This is my first entry into the world of blogging. I’ll be posting programming snippets here that I find useful or interesting. Mainly about C/C++, graphics, physics, raytracing, assembly, disassembly, etc. Note: You can subscribe to this blog if you want too.
Physics engine in action
Description: This is an implementation of my physics engine that I developed during my PHY350 class at DigiPen. There are many more features I would like to add to this physics engine, so once I get out of school, expect to see a more advanced engine. Expect integration with my other engine which includes articulated figures, hierarchical based animation system, path following, path finding, Inverse Kinematics, and spring based cloth physics.
Date: 2007
Features:
Platform: PC
Requirements: Windows XP, 512 MB RAM, 1.6 GHz Processor, DirectX 9c, Pixel and Vertex Shaders 2.0
Controls: None
Screen Shots:
 A stack of boxes falling down after being shot with another box |
 A pile of boxes being catapulted into the air. |
 The ragdoll being catapulted into the air. |
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Description:This is a ray tracer that I implemented in one of my CS classes at DigiPen. There are a lot more features I would like to add to this ray tracer to make it faster and have more interesting effects.
Date: 2008
Features:
Platform: PC
Requirements: Windows XP, 512 MB RAM, 1.6 GHz Processor
Controls: None
Screen Shots:
The images rendered below are all rendered with different combinations of anti-aliasing and soft shadows. Can you guess which ones have both?
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