Yup, I loved Delta Force 2''s engine. (best thing though was shooting a guy in the arse or groin with the sniper rifle and watch him either 1 - grab his arse and jump around, or 2 - grab his groin and buckle forward)
Well anyway, I rigged up a small sample program of my little engine so you can see the four different modes and the real time lighting.
http://members.optushome.com.au/jlferryLink is on the bottom of the page. It is 603kb.
All features are mouse driven with the mouse movement, left button, right button and scroll wheel (sorry if you don''t have one - it controls the zooming and the "closeness" of the lights only though - I will add in keys for it if I upload another one)
The only functions to be mapped to the keyboard are as follows:
Escape can be used to exit, and F1 to toggle the edit panel
insert to add lights,delete to delete them. f5 to f8 to switch between the four modes. you can also use 1 to 9 to select a light from 1 to 9
The model is a solid 64x64x64 sphere. 6 lights by default.
Maximum lights are set at 30 (can''t fit any more on the edit display without changing the size of it). New lights default to .5r .5g .5b and normal atmospheric reflection, at location 1,1,1. To add one of these lights, click add (cross) or hit insert
To delete a light, click the minus sign (the minus sign) or hit delete. Then click on the question mark next to the light (was a switch, changes to a question mark when deleting). If you wish to cancel the delete, hit the minus sign (now a cross) or hit delete again.
To select a light, hit 1 to 9 or just click on the colour of it on the right.
To turn a light on and off, click the switch next to the light.
To unselect a light, just click on it again (or press its number). When no lights are selected, the model is selected.
To select a voxel drawing mode, click on one of the four images of the model or hit f5 to f8.
To change the colour or the atmospheric reflection(if a light is selected) or reflective diffusion (no lightis seclected) drag/click on the four bars at the top. red green blue are the colours, white is the atmospheric reflection and the reflective diffuision one.
To minimise/maximise the colour editor, click on the icon second from the right on the bottom (line or box) or hit F1. To exit, hit the bottom right icon ( a cross) or hit escape.
if no lights are selected hold right button down and move the mouse or the scroll wheel to rotate/move the display
if a light is selected and you have the right button down, it will move the light around when you move the mouse or the scroll wheel.
Have fun.
PS - I think that wall image was from the demo of a Rainbow Six game or possible counter strike or the new TFC maps. I forgot where.
Beer - the love catalyst
) i have an old voxel landscape engine, you can see a little screen shot of it in :
