GLGE WebGL Library/Framework » demo http://www.glge.org Just another WordPress weblog Mon, 25 Jul 2011 17:25:01 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9 en hourly 1 WebGL Demo: JigLib Updates http://www.glge.org/webgl-demo-jiglib-updates/ http://www.glge.org/webgl-demo-jiglib-updates/#comments Tue, 22 Mar 2011 19:32:50 +0000 Paul Brunt http://www.glge.org/?p=234 Just a quick one for now, but jiglibjs as well as GLGE has been getting a lot of updates recently. Loads of bug fixes in GLGE. But the exciting news is that JigLibJS now has trimesh support, a new grid system plus a new events system so now you can easily detect collisions within your code. I’m working hard to get a proper GLGE plugin written for JigLib so watch this space. In the meantime here’s a quick demo:

Live Demo

And for those who are lacking the GFX card needed or have yet to update their browser:

]]> http://www.glge.org/webgl-demo-jiglib-updates/feed/ 0 WebGL – A Platform Game in GLGE v0.5 http://www.glge.org/webgl-a-platform-game-in-glge-v0-5/ http://www.glge.org/webgl-a-platform-game-in-glge-v0-5/#comments Sun, 04 Jul 2010 15:53:27 +0000 Paul Brunt http://www.glge.org/?p=169 I’ve finally got round to pulling stuff together for a well overdue release. Since this one is so late I’ve skipped a couple of versions as an indication of how much has been done since v0.2.

Some of the new features:

  • Environment Mapping
  • Bounding Volumes
  • Render to Texture, with built in oblique near-plane clipping, for reflections and refractions
  • Collada Animation support
  • Completely re-done skeletal animation; there is no longer a limit on the number of bones.
  • A new particle system
  • There is also experimental soft shadow support.

You may have noticed that the original GLGE animated man disapeared a little while ago. Unfortunately he doesn’t work in the new system and I seem to have lost the original blend file, so I don’t think I’ll be able to bring him back :-( ; I have however done a completely new test man with animations. As always I’ve had to rush the modeling and animation to get it done – one of these days I’ll spend some proper time on the arty side of things ;-)

Anyway I’ve used the new man in a simple platform game. It’s still very buggy as I’ve not sorted out proper physics yet but it shows off v0.5 quite well:

Play Live Demo

Video:

If you’re intrested I’ve made the blend files for this one available with the export script, which still needs a little manual intevention, but it’s getting there slowly. Download:

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Controls WASD and mouse to move spacebar to jump. Be a little careful you can run out windows ;-)

Or see the video below:

Credit for the map from Nexuiz:
Tymo http://home.arcor.de/dwalinn/

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Annoyingly it isn’t working on firefox (at least not my GFX card) there seems to be a bug where you can only map 4 textures to a shader :-( Hopefully, they’ll get that fixed soon. In the mean time I’ve tested it on chrome and it runs at an okay frame rate, although I do think it’s time to get some optimization in there.

UPDATE: Great news, looks like it’s working in firefox now.

UPDATE  2:It seems to depend on your graphics card so doesn’t work for all in firefox ATM. If it’s not working for you could you post GFX card and browser and I’ll attempt to track down the issues ASAP.

UPDATE 3: I think it may be fixed on the mac, but without one to test it on it’s hard to tell. crossing fingers and toes!

Play the demo live

The Video:(Still trying to figure out how to capture well in linux)

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