take a look , my work
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click here get rar file
click here get zip file
This is a demo of my effort of programming game.
It is a 3d game with DirectX.
[Edited by - derek7 on June 6, 2005 8:16:31 AM]
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Quote:Original post by evanofsky
Were you using Frank Luna's book? I am. It's pretty nice, isn't it?
very nice.
I got many from them.
but I try to update his terrain.It use linear interpolation.
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Quote:Original post by deadimp
Direct3D Initialization failed for me :2
Do you use d3d9?
give me detail infomation.
Two things:
a) It's generally considered common courtesy to give some sort of description of what it is that you're asking people to download. Most people (myself included) are a bit weary of running programs without any idea what it's supposed to do.
b) What kind of suggestions are you looking for?
a) It's generally considered common courtesy to give some sort of description of what it is that you're asking people to download. Most people (myself included) are a bit weary of running programs without any idea what it's supposed to do.
b) What kind of suggestions are you looking for?
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Quote:Original post by The Senshi
Two things:
b) What kind of suggestions are you looking for?
anyting about it.:-P
[Edited by - derek7 on June 5, 2005 1:08:22 AM]
Quote:Original post by The Senshi
Two things:
a) It's generally considered common courtesy to give some sort of description of what it is that you're asking people to download. Most people (myself included) are a bit weary of running programs without any idea what it's supposed to do.
b) What kind of suggestions are you looking for?
Especially from people with extremely low ratings. Some people can be grudging assholes.
Quote:Original post by derek7
anyting about it.:-P
it's a good start. And yeah, you can see the bilerp working there :)
Some possible extensions.
1) terrain texturing (multiple layers). detail map.
2) skybox.
3) animation tweening (use two animations).
4) animation speed (make the model walk slower uphill).
5) terrain LOD.
6) Simple inverse kinematics (IK). To avoid the feet of the characters to go through the floor. That is actually quite complex.
Otherwise, keep it up [grin]
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