Realm of War engine

[Xpoint]

I'm making a engine called the Realm of War engine, used for my game. (same name ) But before I'm going to make that game, I'm gonna make some other things first, like newton demos!

Here are 2 screenshots of my engine (simple texture loading, lighting and scene management)


And here is a newton demo (very simple, but I just wanted to show something, because newton rulez!)
newton.rar - ~755KB (edit settings.ini for your best settings)

Comments, suggestions, everything welcome!

[walaber]

nice start! the engine looks like it's off to a good beginning, and the demo ran fine on my lame office PC

[registration information]

I've just tested. Works fine here ^_^ Good start ! ;-)

[Xpoint]

thanks for the comments! I'm busy with GLSL shaders now, and I've to say it's very cool to work with them! After the graphics part is a little better, I'll start working on the newton part.

Btw, does someone know a good GLSL tutorial site?

[Assembler]

Hmmm! Fine! Very nice demo! It runs even on my PC!:D
And... you make me some hope!
I'm just learning to program my onw engine, too!
Do you use DirectX or OpenGL for Rendering? I use DirectX.

[Xpoint]

I use OpenGL, and the great help of Graphics 3D

[Assembler]

I use DX because of the support from Keyboard and Sound and Networks of course!

[Xpoint]

You can use OpenGL and DirectX at the same time! Using OpenGL for graphics and DirectInput for keyboard and mouse input. I tried Direct3D once, but OpenGL is mutch easier to learn, there are more tutorials on the internet as example.
Do you have any screenshots of your engine?

[Assembler]

You can't call it "engine" at that time!
I'm learning to USE DirectX and I'm just rendering som cubes.
The only part you can call engine till now is a class for 2D Works.
At the next step there will be Keyboard Input and Audio Output and then I'll develop a class for 3D work!

Could you tell me some good OpenGL tutorials?

[Xpoint]

http://nehe.gamedev.net/ is very good

[Assembler]

Thanks!

[Assembler]

Well, I have not time to try the tutorials today but perhaps fryday!
It seems to me that the tutorials are good!

[Xpoint]

Here is a screenshot of my GLSL shader 'Per pixel lighting'

[tomek]

Hehe, I remember once when I was trying to put lighting in my game, I set light wight glLight(...) and was very surprised that it's somewhat triangular and cast no shadows - I thought that light in OpenGL is a real light

[Assembler]

Looks very nice!