A small follow up: I consider .werkkzeug3 to be one of the most important tools in the history of the demoscene with many amazing demos done using it. The source code of this tool was released, as of the time of writing this, 11 years ago. Unfortunately, no one really bothered to create binaries from the original source code, thus leaving the way open for anyone not actually related or really caring about the demoscene to circulate versions on the Internet that are modified using hex editors / olly debugger /etc. and may contain code that has malicious intent and can be harmful to any system running them. So here it is: build 426 of 2012 compiled from the original source code repository as farbrausch intended without any additional code or changes. This also means that there is no compatibility support for newer systems other than those it was designed for, so take this into consideration when using it. Finally, a huge thanks to farbrausch for sharing with us their amazing toolset and inspiring us to do our own tools and demo frameworks. :)
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A small follow up: I consider .werkkzeug3 to be one of the most important tools in the history of the demoscene with many amazing demos done using it. The source code of this tool was released, as of the time of writing this, 11 years ago. Unfortunately, no one really bothered to create binaries from the original source code, thus leaving the way open for anyone not actually related or really caring about the demoscene to circulate versions on the Internet that are modified using hex editors / olly debugger /etc. and may contain code that has malicious intent and can be harmful to any system running them. So here it is: build 426 of 2012 compiled from the original source code repository as farbrausch intended without any additional code or changes. This also means that there is no compatibility support for newer systems other than those it was designed for, so take this into consideration when using it. Finally, a huge thanks to farbrausch for sharing with us their amazing toolset and inspiring us to do our own tools and demo frameworks. :)