Hematoma

[relsoft]

http://rel.betterwebber.com/Temp/hematoma.zip

Sorry no source until we release the game we're wrking on because this one is gonna be part of it.

[Clyde]

Very cool mate and very fast too, welldone

Cheers and all the best,
Clyde.

[relsoft]

thanksies!

Update:  fixed the timer bug. :*)  Should run a little slower now. :*)

[Clyde]

Wicked one matey.

I just love peristalsis effects!

Clyde tries and pictures game with effect featured. thinks cool can't wait!!!



Btw, be carefull when using the X to exit, as the program hangs ( check Processes in Windows Task manager ). I've found this with all programs that i've ran windowed with FB

[Shockwave]

Cool effect, it looks like a freaked out blood cell. 

[Rbz]

Nice one relsoft 

I have coded something like that, but never used it

Take a look ->   http://rbz.sitesled.com/Files/BlobEffect.rar

Included one music using libv2 by farbrausch, coded in C/OGL.

[relsoft]

that's neat at rbraz!  I doubt we use the same algo though.

I'm assuming yo used two "paraboloids" and used tangental displacement?   Used a sphere with radial displacement at both the x, y and z coordnares. :*)

[Rbz]

I have used vertex sphere too, mate 

[relsoft]

Cool!!!

[Stonemonkey]

Nice stuff, both of them.

[relsoft]

I have used vertex sphere too, mateÃ,  

Are you using the standard spherical to rectangular formula like this?

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'Ã,  Ã,  x =Ã,  p SIN(Phi) COS(theta)
'Ã,  Ã,  y =Ã,  p SIN(Phi) SIN(theta)
'Ã,  Ã,  z =Ã,  p COS(Phi)

Or you are using this:

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Ã,  Ã,  newy = r*sin(2pi*y)
Ã,  Ã,  radÃ,  Ã,  = r*cos(2pi*y)

Ã,  Ã,  x = radius * sin(2pi*x )
Ã,  Ã,  y = newy
Ã,  Ã,  z = radius * cos(2pi*x)

Which is technically the top half of a "paraboloid" and two paraboloids would make a sphere.  ; *)  Again, I'm just shooting in the dark. :*)

[Rbz]

Yeah dude, you're right, I'm using a "paraboloid" formula, I just know it by other name - "semi-esfera" (on my first language), and it still need some fixing up to look more nice.

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    // Top half
    Ny = -r*cosf(PI2*(float)(y+1) / (float)yring);
    radius = r*sinf(PI2* (float)(y+1) / (float)yring);

    // Bottom half
    Ny = r*sinf(PI2*(float)(y+1) / (float)yring);
    radius = r*cosf(PI2*(float)(y+1) / (float)yring);



[Clyde]

Slightly off topic sorry, Rbraz buddy we'll have to sort something out for a production with this at some stage. We'll talk later about stuff.

Going back to topic, does Hematoma stand for anything or is it just acting as a cool sounding name?

Thanks,
Clyde.

[Shockwave]

A Haematoma is a dried blood clot, relsoft has the spelling wrong

[Clyde]

Thanks Dr. Shockwave!

Again nifty OGL work Relsoft.

[relsoft]

A Haematoma is a dried blood clot, relsoft has the spelling wrong

Err, I don't thnk so because I've studied the spellling for 5 years.  I have a degree in Nursing BTW. :*)

http://www.healthscout.com/ency/68/677/main.html

I guess you're british.

Like Hemolysis, Hemoptysis, etc. :*)

[Shockwave]

I am british