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SoCoder -> Showcase Home -> Graphic Demos

 
zebeste
Created : 31 January 2008
Edited : 02 February 2008
System : Windows
Language : Basic

Laser Show

Just a simple laser show

Laser Show
Screenshots
Demonstrating lasers in a small confined area, this is a very simple demo. Controls: W,A,S,D to move; mouse to turn; esc to exit.

Also, the minimum graphics card requirements: Nvidia GeForceFX 5200;ATI Radeon 9500. It will run on some integrated configurations, but not integrated Intel graphics (should be fine for Nvidia and Ati)

And, you can edit the display settings in Data/Engine/variables.cfg

TODO:
-Move/rotate beams to create a more complex and hopefully visually appealing scene
-Enable each beams controller and set them to turn on/off at different intervals
-Make the walls reflective. Easy to do, but some potential problems with recursive artifacts

Latest Update

01-Added Screenshot

 

Comments
Friday, 01 February 2008, 04:08
HoboBen
 		Sorry, I got this error:

"Error: 44530001" was generated inside C4Log.html

I'm running Intel integrated graphics.
Friday, 01 February 2008, 08:56
zebeste
 		Sorry about that, it isn't supported on intel integrated graphics. I'll add the minimum system requirements to the description.
Friday, 01 February 2008, 09:34
blanko1324
 		Pretty.

Lots of screen tearing though. Vsync?
Friday, 01 February 2008, 09:40
zebeste
 		Vsync is off, and turning it on gets rid of it. To change the settings edit the file Data/Engine/variables.cfg . Change $displaySync = "0" to displaySync = "1" to fix. There are some other variables for resolution and fullscreen mode you guys can play with too. I'll probably enable vsync by default when I get a chance.

EDIT: I think I have vsync enbabled by default now.