 Bouncing
Ball (OpenGL
Demo)
Language:
TMT Pascal Multi-target
4.00 (Win32 target)
Originally
written
by NeHe
(http://nehe.gamedev.net) and
Jan
Horn
(http://www.sulaco.co.za),
2001
Ported to FrameworkPascal
by Vadim Bodrov, TMT development
Corp., 2002
This program has a ball bouncing on the surface below and squashing as it hits
the bottom. The ball has Spherical Environment Mapping applied to it and the
entire thing is reflected onto the surface below.
This program was based on a
similar one by Andreas Gustafson.Download
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 Cell
Shading (OpenGL
Demo)
Language:
TMT Pascal Multi-target
4.00 (Win32 target)
Originally
written
by NeHe
(http://nehe.gamedev.net) and
Jan
Horn
(http://www.sulaco.co.za),
2001
Ported to TMT Pascal
by Vadim Bodrov, TMT development
Corp., 2002
This
demo shows you how to do basic cell shading also known as cartoon
rendering. You can get the tutorial at NeHe's site.
Keys:
- 1 : Toggle outline
drawing;
- 2 : Toggle outline anti-alaising (Smooth lines);
- Space : Toggle
rotation;
- Up Arrow : Increase line width;
- Down Arrow : Decrease line
width.Download
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 Electric
Spheres (OpenGL Demo)
Language:
TMT Pascal Multi-target 4.00 (Win32 target)
Originally
written by Jan
Horn(http://www.sulaco.co.za),
2002
Ported to TMT Pascal by Vadim Bodrov, TMT development Corp., 2002
This project demonstrates creating a spark/bolt of electricity. In the app I
have two spheres with a constant spark between them. If one of them get close enough to a third sphere a spark is shot across to that sphere.
Keys:
keypad + and - to increase and decrease the number of threads in the spark.
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 Environment mapped metaballs
(OpenGL Demo)
Language: TMT Pascal Multi-target 4.00 (Win32 target)
Originally written by Jan
Horn (http://www.sulaco.co.za),
2001
Ported to TMT Pascal by Vadim Bodrov, TMT development Corp., 2002
This application uses spherical environment mapping applied to the metaballs to create
metaballs that look like they are reflective liquid metal.
You can increase and decrease the quality of the metaballs by pressing + and - on the keypad.Download
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 Face
Blur (OpenGL Demo)
Language:
TMT Pascal Multi-target 4.00 (Win32 target)
Originally written by Dario Corno (rIo) / NeHe
(http://nehe.gamedev.net) and Jan
Horn (http://www.sulaco.co.za),
2001
Ported to TMT Pascal by Vadim Bodrov, TMT development Corp., 2002
FaceBlur is a face I got from a 3DS model and added some radialblur onto it.
Created an interesting effect. This demo is quite CPU and graphically intensive.Download
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 Fireworks (OpenGL
Demo)
Language:
TMT Pascal Multi-target
4.00 (Win32 target)
Originally
written
by Jan
Horn (http://www.sulaco.co.za),
2001
Ported to TMT Pascal by Vadim Bodrov, TMT development Corp., 2002
This is a basic particle system that creates multicolored fireworks. There is
also a bit of gravity which slows down the rocket on the way up and causes the particles fall down after the explosion.
Keys: Numeric keypad + and - to
change the number of fireworks.Download
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 Plasma
Tunnel (OpenGL Demo)
Language:
TMT Pascal Multi-target 4.00 (Win32 target)
Originally
written by Jan Horn
(http://www.sulaco.co.za),
2001
Ported to TMT Pascal by Vadim Bodrov, TMT development Corp., 2002
This is a tunnel effect where the texture coordinates keep changing based on a
sine wave. Obviously the real effect is a lot more "alive".Download
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 Pocket Watch (OpenGL
Demo)
Language: TMT Pascal Multi-target 4.00 (Win32 target)
Originally
written by Jan Horn
(http://www.sulaco.co.za),
2002
Ported to TMT Pascal by Vadim Bodrov, TMT development Corp., 2002
This program started out as a program to show some gears and how they
interact.
The final app has some transparent surfaces, spherical environment mapping, lighting and a few other features all thrown into one :)
Press
'C' to remove the watch case and 'F' to remove the watch face and then you can see the gears in action. The gears do turn a bit faster than the dials, but
running them at the correct speed was boring :)
To control the object you can click and drag with your mouse.
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Mouse:
Left Button : Rotate object.
Right Button : Zoom object.
Middle Button : Move
object. | Keys:
W : Toggle wireframe mode
C : Show/Hide the watch
case
F : Show/Hide the watch face
L : Toggle lighting |
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 Space
Donuts (DirectX Demo)
Language:
TMT Pascal Multi-target 4.00 (Win32 target)
Originally a C++ version Microsoft Corp. ported to TMT Pascal by Vadim Bodrov, TMT development Corp., 2002
This simple game shows how to combine DirectDraw, DirectInput, and DirectSound.
Although it demonstrates other DirectX components, it is primarily intended to show how to animate multiple sprites.
The following is a complete list of game commands. All numbers must be entered from the numeric keypad.
Joy refers to a joystick button.
| Key |
Command |
| ESC, F12 |
Quit |
| 4 |
Turn left |
| 6 |
Turn right |
| 5 (Joy 3) |
Stop |
| 8 |
Accelerate forward |
| 2 |
Accelerate backward |
| 7 (Joy 2) |
Shields |
| SPACEBAR (Joy 1) |
Fire |
| ENTER |
Start game |
| F1 |
Toggle trailing afterimage effect on/off |
| F5 |
Toggle frame rate display on/off |
| F7 |
Turn music on/off |
| F10 |
Main menu |
This game demonstrates many of the features of DirectDraw. It takes advantage
of hardware acceleration if it is supported by the driver. The program requires less than 1 MB of video RAM. The sound code is deliberately designed to stress the DirectSound API. It is
not intended to be a demonstration of how to use DirectSound API efficiently. For example, each bullet on the screen uses a different sound buffer. Space
Donuts creates over 70 sound buffers (including duplicates), and between 20 to 25 may be playing at any time.
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 Specular SpaceShip (OpenGL
Demo)
Language: TMT Pascal Multi-target 4.00 (Win32 target)
Originally written by
Jan Horn
(http://www.sulaco.co.za),
2001
Ported to TMT Pascal by Vadim Bodrov, TMT development Corp., 2002
A program that uses specular highlighting as well as environment mapping.
The spaceship had over 8000 polygons.
You can control the rotation and distance using
your mouse and enable and disable lighting by pressing "L".
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Stencil Buffers (OpenGL Demo)
Language: TMT Pascal Multi-target 4.00 (Win32 target)
Originally written by
Jan Horn
(http://www.sulaco.co.za),
2001
Ported to TMT Pascal by Vadim Bodrov, TMT development Corp., 2002
There are three examples which demonstrate some uses of the stencil buffer:
- Stencil 1: First draws a square in the stencil buffer. The a
wireframe knot is drawn in that mask, so it only appears in the square. The same knot is drawn filled on the scene where the stencil mask dot not appear.
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Stencil 2: Same as above, but it renders the knot in the square area.
- Stencil 3: Same idea, but here the knot is the mask that is created in the
stencil buffer and the textured square is then drawn on that mask.
Move your mouse around to move the "view window" in Stencil 1 and 2Download
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Threads (OpenGL Demo)
Language:
TMT Pascal Multi-target 4.00 (Win32 target)
Originally written byJan
Horn
(http://www.sulaco.co.za),
2002
Ported to TMT Pascal by Vadim Bodrov, TMT development Corp.,
2002
This program uses line strips that follow your mouse cursor to create some neat line effects.
"S" toggles smooth shading and blurring effect. 1-9 adjusts
the thread density. Keypad + and - changes the number of threads.Download
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Water Ripples (OpenGL Demo)
Language:
TMT Pascal Multi-target 4.00 (Win32 target)
Originally writtenby
Jan Horn(http://www.sulaco.co.za),
2001
Ported to TMT Pascal by Vadim Bodrov, TMT development Corp., 2002
This is a demo showing the effect of water drops falling into some water.
Keys:
"H" - display the help screen;
"W" - add/remove the floating wedge;
"+/-" - increase and decreases the interval in which drops will fall;
"Space"
- adds another drop to the water;
Arrow keys - rotate the scene.
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