Ok
Well i like the set-up, with the audio and all, but the audio was not as clear as i would have thaught, good options though I think some additions to this would improve onto it anyways notbad
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Hi it's me again. More ActionScript magic with another conceptual demo, this time involving the raytracing process behind such classics as "Wolfenstein 3D". At least the basics of it, anyway...
CAUTION: Do not play this game if you are running on a slow low-end computer! I'M SERIOUS! If you do, and you complain to me that it causes your Flash player/Web browser to slow down, etc. I will simply reply that YOU WERE WARNED! I'm sorry but ActionScript doesn't seem to be efficient enough for this kind of stunt...
The basic 3D effect graphics have potential for more than this demo. The Sounds could be sharper and easier to understand.
Decent 3D elements in this one
There's a leak in the ray tracing
There's a leak where the data goes:
[0,0,0]
[0,1,1]
[1,0,0]
Try reducing the interval for testing the points along the ray.
TheUnknownAggregate responds:
Well consider at the time I wrote this the typical 1GHz Duron XP machine could barely run what I submitted here, much less anything with a finer interval. So, rather than have NG users yell at me "OMG UR FLASH HUNG MY BROWSER BLAM" I made the interval wide. Also consider that ActionScript 3.0 didn't exist at the time and the only way to get this working was to get Flash 6 to do many many LineTo/MoveTo operations.
This was also submitted before I had written a more efficient implementation that used block boundary testing rather than a fixed interval. Unfortunately I never submitted it because I got distracted by other projects.
What?
Where's the hitler cameo? No stars, 0/5
