3DzzD Web 3D pure 1.1 Soft & Hard - New API release and 3D Applet demo source

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#1

Hi,

I just release a new version of 3DzzD API, you can view a demo online there :
http://dzzd.net/demo/3DzzDAPI01A/
EDIT: new version: http://dzzd.net/demo/3DzzDAPI02A/

for slower computer use:
http://dzzd.net/demo/3DzzDAPI01A/indexSmall.htm
EDIT: new version: http://dzzd.net/demo/3DzzDAPI02A/indexSmall.htm

the current api and documentation including this demo source code can be downloaded there:
http://dzzd.net/demo/3DzzDAPI01A/3DzzD.zip
EDIT:new version: http://dzzd.net/demo/3DzzDAPI02A/3DzzD.zip

those interfaces have been activated:
IHeightMap : heightmap
IURLHeightMap : remote heightmap loader
IHeightMap3D : heighmap tesselator
ISolidSphere3D : collision engine object
ISolidSphere3DResult : collision engine object result
IScene3DObjectAnimator : 3ds keyframer player
IScene3DRender : merge a Scene3D, a Render3D and an IScene3DRenderCallback (autorender Scene with Render and call IScene3DRender event), note that scene3d and render3d can still be used in standalone, for example : you may only use Scene3D in a server side game

other improvments:

  • some visual bug have been corrected
  • scene management and rendering is now fully separated.
  • 3ds loader have been improved to load animation that can be now easily read by IScene3DObjectAnimator.
  • and so much that I cant remenber…

demo screenshots:

#2

there is also now an official french forum there : http://www.tdt3d.be/forum.php?action=vtopic&forum=25 hosted by this website: http://www.tdt3d.be/

#3

ps: It will be great, if I can get some feedback on linux and mac platform.

#4

Works perfectly here under Ubuntu Linux, Java 1.5. High FPS, movement still a bit difficult to control, and you can’t enter in the house ^^

#5

[quote="<MagicSpark.org [ BlueSky ]>,post:4,topic:26676"]
Works perfectly here under Ubuntu Linux, Java 1.5. High FPS, movement still a bit difficult to control, and you can’t enter in the house ^^
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Yes for now only an “atomic” part of the physics engine is available wich is the SolidSphere3D it is the base of all the 3DzzD physic engine but for now It is the only available in the current API, so I only use one SolidSphere3D for collision and its radius is too big.

In next API version I will introduce a more powerfull engine with SolidSphere3DGroup and also an easy way to play an animation(loaded from 3ds file or created by programming) with collision performed on each moving object of that animation,with those new features it will become really easy to create 3d games with few lines of code.

#6

Working nicely on MacOSX 10.4.5 here. :slight_smile:

#7

Thanks, Mac (and also linux) feedbacks are usefull for me because I am unable to make tests on it.

#8

Whoa, that’s really nice; if the console output is the fps, I was getting about 30 on this old p3 866. That’s some really big terrain too. This is great! :o

#9

40-60 fps on my laptop here

good job !

Lilian :slight_smile:

#10

I already mentionned that in another thread but I want to say it again on this thread:-) I made some improvment on the last version on lighting flat face/polygon and framerate should be about 1.5 times faster in next version, (before vertex normal was interpolated and renormalised for each pixel even on flat surface wich is not necessary).

#11

Hi Bruno,

Like always you did an excelent job… 60fps on my laptop (2ghz).
I wonder how this demo would run with the opengl renderer enabled :wink:

Thijs

#12

On my comp (2ghz), looking at the second demo, I get 53 fps if I stare straight up at the sky, about 23 fps just walking around any of the buildings (relatively near starting area, view angle along the horizontal). It varies from 19-25 but mostly around there. Not sure how someone’s 2ghz laptop is beating me? Are you using the small version or the large one (I’m using large).

#13

[quote]On my comp (2ghz), looking at the second demo, I get 53 fps if I stare straight up at the sky, about 23 fps just walking around any of the buildings (relatively near starting area, view angle along the horizontal). It varies from 19-25 but mostly around there. Not sure how someone’s 2ghz laptop is beating me? Are you using the small version or the large one (I’m using large).
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reasons can be : JVM,Video Card, processor brand, or a background process eating cpu.

On my 1.6 Ghz (brand:AMD 2000xp+) with ATI x800 : I got 70-77 fps when I look to the sky and around 28-35 fps every where else.

Usualy videocard do not make a big difference because it is only used for blitting in software renderer, but there can be a difference between a very old videocard and a recent one, blitting final image can take 5ms in last videocard and 10ms on old one. I expect the difference may come from your videocard?

looking at sky is like filling the pixel with a texture and blitting image to the screen : you got only 53 fps on a 2Ghz when I got 77 fps on my 1.6 Ghz, I think videocard do the difference.

EDIT: be sure you will get a decent framerate in the next API version :wink:

#14

Ok I’ve posted this before but I’ll just post all my specs again:
2ghz Pentium 4
1gb Ram @ 266mhz (400 mhz Frontside Bus)
nVidia 6600gt 128mb AGP
1.5.0_06 Java HotSpot™ Client VM

No background processes except firefox. Just tried again after rebooting, approximately same results.

#15

??? really dont understand why you get a lower framerate your computer seems really better than mine ???

#16

I get similar perf. with a similar setup:

2 ghz p4 - 256ram, jre1.5, firefox(same in ie tho),

about 20 usually

#17

not sure but maybe I have found why you get lower fps, I try to change internal image used by 3DzzD from RGB to ARGB and now I get lower fps so I suppose that my computer works well with RGB and yours with ARGB I will put a demo online as soon as I can