ahw - That is an incredible site - I came across it too, the other day. You didn''t happen to find it through the flipcode/intel route? Or is it something you''ve known about for a while? Just curious.

"That ain't soup du jour. I had soup du jour once. It was chicken"

Aha okay... this is starting to come together!!!

Thanks everybody for your help!


wise_guy

I also found that hugo elias site once, and tried to implement that wobbly 2d terrain:



Demonstrating QBasic (slow alert) exe: click here.

Another wobbly QBasic thing: click here.

Oh yes, if you just used textures over that stringy-thing, it would be really cool. Sorry, no collision detection in my programs.



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Edited by - Hans on September 26, 2000 11:16:11 AM

Edited by - Hans on September 26, 2000 11:23:57 AM

(Montgomery Burns voice) *EXCELLENT*

So it''s doable, I like that *A LOT*

justj : yep, that''s the way I found it. Funny hey

youpla :-P

ahw - Did you look at the presentation? Was it worthwhile? I haven''t had a chance to do that yet. I downloaded the code but there''s going to be a lot of work to go through it. I''m real interested in procedural rendering but I don''t know much about it.

"It's obvious isn't it Miller? Curiosity killed these cats!"

quote: Original post by justj

ahw - Did you look at the presentation? Was it worthwhile? I haven''t had a chance to do that yet. I downloaded the code but there''s going to be a lot of work to go through it. I''m real interested in procedural rendering but I don''t know much about it.

"It''s obvious isn''t it Miller? Curiosity killed these cats!"

You mean the two programs above ? yes, they work brilliantly
It gives me some hope. Now it jsut need a lot of improvement, but if it works in QBasic, it''ll work anywhere

Actually, I meant the intel thing.

"It's obvious isn't it Miller? Curiosity killed these cats!"