Danger Planet by Fantasy Lab
Fantasy Lab, the company that released that Rhinork global illumination demo last summer, has released a screenshot from the first game utilizing their Fantasy Engine, Danger Planet. The company president is Mike Bunnell, the guy who wrote the GPU Gems 2 article on modeling light transfer and occlusion based on disc-to-disc form factors. The technique they are using for indirect light is no doubt based on the method in GPU Gems, but likely with many improvements. One image is sort of a disappointment.I’m dying to see a video, preferably with some ray gun blast lighting!
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Jonathan Decker said,
May 4, 2007 at 2:02 pm
Isn’t that only of those aliens from the Simpsons?
levelofdetail said,
May 4, 2007 at 2:04 pm
I think the idea is that it’s a cheesy retro sci-fi thing, and those aliens on the Simpsons are based on cheesy retro sci-fi creatures. I hadn’t thought about this, they are very similar!
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