Try My first "3DEngine" =)

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10 comments, last by Metus 22 years, 8 months ago
I've been playing around with OpenGL for some days now and finished some (that I think ) very impressive steps =) http://www22.brinkster.com/wixner/glengine.zip Read the ReadMe for keys =) Edited by - Metus on August 5, 2001 8:42:48 AM
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not bad, my only complaint is that the keys didn''t work on my system so I had to bust out good ole'' control-alt-delete.



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None of the Keys. or only the Quit Key? (ALT+Q)
Well, It''s just a temporary solution with the ALT+[Key], Now I''ll try to open a Menu via the [TAB]-key where to toggle modes and see the FPS Calculator.. =)
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I checked out your 3D Engine. Not bad. It is certainly a good start. The "sphere" option didn''t seem to work for me. Also, there is an issue when you press a key combination that it goes really fast. Meaning, I press Alt + G to generate a new land and it looks like the landscape is jumping all around. I didn''t see anything that reported frame per second. Anyways, nice start. By the way, the ALT + Q did work for me. As did every other key. Just not ALT + S.
The demo looks good, I initially thought that the keys wouldn''t work on my system. The problem is that Alt+key requires you to press Alt+Shift+key as the keys are in Capitals.



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Ok, I''ve updated the Demo, Now with full 3D Movement Support =)
The Keys Are Moved to the Numeric Keypad [0, 1, 2, 3, Enter]

The only reason why everything''s going to fast is that no Timing is implemented...no FPS Calculations either

Anyway, the Updated demo is:
http://www22.brinkster.com/wixner/glengine.zip
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Metus, I wrote a little movement routine a while back that lets you move in the quake3 ghost mode style. I couldn''t get the camera to look up or down with the mouse in your demo so I thought you might want to look at the way I do it. It took me a while to figure out how to make it work perfectly so if you don''t already have that working and you want to save some time I''ll send it to you.
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Sure, I''ll take a look at it, but ghost mode, isn''t that where you can travle at the Y-Axis as well? like "fly-mode"??

you can mail it to Wixner@Hotmail.com
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Yeah you can travel in the y axis. Its good for examining the scene from any point of view. You can disable it easily.

http://members.home.net/gradyfield/moving.zip
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Wow, very impressive for your first. Im also a newbie to OpenGL (newer then you) and im wondering, how did you make the landscape?

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