                          M A D C O W  3 D  D E M O
                        
This version of mad3d is a general OpenGL version that requires hardware
with full OpenGL drivers.  The portal effect has only been externally
tested because none of the core team has such hardware.  However, successful
test have been reported on the following chipsets:

        i750
        Riva128
        v2x00
        Permedia2
        FireGL

About the contributers:

*Anthony Cowley is a full time engineering student at the University of
Pennsylvania.  He programmed mad3d in his spare time over the past 6 months.
In that time he also created unreleased Quake1 modifications for the Terra219
Quake1 TC include advanced model effects and radiosity based colored lighting
in software rendering.  After his Quake1 work, he released 2 3Dfx WinAmp
plugins which can be found on his web page.  All inquiries about mad3d
should be directed to him.

URL: http://madcow.telefragged.com
email: acowley@seas.upenn.edu



*Eric Cherry is an experienced Photoshop guru.  His current work, including
his popular WinAmp skins, can be found on his web page.

URL: http://artofsin.telefragged.com
email: ejcherry@telefragged.com



*Jer Sypult is an accomplished musician whose credits boast a track on
the Quake2 soundtrack.  He is currently working on his project called
"G0D5G1F7" (pronounced Gods Gift).  He has a selection of his music available
on his web page.  Jer is a skilled guitar player, drummer, vocalist, and
tracker.

URL: http://mall.lnd.com/G0D5G1F7
email: js@lnd.com



Additional Thanks:

        Adnan "BBC-Skewbone" Zafar (skew@telefragged.com)
                3Dfx tester for mad3d
        Cody "Thunderfury" Pisto (cpisto@flash.net)
                Senior hardware compatibility tester for mad3d
        Jon "astonish" Wade (jon@magma.ca)
                Windows programming guru
        David "NPherno" Eaton (npherno@brutality.com)
                Windows programming guru

        I would also like to thank David Bucciarelli and the entire
        Mesa mailing list for all their help.  Lastly, and certainly not
        leastly, the regulars on 3DNet #quake for all their incredible
        support and testing help.

        One last shoutout to Telefragged (http://www.telefragged.com) for
        their generous web hosting services for mad3d.
