I remember posts in this forum saying that the collision system of 3dgs is shit and doesn't work. So how comes that i can create a raytracing renderer using c_trace?
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Screeshots:






around 2min per image (the glass-effect is slower)
code:
raytracing.c

Don't go outside, the sun is shining!!!!11111oneeleven

Looks really great man!

i agree!

Nice work.

I have nothing to do with it, but maybe bla bla bla come before c-script? I remember a lot of people arround the forum saying collision doesnt work, but i guess that was from c-script, now lite-c appears to be alot better

well,can't find the right word for this.
Simply stunning

Great stuff.
Even to get such an Idea

muffel

I'm not 100% sure what's going on, so ChrisB could you please translate some of the bla text? Nevertheless it looks interesting and somehow cool.

Btw. I like the collision engine a lot, it all depends on your knowledge on how to use it.

raytracing is easy. the ellipsoid collision detection and response is the problem. that's much harder to do properly and there definitely are some issues with it...

btw. i also wrote a simple raytracer with ambient occlusion a few years ago and posted it here on the forum. if i remember correctly there were some problems because of var precision though.

does this mean the ellipsoid collision detection got removed and replaced with some physx functions? would be nice...

This Alien remind me of the last scene from the latest Indiana Jones movie
It looks cool though