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[Show comments] [Show snapshots] [Show videos] [Show content] [Show crashlogs] DESCRIPTION The ultimate Warp3D & Nova testing tool (now for Aros & AmigaOS4 ppc) It draw a textured cow object then draw upside a quad with a cosmos texture Compiled with GCC. Use Warp3D library (needed) or Warp3DNova.library (optionnal) Also demonstrate how to code efficiently Warp3D or Nova for OS3 or OS4 If Warp3D & Nova was too difficult for you this example will change your mind French: Le prog ultime pour tester Warp3D ou Nova en traçant une vache 3D texturee puis trace par dessus un rectangle a texture de cosmos Compile avec GCC. Bibliotheque Warp3D necessaire Montre comment programmer efficacement Warp3D & Nova pour OS3 ou OS4 Si Warp3D & Nova etait trop complique pour toi Tu changera d'avis avec cet exemple v3.0 Sept 2011: Draw FPS correctly on Aros too. Now works with Wazp3D using "hard overlay" v4.0 March 2012: Try to use W3D_InterleavedArray() on OS4 v5.0 Sept 2012: Use W3D_DrawElement() on OS4 ==> faster v6.0 Oct 2016: Let the cow turn more before computing FPS Now can also use Nova as renderer and test Nova (type "Cow3D6 n") Please note that Cow3D is a very simple program that draw simply a cow without lighting/clipping/perspective so in the better conditions for the simple Warp3D. Therefore the speed difference Nova/Warp3D is not so important in this Cow3D special case. SAM460: Nova 457 FPS Warp3D 138 FPS so around X3.3 LICENSE GNU General Public License (GNU GPL) Author: Alain THELLIER - Paris - FRANCE - 2016 INSTALLATION Install Warp3D.library or Wazp3D.library Install Warp3DNova (optionnal) Copy Cow3D-Amiga and the textures Cow_256X256X32.RAW & Cosmos_256X256X32.RAW where you want USAGE This program is used to test Nova/Warp3D speed, states, functionnalities & zbuffer Can also serve to test Nova when lauched with ""Cow3D6 n" or via given icon Better speed results are obtained with keys 'o' 'e' 'b' and srcfunc=1 dstfunc=0 (Warp3D only dont concern Nova) It print all the possible informations for your Nova/Warp3D driver(s) It draw a textured cow object then draw upside a quad with a cosmos texture So you can check if a given 3d-driver can really do a feature OPTIONS KEYS 'f' display frame per seconds and infos on screen ANIMATION & SPEED: ----------------------------------------------------- 'o' use an optimized rotation function (faster) (default) (Warp3D only dont concern Nova) 'r' rotate object or not 'b' Allocate a big points-buffer. Compute & store the objects for each frame. Then use the buffered objects No more computation = faster . Only the 3d-hardware is used. WARNING: this options use lots of memory (around 5 MB) (Warp3D only dont concern Nova) ZBUFFER: ----------------------------------------------------- 'z' use zbuffer (default yes) 'u' update zbuffer (default yes) (need to use zbuffer) '1' to '8' change zbuffer test (default 2 = Z_LESS) 'Z' zbuffer tests draw some test-rectangles & zspans Zbuffer is cleared with z=0.90 so depending on zmode/zupdate the 7 quads,dotted line or line should appear 1) write a zspan in zbuffer at z=0.9 (with mask 1 pixel,show 1 pixel) but on the the test-rectangles use same z values as the rectangles 2) write a zspan in zbuffer at z=0.5 in the midle of the test-rectangles 3) write a zspan in zbuffer from z=0.01 to 0.99 4) draw 7 quads as various depth with various colors (z values = 0.10,0.20,0.30,0.40,0.90,0.94,0.98} 5) draw 7 quads at the same depth = sticked to the face = appears if use a z equal zmode WARNING: 1 to 3 dont works on most drivers. Nova unimplemented 'g' grey = read the zbuffer as grey values WARNING: this options dont works on most drivers if fail draw as red. Nova unimplemented DRAW METHOD: ----------------------------------------------------- 't' triangle - draw with W3D_DrawTriangle() = slower . For Nova same as 'e' 'e' elements - draw with W3D_DrawElements() = faster (default) 'p' points - draw as points with W3D_DrawPoint() = slow WARNING: this options dont works some drivers 'l' lines - draw as lines with W3D_DrawLineLoop() = slow WARNING: this options dont works some drivers & Nova '0' zero - draw as big points/lines (use it with 'l' or 'p') = very slow WARNING: this options dont works on some drivers & Nova OTHERS: ----------------------------------------------------- 'c' use colors not texture (default no). Nova unimplemented 'h' hide back faces (=culling) (default yes) WARNING: this options dont works with some drivers DRAW TESTS: ----------------------------------------------------- 'P' point test : draw a small/big point & draw a small/big line (use it also with 'c') WARNING: this options dont works on some drivers. Nova unimplemented 'L' line test : same as 'P'. Nova unimplemented PATCHES: ----------------------------------------------------- 'w' warp3d is patched (default no) Reimplement the functions for drawing lines/points (but dont change W3D_Drawelements() nor W3D_Drawarray()) Implement Read/WriteZspan/Zpixel() but this dont works on most drivers WARNING: this options dont works on most drivers. Dont concern Nova BLENDING & TEXENV: ----------------------------------------------------- 's' change srcfunc 'd' change dstfunc 'S' or 'D' change both srcfunc & dstfunc (so typing 'D' 255 times show all possible effects) then do W3D_SetBlendMode(context,srcfunc,dstfunc); default is srcfunc=1 dstfunc=1 For srcfunc=1 dstfunc=0 dont display the cosmos quad so the cow is still visible Just remember: src is cosmos-quad dst is cow-object & background 'm' change texenvmode then call W3D_SetTexEnv() with this texenvmode for the 2 textures envcolor for tex1 is green envcolor for tex2 is blue Nova implementation via shaders is not 100% perfect |
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