SiO2's Irrlicht Demos

[sio2]

Update: If the images in this post are missing and the links don't work then the host website is down (again). Apologies!

Here's my collection of Irrlicht-based demos made between 2006 and 2007. See the readme in each demo zip for more details. These demos were previously available from my sio2.g0dsoft.com website but that's down for maintenance so I'm listing them here until I can rebuild my website. Please note that some demos may include source code that used an earlier version of Irrlicht and may require minor modification to compile and run with later versions of Irrlicht.

Click on the demo name to download the demo zip.

Animated Fur


BSP Collision


City Driving - Game Engine Demo


Depth Of Field


Fade Mesh - mesh translucency


Fur


Game Engine Demo



Hardware Raytracing - DirectX 9


Hardware Raytracing - DirectX 9


Hardware Raytracing - DirectX 9, Shader Model 3


Hardware Raytracing - DirectX 10


Hardware Skinned Mesh


Sound Listener for irrKlang


Island Demo


Kitty Cat - cute animated kitty with fur rendering


Mandebrot Fractal


Motion Blur


Meet Thy Doom! - Doom3 MD5 animated meshes


MultiAnimation - Microsoft DirectX SDK sample implemented in Irrlicht


Reflective Water


Reflective Water - demo 2


Refraction


Toon Shader

[smso]

sio2, which of the demos come with source code? I'm very interested in those demos.

Regards
smso

[Virion]

it's nice to see all these demos again. i've been in this forum for many years and I remember seeing your demos before and it really impressed me a lot and motivated me to work harder in game programming and 3d graphics. should put these into the official gallery as well.

[teto]

awesome ! thx a lot

[robmar]

Hello SiO!

Please let us view your source code for the raytrace demos!!

You´re torturing us!

[REDDemon]

does you use dual paraboloid mapping in the raytrace demo with shadows?

[robmar]

From what I´ve read, the ray trace demos are based on NVidias sample code. Also, some of the demos are converted from OGRE 3D, which has some really good stuff. All the sites that had SiO2´s source have had it removed, or the links are broken. I guess we´ll just ahev to redo the demo from the nVidia samples...

[Mel]

does you use dual paraboloid mapping in the raytrace demo with shadows?

I don't think so, having the posibility to raytrace stuff there is no need to mess with dual paraboloid mapping.

[REDDemon]

so the reflection is not raytraced?

[Mel]

No, it is raytraced too, that is why dual paraboloid maps aren't needed there. everything is raytraced, (shadows, reflections...) even the spheres are raytraced, they have no faces. The proof is that you can get close to any surface and it never will show any hint of aliasing nor faceting. The map based methods show some aliasing sooner or later. but the raytrace is an aliasing free method, well, in the demo, it could cast more rays to calculate the antialiasing on the edges of the objects, but that is not the aliasing i am talking about.

Anyway, it is pretty impressive.

[robmar]

So what´s the issue with the source code for the demo? Do we have to pay to see it? lol