo-Brain^TUHB^FTG	6502	✅
🇬🇧	reality404	PooBrain^RBBS		✅
🇬🇧	RaccoonViolet	Slipstream^FTG^SVatG	7222	✅
🇬🇧	Aldroid	Slipstream		✅
🇬🇧	Crypt	Slipstream	2798	❎
🇬🇧	Stormcaller	Slipstream	5432	✅
🇬🇧	Gasman	H-Prg^Wavesitter^Slipstream
🇬🇧	jtruk	RiFT
	doop		3667
	Zooleika
	Yaxu

Schedule

Subject to change, see the EMF Camp website for the full EMF schedule and the Field-FX website for the demoparty schedule

Friday

10:00 to 11:00	Morning Demoscene Watchalong
12:00 to 13:00	Game Jam
13:30 to 15:30	Pysanka - Ukrainian Easter egg decorating
16:30 to 17:30	Learn to VJ using TouchDesigner
18:00 to 19:00	Bytejam and demoscene chill
20:00 to 23:00	Karaoke: Friday Night

Saturday

10:00 to 12:30	Humble Data Workshop
13:00 to 14:00	The Demoscene Primer: Making Pretty Animations with Code
17:00 to 20:00	Field-FX Demoparty
23:00 to 00:00	Funki Porcini - The Laserium

Sunday

11:00 to 11:30	Introduction to leatherwork
12:00 to 14:00	Game Jam Show and Tell
14:30 to 15:30	Art with character(s): Make your own ASCII art with Python

Compos

Demo	The central focus of the demoscene, an extravaganza of executable animation and audio, it's the demo compo. We accept entries for newschool platforms (that is, desktop computers, web, etc.) as well as oldschool (8 and 16-bit home computers and consoles), and fantasy consoles such as TIC-80 and Pico-8. Sizecoded entries are welcome too.
Music	If it makes sound you can enter it.
Graphics	If it can be displayed on a projector screen and it doesn't move, it'sgraphics. From photography to executable graphics, Blender to weaving.
Teletext	As count Count Binface once said: bring back teletext! We recommend using edit.tf for this
Wild	Anything goes. Videos, animation, strange hardware, etc
Badge	This is a hacker camp, so let's do something with a hacker camp vibe! Anyone who's seen an EMF Camp badge knows its potential. But maybe you have an Arduino, or a MicroBIT, sitting around waiting to be used creatively? Now is your chance to make a demo for a new platform!
Young-FX	15 or younger and want to get creative? We have a special category for you! Scratch demos, animations, music, photography, whatever you shine at.

These competitions are quite broad because this is only a small party, but if a particular sub-category is very popular, we may (with the consent of the entrants) split the competition to make it fairer. For instance oldschool vs newschool or sizecoded vs full-size. All entries will be loved, respected, and cheered!

Compo Rules

General rules

• Only submit your own work, solo or as part of a collaboration.
• Compo entries must not have been released before. Previously released content is fine so long as the work as a whole is substantially new.
• No purely AI generated graphics or music, either as a single submission or as a scene in a demo.
• For anything more complex than a simple image or audio file, we recommend you include a text file (sceners still use the .nfo file extension for some bizarre reason) containing any additional information or licensing.
• Runtime for any executable, wild or badge entry must not exceed ten minutes. If it does, it may be cut off after that time.
• Play time for any music entry must not exceed five minutes. If it does, it had better be a banger.

Technical Requirements

• All executable entries need to provide the binaries required to run it on the target platform, short instructions (or a link) how to do so, and also a video capture of the production. We will check, within reason, that demos run as expected, but a video capture will ensure that your prod is shown on the screen at the party in the way that you expect it to be. If you need help with this, get in touch.

Rights and Responsibilities

• Read and follow the code of conduct. You know it makes sense.
• We can refuse to show any entry for any reason. But we do want to show your entry, so read and follow the code of conduct.
• You give us permission to play your entry at the party.
• You give us permission to upload your entry to scene.org. If you wish for any additional information to be included alongside your upload, put it in the zip.

Workshops

Game Jam

This will be a 48 hour game jam with the theme announced and teams registered in a short sign-up session at the start and an optional show and tell at the end. A website will be created to showcase entries. Both digital and physical games can be entered. There will be support if it's needed over the course of the jam. There will be a modifier list if participants are looking for an extra challenge.

Pysanka - Ukrainian Easter egg decorating

A workshop in Ukrainian ages-old techniques of Easter egg decoration. Children are welcome but the techniques are challenging so grownup assistance would be required.

Karaoke

Karaoke returns to EMF!

We aim to keep the first hour family friendly.

Humble Data Workshop

Are you eager to embark on a tech career but unsure where to start? Are you curious about data science? Taking the first steps in this area is hard, but you don’t have to do it alone. Join our workshop for complete beginners and get started in Python data science - even if you’ve never written a single line of code!

Introduction to leatherwork

This workshop is an absolute beginner’s guide to leatherwork, covering the things that I wish I had known when I was first starting. I intend for this workshop to be useful to people who have never worked with leather before and would like to learn the skills needed to start making or repairing leather goods.

Game Jam Show and Tell

The closing ceremony for the game jam. Teams will be given the opportunity to showcase their games if they would like to do so. There will also be the opportunity for play-testing and feedback.

Art with character(s): Make your own ASCII art with Python

Come along to this workshop for a short talk about what ASCII art is and its history, an interactive tutorial of how you can use Python and Pillow to take images from the internet and your webcam and turn them into ASCII art, and an opportunity to show off your new skills by building something cool.

Learn to VJ using TouchDesigner

Video manipulation during a music event is a daunting task. During this workshop you can learn how to set up a basic visually interesting program that reacts to the music being played. We'll explore several techniques including noise and video manipulation.

The Demoscene Primer: Making Pretty Animations with Code

We'll explore the Demoscene, a digital art subculture focused on creating audiovisual effects to entertain and impress, using TIC-80, a free and joyful 'virtual console'.

Byte Jam & Shader Jam

Information about jam session(s) will be listed here soon.

If you are interested in jamming with us, please leave a link to your profile/contact info below.

• jtruk
• doop
• TôBach