3D Mark 11 Engine Direct X Deep Sea Tech Demo Trailer [HD]
3D Mark 11 Engine Direct X Deep Sea Tech Demo Trailer [HD] Developer: Furturemark Website: www.futuremark.com 3DMark 11 is the latest version of ...
My first DirectX 3d engine - basic debug tests
This is what I'm learning about c++ and DX 9.0c. It's basically a manager for graphic resources (a bunch of wrappers for directx) that ...
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(113 diggs) Intel Acquires Trinigy, Adds 3D Engine To Gaming Portfolio
After Intel canceled Larrabee and announced it would repurpose the project for high-performance computing, little was said of what would happen to the company's various gaming-related IPs. It's therefore somewhat surprising to hear that Havok, the physics SDK developer Intel bought several years ago, has recently acquired Trinigy and that...
After Intel canceled Larrabee and announced it would repurpose the project for high-performance computing, little was said of what would happen to the company's various gaming-related IPs. It's therefore somewhat surprising to hear that Havok, the physics SDK developer Intel bought several years ago, has recently acquired Trinigy and that...
Just experimenting with static level geometry design. I still have to find a good workflow for modelling the stuff in Blender. For the original GraLL, I just subdivided a plane and worked from there. For the new GraLL 2, I plan to make levels with more height variations and depth, and more...
Just experimenting with static level geometry design. I still have to find a good workflow for modelling the stuff in Blender. For the original GraLL, I just subdivided a plane and worked from there. For the new GraLL 2, I plan to make levels with more height variations and depth, and more...
Just experimenting with static level geometry design. I still have to find a good workflow for modelling the stuff in Blender. For the original GraLL, I just subdivided a plane and worked from there. For the new GraLL 2, I plan to make levels with more height variations and depth, and more...
First version: 1997!
Quake 1 - DOS Game