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Submitted by , posted on 01 November 2002
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I thought you might be interested in unusual uses of a games engine.
These are precision terrains (one height_Pixel / Vertex) made from
Dental X-Rays! 512 * 768
The Top shot shows the use of Dynamic Pixel-Fog.
The fog's near and far points are dynamicly calculated frame by frame from
mouse-picking.
This brings out the object of interest from the background. Useful for
Dentists but I guess useful for games - especially if you use BLACK FOG -
very spookey.
The bottom one is the same X-Ray in anaglyph mode (Red/Green, Red/Cyan and
Red/Blue Glasses work). It uses a render surface for one eye and normal
render for the other eye - blended to screen. This flys at 85 FPS limited by
and syncronised to the Vertical Refresh Rate.
This was made in Truevision3D 5.8. I can't wait for TV6! Lots of new stuff
in there!
Thanks are also due to Sylvain, Arli and Darqshadow of the
www.truevision3dsdk.com engine for help with this project and to Chris
Parker and Scott Plante (also of Truevision) for providing the motivation to
finish it.
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