My Engine is evolving slowly. Features so far:

• Depth sorting
• Backface culling
• Frustum culling
• Camera movement
• Texture mapping
• ASE Model Importer & Texture Loader
• 2D Sprites
• Dynamic flat lighting

I prepared a little Spacescene Demo. A Mouseclick changes the camerafollow between the two ships. The Mousewheel zooms in or out of the scene. Launch!

My first try with the new AS3 sound classes (SoundMixer.computeSpectrum). This test measures the average sound energy, triggers an event if the energy changes and emits a particle. The particles are 2D particles generated with my 3d Engine: Launch!

I’ve been working on my little 3D Engine in the last weeks. Thanks to Andre Michelle’s great Examples I could manage to get the texture mapping to work and integrated a ASE Parser to load meshes from 3d programs. You can draw onto the texture and see the result in the 3d View: Launch!

After spending a lot time playing around with Plasma Pong I tried to do fluids by myself. I found a Fluid Solver and had just to convert it to C# and add a few Direct X effects. Download not yet available. Watch movie!

First steps with managed C# and DirectX. This is a direct conversion of my F9 Particles Experiment, but a lot faster and with a lot more particles at full screen resolution. Download not yet available. Watch movie!

Baggermatsch! Instructions: Press the button in the top left corner to change the drawing modes. Have fun playing in your sandpit. Launch!

Sources available here.

AS3 particle system. 5000 particles with random motion based on a noisemap (Press any key to view the map) Click to change to another random map. Launch!

Very basic solid 3D engine with 3d click test. Features so far:

• Depth sorting
• Backface culling

Launch!

Back to the good old Amiga demo days… This time in flash. Use your Mousewheel to change the shape. Launch!

Launch!

Just a small test with a few planets attracted by some force. Sit back and watch them draw interesting shapes: Launch!

My version of Conway’s game of life. The lifegame is a small cell-life simulation with these simple rules:

• A cell with 0 or 1 neighbors dies, as if by loneliness.
• A cell with 4 or more neighbors dies, as if by over-population.
• Each cell with 2 or 3 neighbors survives.
• An empty space with 3 neighbors becomes populated.

Click, draw & hit start!

Yikes! How disgusting. mildew all over my site… Hope you can stop the spreading with your mouse: Launch!

You can heat up the lava by moving your mouse over it: Launch!

First steps with Flash 8 Bitmaps: Launch!