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particle effects

Started by kudi Oct 27, 2000 at 6:20 AM 5 replies 250+ views
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kudi
kudi
Hello, where can I find a tutorial about particle-effects?
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ramses
ramses
kudi, you can find nice particle demos at nehe.gamedev.net
i really enjoyed particlesim and particle playground (you can download sources for this one). and NeHe tutorials are quite good too ...
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kudi
kudi
Sorry, it was my fault. I use DirectX for my engine, not OpenGL, but thanks for the information ramses.
The problem of Object Oriented Programming:Everybody tells you how to use his classes, but nobody how not to do it !
Mezz
Mezz
Then you may want to check out Witchlord''s site, I think that has a particle demo in Direct3D.
Also, there are a couple of articles on gamasutra about particles too, which aren''t to difficult to find if you look.

Finally, you probably should check out the stuff on NeHe''s site because particle basics are the pretty much the same no matter which API you use to get them on the screen.

hope you get a good system running,

-Mezz
Etnu
Etnu
There are some particle demos in the dx sdk.

One particularly nice one under the d3dx samples.
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real_man
real_man
There is an awesome particle demo in the SDK that does reflections, gravity, and particles.
tployaert
tployaert
go to www.mr-gamemaker.com, there is a good tutorial (among many others)

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