Since quite a while, I was struggling to make a decision. A decision, if I can continue supporting the flash community with the ongoing development of my open source Stage3D engine ND2D. The sad answer is: I can’t. Despite it has been so much fun building the engine, being one of the few guys who could explore and tinker with the Flash Player 11 from the very early alpha’s (Thank you Thibault!) an
Yay! I just released the first beta of ND2D. You can grab the sources via my github account: nulldesign/nd2d. There is still a lot to do, especially in terms of performance. Since I decided to use PixelBender3D and not AGAL as my shader language, I have to wait for the next release, because a lot of features are still missing that are available in the AGAL opcodes (No KIL instruction, no Arrays,
I just came back from the FITC Amsterdam and because at the whole conference, Molehill was all over the place, I felt like I have to post the progress of my Molehill accelerated 2D engine. Here is another test with 1600 animated sprites using spritesheets. It runs with 40fps on my machine in Safari, Firefox is a lot slower and it feels a bit jerky. Maybe it’s an issue of the incubator build, maybe
In this demo, you can see a GPU accelerated particle system I built for my upcoming ND2D engine. The particles are entirely processed on the GPU using pixelshaders. Flash does basically nothing :) There is still plenty of room for improvements, but the performance is already really good! I’ll post more details about the engine the next days… Btw.: Who’s attending to the FITC Amsterdam next week? S
I made this demo a while ago to test the performance of my molehill port of ND3D. You should see 144 of these little fellas that are lighted by a simple lighting shader and animated on the GPU. Each of these dudes has about 1500 polygons and 100 frames of animation data and it runs with at least 50 fps on my machine. Molehill simply rocks. This is just the beginning :) You need the Flash Player In
ND3D is a simple to use AS3 3D Engine. Aimed for speed and simplicity. Target use are small 3D effects and rapid 3D testing / prototyping. The compiled size of the engine is about 10k. Download: ND3D V 0.1 | Project at GoogleCode | API Documentation (Beta): Launch Features: Wireframe rendering Bitmap textures Basic dynamic lighting Additive blending for materials Distance blur for meshes 3D sprite
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