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fuzinavl Official Sponsor Joined: 06 October 2004 Posts: 287 |
17 April 2005 17:18 (UK time)
--> <A HREF="http://fuzinavl.tripod.com/downloads.html">DOWNLOAD shrouder demo</A> <-- --> <A HREF="http://fuzinavl.tripod.com/downloads.html">DOWNLOAD utility functions</A> <-- polygon_force_CW(*verts,num_verts); code is unoptimized but produces correct results Edited: 20 April 2005 14:22 You need to login to create posts in this thread. |
mike323 Posts: 745 |
17 April 2005 21:39 (UK time)
Oh kool, nice job You need to login to create posts in this thread. |
fuzinavl Official Sponsor Joined: 06 October 2004 Posts: 287 |
19 April 2005 16:42 (UK time)
Bug fixed. The problem was in the example program, not Crappylos itself. I created a video bitmap instead of a system bitmap. Example program purdyfied to 640x480 high color Edited: 19 April 2005 16:44 You need to login to create posts in this thread. |
James Bunting Posts: 1308 |
21 April 2005 11:03 (UK time)
lol. This looks nice, pretty easy to use too. I will link to this thread from my todo list. I am starting to have future ideas about dynamic lighting... You need to login to create posts in this thread. |
fuzinavl Official Sponsor Joined: 06 October 2004 Posts: 287 |
21 April 2005 13:56 (UK time)
well, --> <A HREF="http://fuzinavl.tripod.com/monolos.rtf"> monolos </A> <-- will be in C++ because I like using stl's {list} and {vector} I wonder if hardware alpha blending would be the way to go. I could support colored lighting, and blacking out areas could use black and transparent hardware blits, and hardware black triangle fans. Pixel shaders are available only on new, expensive video cards. next meteor version. I think crappylos will have to do for now. Edited: 21 April 2005 13:57 You need to login to create posts in this thread. |
fuzinavl Official Sponsor Joined: 06 October 2004 Posts: 287 |
08 May 2005 18:08 (UK time)
I've decided to use AllegroGL for the next version. features: colored glass: 1-way, 2-way colored lights - cone, ellipse, circle multiple allied points of view are combined shining colored lights through multiple layers of colored glass should produce correct results. Pseudocode complete up to this point. Other than a church, I don't know were you'd need this. Last feature to be added to pseudocode: Roof/Treetop drawing - visible area portions are to be "cut out". Maybe a stencil buffer would work. I need to find out more... Edited: 08 May 2005 18:16 You need to login to create posts in this thread. |
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