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Some recent random rendering experiments:

Reproducing a certain effect from a certain numbered demo...


And some fun with ray tracing and edge detection.

nice ones zavie!

Thank you mog. :)
Here is another one, with a post-processing test:

some retro simd-heavy swrender democoding, just started.

pfft, directories are always 4096 bytes :P

in other news:

something something sw rendering

platform Amiga 500

lets try that again with a better link

wbc\\bz7: this looks great!

awesome shaders

gonna take everyone's FM candy

64 bytes 3D Starfield for DOS (wip)

i know, with that size limit it's hard, but it looks very underwhelming so far ...

SCA you back on Amiga?

@Legend: in my spare time, i've been getting back into assembler on amiga over the last couple of years. So kinda back, but there might not be a release any time soon, as i'm just slowly relearning the stuff.
The effect in the screenshot have taken me about 2 years on/off, just to get to this stage :D, but atleast it's running fullscreen 50fps at this point.

Oops. Take two.

here's your new wallpaper ;)

This is what Marcellus Wallace looks like :)

raer: nice :D

It is absolutely gorgeous.

SCA: Great! :)
Alopex: Wow that looks really awesome

@maeln

thank you :)

if you are interested how It is done:

Basically it is a technique that was used on the latest Alien Movies.
(google for gutalin / the art of gutalin)

I used a clever way to lay out uv coordinates on a 3d model I made in zbrush.
then a displacement map is applied which provides all these fine greeble details.

The model has a poly count of about 100 million polys.

Now I´m working on some new workflow. Due to the fact that zbrush has no problem displaying such a high poly count - and now has a true perspective camera. I make a camera movement around the model. put these photos into a photogrammetric 3d scan software and try to reconstruct it all to a very low poly model with a single diffuse texture. like projection mapping. let's see what happens.

greetings, Cosmic