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Would DirectX have anything to do with your 3d engine Humus? NT 4.0 only has DirectX 3.0Quote:
Originally posted by Humus:
I have no idea whether it should run under NT 4.0, but obviously it doesn't. I'll look over that issue.
Access violation ... sound like a null pointer error. Perhaps your card doesn't support multitexturing in NT so the function pointer is null ...
The graphics card is an ATI 3D Rage Pro AGP2x with 4MB, embedded onto a shitty compaq mobo. Stupid I didn't think of it, but THAT is probably the problem, not your engine.Quote:
Originally posted by Humus:
I have no idea whether it should run under NT 4.0, but obviously it doesn't. I'll look over that issue.
Access violation ... sound like a null pointer error. Perhaps your card doesn't support multitexturing in NT so the function pointer is null ...
Here's a stupid question. How do you capture the screen in something like that? I hit print screen, and man, did it come out lookin' freaky!
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Originally posted by Humus:
Hi guys!
I've been working on an 3dengine for a while now and I want to check if it runs on other hardware than my own. It should work on Radeon/GeForce1/GeForce2/MX etc. On ealier cards than that it wont run and not on V5 either because of the lack of DOT3 bumpmapping.
Get it here: http://www.geocities.com/SiliconVall...e/9070/3d.html
Plz tell me whether it runs or not and what hardware you have (CPU & graphic card).
Also, I'd like to know what the fps is. Make sure you press Enter to get to the default position before reading the fps in upper left corner. I fear it'll run a little faster on GeForce2 card than on Radeons since HyperZ will be completely inactive (I use no Zbuffering at all).
What progs did you use to create this humus?
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Happiness is...
- P3-800 o/c to 896
- GeForce 2 MX
- SB mp3 5.1
- Klipsch ProMedias 2.400
- 30 gigger
- Viewsonic 19"
Alrighty Humus, FPS now works for me as well.
FPS is pinned at 105fps in the 'enter' position. When I look around it goes from 114 --> 135ish.
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P3-550e@733Mhz
256MB PC-133 CL3 RAM
Elsa Gladiac GeForce2 GTS
40+ Gig's of combined HD
CD-RW 8/4/32X
DVD w/ Hollywood RealMagic DVD Decoder
19" MAG DJ800 monitor
Tornado 1000 case
**Win2k Prof / Win2k Adv Server / Whistler Beta-1 Build 2296**
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runs fine. win98se
abit kt7 raid, 256ram, geforce 2 gts 64meg, PCI live 5.1, kenwood true-x 72x cd-rom, 2x creative encore dvd rom
let me know when u make a game or something https://www.sharkyforums.com/images/.../2005/06/5.gif
i wanna beta test it.. it looks perty https://www.sharkyforums.com/images/.../2005/06/5.gif
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Sure: how do I take screenshots?
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No, DirectKex is not involved in my engine in anyway and I certainly want to keep it that way as long as I can.Quote:
Originally posted by Grizzly:
Would DirectX have anything to do with your 3d engine Humus? NT 4.0 only has DirectX 3.0
Well, that explains it https://www.sharkyforums.com/images/.../2005/06/5.gifQuote:
Originally posted by Angelus:
The graphics card is an ATI 3D Rage Pro AGP2x with 4MB, embedded onto a shitty compaq mobo. Stupid I didn't think of it, but THAT is probably the problem, not your engine.
Well, I haven't implemented my own screen capturer (shouldn't be too hard either), so printscreen it the only way. If that doesn't work you may need to update a driver or something. You could try the Alt-PrintScreen combination too ... might work if you're lucky.Quote:
Originally posted by James:
Here's a stupid question. How do you capture the screen in something like that? I hit print screen, and man, did it come out lookin' freaky!
Visual C++ 6.0 and OpenGL for the graphics.Quote:
Originally posted by Klashe:
What progs did you use to create this humus?
Are there any website you can direct me to that would help me design something as *** kicking as this?Quote:
Originally posted by Humus:
Visual C++ 6.0 and OpenGL for the graphics.
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I've been talking a lot about writing a game together with a friend of mine. He has a lot of ideas about story and such. I haven't met him yet after xmas but we have planned to start working a little on the first design of it sometime after xmas, so when I meet him again soon we'll probably start to work on it. How long it takes before we have a working game I cannot say, but if everything turns out right we might have something to show in the summer. If we are lucky we might end up with something that could be made into a commercial product. With my recent progress in graphics it feels like it shouldn't be impossible ... time will tell ...Quote:
Originally posted by CaTaLyST:
runs fine. win98se
abit kt7 raid, 256ram, geforce 2 gts 64meg, PCI live 5.1, kenwood true-x 72x cd-rom, 2x creative encore dvd rom
let me know when u make a game or something https://www.sharkyforums.com/images/.../2005/06/5.gif
i wanna beta test it.. it looks perty https://www.sharkyforums.com/images/.../2005/06/5.gif
I highly recommend www.opengl.org , they have one of the most friendly developer forum on the net. Some of the frequent contributors are actually driver writers from nVidia and ATi (especially mcraighead from nVidia, who contributes on a daily basis there), so you can get information from very competent sources there.Quote:
Originally posted by Klashe:
Are there any website you can direct me to that would help me design something as *** kicking as this?
If you know C/C++ you should be able to learn basic OpenGL rendering such as colors/texturing in a week or two with a good book or something. I recommend a book called OpenGL SuperBible, and the online version of OpenGL programming guide is very helpful: http://heron.cc.ukans.edu/ebt-bin/np...per/OpenGL_PG/
Nope. I get this really groovy colored line effect which is nothing like what I see in your demo. Sorry.Quote:
Originally posted by Humus:
Well, I haven't implemented my own screen capturer (shouldn't be too hard either), so printscreen it the only way. If that doesn't work you may need to update a driver or something. You could try the Alt-PrintScreen combination too ... might work if you're lucky.
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"I'd kill for you, Marge. Please ask me to kill for you." -Homer Simpson