I made this augmented reality project for Indra as a consultant in 2017. It is a completely 3d engine built from scratch with C++, openGL and custom Blender exporter able to run in Microsoft Hololens, Magic Leap AR glasses, Linux, Windows and Android.
This is the last program that I’ve finished. The program basically, receives, sends and displays messages in linux. Can be configured in UDP and TCP modes. I used Ubuntu 12.04 for the development but the end application works into a Fedora Core 9. It also uses GTK+ 2.0 and the…
This is a new screenshot of my 3d planet simulation. There are a lot of improvements since the last blog update, but I’ll try to explain it in the next blog entries…
After at least one year without any entry, finally I decided to post my evolution on terrain rendering. The planet has geometry and texture streaming of whole earth at 1km resolution (for now). And as a bonus, a little galaxy
Wow, hard coding night. But in the end I can code two routines that allows me to store normal mapping data and terrain height in one float texture. Remember that in order to perform vertex texture fetch in the vertex shader we need to access to the topology with one…
Surfing through the xubuntu repository I found this new fantastic c++ multiplatform ide: In Windows it uses gcc 4.4 and has an integrated Subversion plugin!!! http://www.codelite.org/ Currently I’m trying it with my home projects. OhYesYesYesYes
“Lucera Project is a small videogame company that wants to realize some basic libraries to help other ‘indie’ programmers to make games easily. Performing all difficult and cumbersome stuff to allow developers to implement their games without worrying about details like load sounds and textures, render on screen, capture inputs,…
Finally, my article doesn’t appears in the ShaderX7 book But, hey! I appear inside as contributor. My fifteen minutes of fame
In my holidays I’m trying to implement new techniques for my terrain engine. Unfortunately, in my screen space terrain implementations, the well-known artifact of “vertex swimming” appears and it’s very noticiable I think that I can reuse the technique in order to code a cool screen space water effect in…
Lastest days I’ve been busy coding a demo of a “screen space terrain”. There isn’t geometry here, only heightmaps. A grid is projected over a plane by a projector camera (in red). At now I’m trying to fix vertex interpolation and making a more better projector. Frame rate is constant…