======== UPDATE 2010, April 5========
Source Code Released:
http://bruce-lab.blogspot.com/2010/04/alchemy-ray-casting-engine-source-code.html
======== UPDATE 2010, April 5========
Interested in ray casting, I once wanted to port this C++ code to as3.
Don't have much time for that and have little faith in as3's speed, I haven't done that yet.
Then I knew adobe alchemy, played Mike's Doom port and decided to have a try using Alchemy.
A Wolfenstein 3D is to complicated for me but this simple code is just fine. Not used to C/C++ programing any more, I got lots and lots of warnings when compiling my swc. Luckily, it works in the end.
I first tried no textures, then one texture and finally full textures.
The swf looks all right but it is a mess behind what you see. Lots of work need to be done with the source code.
DEMO:http://flaswf.googlecode.com/files/Alchemy_RayCaster_DEMO.swf
Besides this simple test, I also played with a voxel terrain engine (as3 port by me available here) and other old school effects using Alchemy.
Tuesday, August 18, 2009
Adobe Alchemy Ray Caster Port
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Nice effort :)
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http://nonoba.com/zproxy/treasure-hunt
Say I have been experimenting with porting over that very library. Do you have any tips on compiling it I am using g++ with -DOSX but of course it uses SDL and a few other things stuck. You wouldn't share advice on Alchemy or Source would you I would be more than happy to help you with this pursuit in my spare time thanks in advance. -Brendon Smith http://i-create.org / http://seacloud9.org Cheers
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