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Minix Video-device, O.S. 1995/96 Course Project

A graphical video-device implementation for Minix, a small UNIX clone originally developed by Andrew Tanenbaum for educational purposes.
The demo shows basic 3D routines, formerly the start of our R3al-T 4D Engine by The Gang at ArtNouveaU - January 6, 1996.

Minix/P5 O.S. 1995/96 group members were Dario "Pellicu$ / JapoTek" Pelella, Daniele Franza, Gabriele "<G>SZ ~ ArtNouveaU" with invaluable help from my team-mate Fulvio "BichMech ~ ArtNoveaU" Gioia.

Arcangel Particle System

Available parameters are: number of particles, particles lifetime and birth emission, emission direction, gravity and wind forces (both direction and strength), drag/bounce/friction, surfaces dampening etc.
Key features: multiple emitters, collision betwen particles/spheres/walls, Win32 application to assess visual impact and import/export emitters from/to developers' applications, bounding-box evaluation, support for user-defined parameters via callbackable pipeline stage (i.e particles size/colour or animated texture support) and more - August 23, 1999.

Watcom C/C++ Solid Texture Synthesis Library

An image synthesizer library.
Shaders: agate, checker, flare, gradients, granite, hexagon, leopard, marble, onion, wood...
Filters: emboss, blur, soften, color balance, clamp, inverse, flip, fire, displace...
Various blending modes (including add, modulate, difference, subtract, screen, luminosity, darken, lighten models popular to Photoshop users) allowing layered textures.
Support for layer masks available - August 20, 1998.

Microsoft Visual C/C++ Quick Math Intrinsics

Math library replacement for tiny code - August 27, 2002.

The SGADE Code Snippets

This is my contribution to The SGADE - February 4, 2002 - July 1, 2003.

The SGADE is a development environment for the Nintendo Gameboy Advance. It's free and distributed without any limitations or garantuees. For more information visit http://www.suddenpresence.com/sgade/.

GBA Fli/Flc Player Library

N/A - December 1, 2001.

Matrix, NET DLL & NetService Library

Matrix, a portable communication service API for network applications built on top of NET DLL.
NET is a general purpose communication DLL (Visual Studio, Delphi, C++Builder and Linux friendly) exposing its device-independent interface.
NetService is the former DirectPlay driver for the DLL (the system could be extended with Linux/Win Socket drivers) - October 15, 1999.

Most of the code I've written in the last few years is copyrighted and cannot be distributed here, if you are a possible employer, please contact me.

Smacker-2-AVI MFC Application

A simple tool to convert Smacker animations using Video For Windows public interface to codecs - October 10, 1999.

The included Win32 executable is linked with Smacker 2.2i dynamic library (copyrighted by RAD Games Tools thus not included) and could not work properly with a different version of the DLL. I recommend to rebuild the application first.

Conv3DS Tool & DLL, Console, Win32 & C++Builder Application

3D-Studio tool to export characters and objects to the internal 3D engine format. Both console, Win32 and C++Builder front-ends available. Exports skeletal animations with skinning, smoothing groups support and more - September 25, 1999.

Most of the code I've written in the last few years is copyrighted and cannot be distributed here, if you are a possible employer, please contact me.

VideoStream Multimedia Class

A generic film interface that wraps the Indeo codec interface class (Microsoft DirectShow SDK) - April 17, 1999.

Most of the code I've written in the last few years is copyrighted and cannot be distributed here, if you are a possible employer, please contact me.

Watcom C/C++ VESA Intrinsics

Basic VESA Bios Extension Interface is a simple VBE driver, C source for Watcom C/C++ compiler included - October 31, 1997.

Watcom C/C++ Stdlib for Tiny Code

Stdlib replacement for tiny code is a tiny Watcom C/C++ run-time system / stdlib / stdio / math and heap intrinsics - October 24, 1997.

Please note, most of the stuff you read is based on the work of SUBMiSSiVE/Cubic.

Texture Delight

A set of procedural textures for use with Imagine for the PC. Every texture works on the Amiga too but you have to compile them yourself.
You need version 3 or above of Imagine, and if you have an Amiga you need an FPU and a 68020 or above - March 10, 1996.

Imagine Staging File Format

This text will describe Imagine's staging file format. It is beyond the scope of this text to describe any of the file formats used for basic object, spline objects, deform tool, or any other object types not mentioned below - August 20, 1997.

Imagine Mailing List FAQ

This is the Frequently Asked Questions posting for the Imagine Mailing list. This posting is sent every so often to answer general questions that users of the 3D rendering software, Imagine by Impulse Inc. may have. It is aimed toward all users, especially newcomers to the program - April 8, 1996.

Procedural texturing, Samples

N/A - May 8, 2002.

Seeds of Love

N/A - April 14, 1996.

Software: Imagine 4.0 (Impulse Inc.)
Hardware: PC Pentium 120MHz, 24MB RAM

Creeping

N/A - March 30, 1996.

Software: Imagine 3.0 (Impulse Inc.), Texture Delight (Gabriele Scibilia)
Hardware: PC Pentium 120MHz, 8MB RAM

Glamour

N/A - March 13, 1996.

Software: Imagine 3.0 (Impulse Inc.)
Hardware: PC Pentium 120MHz, 8MB RAM

Asteroid

N/A - February 5, 1996.

Software: Imagine 3.0 (Impulse Inc.)
Hardware: PC 486SX 20MHz, 16MB RAM

You and I

N/A - December 31, 1995.

Software: Imagine 3.0 (Impulse Inc.)
Hardware: PC 486SX 20MHz, 8MB RAM

Hand of Justice

N/A - October 28, 1995.

Software: Imagine 2.0 (Impulse Inc.), Display 1.86 (Jih-Sin Ho), Texture Studio 1.01 (Graham Dean, Andy Dean)
Hardware: PC 486SX 20MHz, 16MB RAM - AMIGA 1200, 2MB CHIP, 4MB FAST (Texture Studio)

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Most of the code I've written in the last few years is copyrighted and cannot be distributed here.