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Started by Jesper T Dec 27, 2001 at 2:15 PM 12 replies 450+ views
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Jesper T
Jesper T
Howdy, just made a terrain engine with a enormously large terrain in it, take a look. Unzip the files into any directory and run the exe (arrows to move around, plus 'x' and 'y' for tilting and spinning and F2 for window/fullscreen toggeling) Screenshot! [edit] I forgot to mention, use shift to invert the 'x' and 'y' keys function, and you probably have to enter windowed mode to take screenshots if you wanna do that (with the print screen key) Edited by - Jesper T on December 27, 2001 7:48:15 PM
Bezzant
Bezzant
quote:
Original post by Arion

Very nice !!

I actually got dizzy going over one of your taller hills.

Guy Johnston


indeed, however, i only got dizzy one i turned the view upside down (with the ''x'' key)

very good.

whos face is that in the renamed bmp? im curious.

monkeyman
monkeyman
Cool!

"Like all good things, it starts with a monkey.."
"Like all good things, it starts with a monkey.."
Pouya
Pouya
quote:
Original post by Jesper T


NO!

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Jesper T
Jesper T
Hahah thanks, there is a secret hidden in it somewhere

pouya: My signature is a joke unless you are a beutiful girl.

[edit]
Bezzant: dammit you wasent supposed to notice that bmp
anyway, I'm not sure who it is.




Edited by - Jesper T on December 27, 2001 6:44:59 PM
Hase
Hase
nice
Drizzt DoUrden
Drizzt DoUrden
After using it for about 20 seconds, my computer freezes. But I don''t think it is your program, because that happened with games from the GDNet showcase, too. I just got new hardware and something is wrong.

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Jesper T
Jesper T
Thats very strange, if anyone encounters a problem with it be sure to tell me.

The framework should be very stable though so it probably your computer as you say.

If you havent already, try dling the latest drivers for your graphics card etc..
JonnyQuest
JonnyQuest
or check if the fan on your graphics card is working...

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Tweedledeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
~phil
Pouya
Pouya
quote:
Original post by Jesper T
pouya: My signature is a joke unless you are a beutiful girl.


No, I''m not a beautiful girl and I''m offended. I demand that you remove that picture and anything related to it and also all the hair on your back in 48 hours. Otherwise I will take legal action against you, and I''m warning you, this is not a joke, you WILL be sorry

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mse61
mse61
Not bad. Ran fine once I used the right resolution. My monitor won''t support 1600x1200...

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Jesper T
Jesper T
Ah ok, I wanted to make a single menu where you could choose the right resolution and depth, but my windows programming skillz r not so 1337, I only know how to do popups so it kinda sucks at that.

The screenres shouldnt have much to say for the preformance though (as long as your system supports it) cuz the main stress is on the CPU and its the same for every res.

Ive though of another way to make a landscape engine, much faster but not infinetly large like this one, so keep yer eyes up hehehe I''m just wondering how much RAM its worth using to make the landscape consistent once its created.. I only need a few control points for fairly large areas so it can be pretty damn large..hmm..


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