syn's d3???

[Z!re]

Not to diss your code in any way syn9, but it is texture lightning, right?

As in, it's not "real" lightning, only different textures simulating lightning.. or do I read it wrong?


It does look very good though, no doubt about it




And realtime shading is way to slow for QB

[KiZ]

Heh, I forgot how good that demo was, syn9 Even if it does crash...

very nice.

[relsoft]

Not to diss your code in any way syn9, but it is texture lightning, right?

As in, it's not "real" lightning, only different textures simulating lightning.. or do I read it wrong?


It does look very good though, no doubt about it




And realtime shading is way to slow for QB

The lights are stored in a lightmap. Basically multiple shaded textures.

[BastetFurry]

Problems here:

Code:

STOP in line 0 of module D3       at address 06E1:0068

Hit any key to return to system

I have:
AMD-K7 3000+
512 MB-Ram
GeForce 3 (Bottleneck of the system )
Windows XP SP1

It runs in DosBOX, but with a frames per minute(!) based drawing.
So, my system should have enough power to run it at minimum 60 fps, but why and what means that error?

[KiZ]

Problems here:

Code:

STOP in line 0 of module D3       at address 06E1:0068

Hit any key to return to system

I have:
AMD-K7 3000+
512 MB-Ram
GeForce 3 (Bottleneck of the system )
Windows XP SP1

It runs in DosBOX, but with a frames per minute(!) based drawing.
So, my system should have enough power to run it at minimum 60 fps, but why and what means that error?

That error is caused by FFIX (I get it too). For some reason FFIX doesnt like running alongside certain programs on certain computers. Try running the actual .exe. It should run pretty fast then.

[Plasma]

It's not caused by FFIX. It's the program bombing out because you don't have any EMS. (Check the source )

[KiZ]

Oops! I guess it is caused by the batch file not running the exe's pif file?
Does that mean you have to set the EMS memory in the Batch file's pif?

[Diroga]

it looks nice. a bit blocky and dark.

[xteraco]

WOW!!! it does crash sometimes..but its totally awesome!!! thnx for the link :bounce:

[syn9]

thanks,

it is prerendered light maps. there are about 9 lights i believe, the scene is rendered from each light and does bump mapping on each texture, then adds the color information from the light to the lightmap, this goes on for every texture for every light, this allows accurate casting of complex shadows and multiple light-sourced bumpmapping. the scene was created with a map editor that i made, which includes the lightmapping system