Random "work in progress" shots
category: general [glöplog]
Haujobb Amiga demosys2015 in action while building Last Train to Danzig:
Lovely timestamp table!!!:)
OMG, it is tomkh again!!! :)
goblinish: hm. sum is the digit-position you want from the rule number (after its converted to base 3). what picture do you get?
noname: still better than my code :]
...so what was this tool name again, GNU Rocket?
...so what was this tool name again, GNU Rocket?
Yeah, heard about it. Might give it a try to see if it is any good.
jesus, branch. that looks good. I like the noise, unfortunately I think it makes a shitload of aliasing during movement?
nope.
I've just uploaded to my website some shots and videos from my old 64kb intros, to prevent them to get lost somewhere on my hdd :)
KTexGen: texture editor
KSynth: realtime software synthetizer
3DStudio Max Tools: tools for export 3d geometry
64Kb Intro editor
KTexGen: texture editor
KSynth: realtime software synthetizer
3DStudio Max Tools: tools for export 3d geometry
64Kb Intro editor
Kile : The world needs an utltimate stravaganza prod !!!
Nytrik I believe that too! I need to convince the rest :D It could be quite useful to have superstar like you helping on that :P
Here are some development shots from Faux Processing
Autodither tests:
Placeholder credits screen by me before Zana drawn one:
Early prototype of the giant light effect:
Early version of the demo's logo:
A placeholder scene for unfinished scenes:
Yes, the cube spins around.
And here's the second version of the placeholder scene:
The text behind the bunny is a scroller that says "WORK IN PROGRESS, SO HERE'S A BUNNY".
Autodither tests:
Placeholder credits screen by me before Zana drawn one:
Early prototype of the giant light effect:
Early version of the demo's logo:
A placeholder scene for unfinished scenes:
Yes, the cube spins around.
And here's the second version of the placeholder scene:
The text behind the bunny is a scroller that says "WORK IN PROGRESS, SO HERE'S A BUNNY".
@pandur I really like your interface, what is it?
I found out that it takes 17 (or 19) years for the subconscious to process an obscure object (eg a wheel) and allow the imagination to separate something from the original obscure object... based on the fact that the earth was created in 6 days and there are 365 days a year I calculated that the number of creation of the universe is:
102
102
Hybrid rendering: polygon rasterizer + ray-marching + shadow maps. Runs 60+fps.
@maali
looks like licorice..now i want some licorice..i wish i had licorice..
i would eat the blue and black one first.
looks like licorice..now i want some licorice..i wish i had licorice..
i would eat the blue and black one first.
Maali: R-Type just called! It wants the boss of stage 2 back :)
@abductee: that's one fancy BRDF. :)
