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Bezier Patch Demo
Dec 2005/Jan 2006 |
S y n o p s i s
I created this demo at the end of a semester of curve and spline math, mostly because 2D curves and splines were boring me. I love terrain demos, even though they all start looking the same, but decided to model terrain anyway! The surface you will see when you run the program is formed out of nine Bezier patches merged together to form one continuous, seemless surface. Dirt and grass textures are blended together using the slope of the terrain at any given point using pixel/vertex shaders. Use the arrow keys to rotate the camera, and A and Z to zoom in and out. Enjoy! I plan on making another version of this demo that is more interactive.
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S c r e e n S h o t s
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D o w n l o a d
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Glyph
Summer/Fall 2005 |
S y n o p s i s
Save a dying world by assembling ancient glyphs in this epic puzzle adventure. Harness the powers of Wood, Fire, Water, Metal and Aether as you explore 255 dazzling levels in 5 different worlds. Help heal the land in Quest Mode and try Action Mode for an even greater challenge.
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T a s k s
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Programmer |
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Prototyped and helped in conceptual design. |
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S c r e e n S h o t s
For screen shots visit Sandlot Games.
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D o w n l o a d
DOWNLOAD from Sandlot Games
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Ray Tracer
Fall 2005 |
S y n o p s i s
This is a project I did for my ray tracing class. In this ray tracer I have implented both global and local illumination, reflection, and refraction. In the area of objects this ray tracer has spheres, boxes, polygons, and ellipses. This has been a fun project so I will most likely add to it over time. Ray tracers are too much fun to work on.
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S c r e e n S h o t s
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D o w n l o a d
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Incrediball
Summer 2005 |
S y n o p s i s
The firm of Stephenson, Gibson & Sterling charges you with piloting a splendid airship. Heading to China, your hushed associate, Mr. Lynch, tells you of constructs that have taken over remote parts of the world.
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T a s k s
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Programmer |
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High Scores Implementation |
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Downloadable Content Implementation |
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Particle Systems and Editor |
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S c r e e n S h o t s
For screen shots visit Sandlot Games.
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D o w n l o a d
DOWNLOAD from Sandlot Games
All Content © 2005 Sandlot Games, All Rights Reserved
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Speed Trip
Spring 2005 |
S y n o p s i s
This game is a high-speed racer where you can drive on the walls and ceilings of the track, and all the while you have perfect control of your racer from sliding left to right, to turning on a dime. Your opponents are violent and will stop at nothing to see you lose, and will ram, smash, and grind your vehicle to see to that.
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N o t e s
This is my senior project at DigiPen. As any game project, this one was fun to work on. It was my group's first attempt at a racing game so during the course of development it has gone through many design and engine changes. A racing game has proven to be more difficult than was originally thought, so I tip my hat out there to all the professional developers out there! A download of the current project is available, and at the end of April I hope to have the final version available to everyone.
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T e a m
| Teammate |
Position |
Accomplishments |
| Matthew Rudge |
Technical Director |
Game Framework
Tech Design Document
Physics Engine |
| Stephen Seibert |
Lead Designer
Producer |
Graphics Engine
Racetrack Editor
Game Design Document |
| Stephen Hosmer |
Art Director |
Artificial Intelligence
Gameplay
Interface |
| Orion Culver |
Programmer |
Physics Engine |
| Ben Horbul |
Product Manager |
Sound Engine
Gameplay |
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S c r e e n S h o t s
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D o w n l o a d
Requirements:
Windows 2000/XP, GeForce3 or higher video card with 64 MB RAM, 2.0 GHz Processor, Pixel/Vertex Shader 2.0
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DOWNLOAD ( Game Design Document )
DOWNLOAD ( Technical Design Document )
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Spline Demo
Fall 2004 |
S y n o p s i s
This spline demo is a small project, but demonstrates how three types of splines interpolate through a given set of points. The three splines displayed are a basic cubic hermite, Catmull-Rom, and Kochanek-Bartel. Use the mouse to move points around, and to add them.
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S c r e e n S h o t s
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D o w n l o a d
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Bezier Curve Demo
Fall 2004 |
S y n o p s i s
This spline demo is a small project, but demonstrates interpolation of a bezier curve through a given set of points. Use the mouse to move points around, and to add them.
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D o w n l o a d
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S.P.H.E.R.E.
Spring 2004 |
S y n o p s i s
In S.P.H.E.R.E. you roll around as a sphere in an arena like an underground rat maze with no choice but to destroy your opponents one by one. It’s a dark hunter-hunted environment full of traps laid by you, and traps laid by your opponents. You never know what’s going to be around the corner when you get there, so you are always sure to keep a weapon loaded for such unexpected surprises as meeting your enemy sphere to sphere.
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N o t e s
This game was really fun to work on. When you have no artists, and you must rely on programmer art, your game design must rely on geometrical shapes. I think its unique in that aspect. You can roll around and kill anything with a radius. We had a change of regime within the group after a few months because our tech director mysteriously vanished off the face of the planet after surrendering the technical design document. Many theories and rumors circulate about what had happened to him that fateful day in October, and since then we have recieved email confirmation of his survival. However, no visual confirmation has been obtained so these email may yet be false.
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T e a m
| Teammate |
Position |
Accomplishments |
| Sam Schanken |
Technical Director (Initial) |
Technical Design Document |
| Ben Horbul |
Technical Director (Second) |
Sound Engine
Gameplay
Networking
Messaging System |
| Stephen Seibert |
Lead Designer |
Graphics Engine
Menus and Interface
Game Design Document |
| Stephen Hosmer |
Art Director |
Map Editor
Weapons and Traps
Gameplay |
| Benjamin Millek |
Producer |
Artificial Intelligence
Code Menkey |
| Matthew Rudge |
Product Manager
Lead Tester |
Physics Engine
World Design |
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S c r e e n S h o t s
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D o w n l o a d
Requirements:
Windows 2000/XP, DirectX 9.0-compatible video card with 64 MB RAM, 1.0 GHz Processor
DOWNLOAD ( Gold Build )
DOWNLOAD ( Game Design Document )
DOWNLOAD ( Technical Design Document )
DOWNLOAD ( Microsoft Project Timeline )
All Content © 2005 DigiPen(USA) Corporation, All Rights Reserved
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Variance
Spring 2003 |
S y n o p s i s
Variance is a top-down space shooter with 360-degrees of freedom. Flying through the levels it is your objective to get money by blowing up enemy spacecraft so that you can customize your ship with bigger and badder weapons so that you can blow the infamous Overlord Bob our of the solar system.
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N o t e s
This was my sophomore project. We decided that a space-shooter would be fun, and would be even more fun if you could fly in more than one direction. I'd consider this 2D space-dog-fighting. Unlike the other games on this site, this project is using OpenGL and is compatible with a gamepad (and use of one is highly encouraged).
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T e a m
| Teammate |
Position |
Accomplishments |
| Stephen Seibert |
Technical Director |
Game Framework
Tech Design Document
Physics Engine
Gameplay
Artificial Intelligence |
| Andy Tidball |
Lead Designer |
Game Design Document
Level Editor
Level Design |
| Matthew Sherrill |
Producer
Product Manager |
Sound Engine
Artwork
Level Design |
| Sam Schanken |
Lead Tester |
Menu System
Artificial Intelligence
Weapons
Ship Customization Interface |
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S c r e e n S h o t s
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D o w n l o a d
Requirements:
Windows 2000/XP, OpenGL-compatible video card with 64 MB RAM, 800 MHz Processor
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Zill
Spring 2002 |
S y n o p s i s
This is an RPG where you are Zill, a young warrior who washes up on the shores of a mysterious continent with no recollection of who he is or where he came from. As Zill you can be a paladin, a barbarian, or a wizard and fight your way through the continent to discover who you truely are.
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N o t e s
This was our freshman game where we were given a semester to complete a text-based game. So we went above and beyond what was required and have an entire array of ASCII-art, an overworld map, and cut scenes. I still find it hard to believe what we were able to accomplish in fourteen weeks.
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T e a m
| Teammate |
Position |
Accomplishments |
| Kyle Foley |
Technical Director |
Technical Design Document
ASCII Graphics Engine
Game Objects
Land Movement
Art |
| Shai Oren |
Producer |
Combat System
Enemies
Art |
| Troy Reppas |
Lead Designer |
Game Design Document
Inventory System
Level Design
Enemy Design |
| Orion Culver |
Art Director |
Cut Scene Engine
Cut Scenes
Art |
| Stephen Seibert |
Lead Tester |
Bug-tracking system
Scripting Engine
Character Creation
World Map Interactivity
Art |
| Andy Tidball |
Programmer |
Level Editor
Scripting Engine
Art |
| Japeth Turley |
Programmer |
Cut Scene Editor
Art |
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S c r e e n S h o t s
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D o w n l o a d
Requirements:
Windows 2000/XP, 5 MB RAM, 100 MHz Processor
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