#The Demo Team
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I sent a message to the demo team, and I was wondering if you deleted
it, Or if it gets deleted weekly. I have some Ideas about Texture
Mapping and was wondering if you're interested. I normally use
Pascal but If I have to I can try to translate into C. It uses
constant curves of U and V don't know if you have heard of them, got
them from a book on graphics. I have some for a circle and a torus
and am trying to make up one for a plane and mix it with a poly fill
alogoritm to get the same effect as Doom, but the poly fill method i
use is kinda slow, please write me back, it is very important.
Peter,
> I sent a message to the demo team, and I was wondering if you deleted it,
I'm not part of THE demo team –after reading messages from so many people
asking to join, I decided to form an "unoffical" or "public" demo team. We not
REALLY a team either. At least not yet. We just swap ideas, discuss code, and
help each other out.
> I have some Ideas about Texture Mapping and was wondering if you're
> interested. I normally use Pascal but If I have to I can try to
translate > into C. It uses constant curves of U and V don't know if
you have heard of > them, got them from a book on graphics. I have
some for a circle and a torus > and am trying to make up one for a
plane and mix it with a poly fill alogoritm > to get the same effect
as Doom, but the poly fill method i use is kinda slow, > please write
me back, it is very important.
Sounds interesting, please keep it in Pascal –I don't have a REAL C compiler.
If you think it's "ready" you can upload it here, or if you want, you can
e-mail it (WARNING: this may create several requests from others <g>).
Have you seen Denthor's Pascal tutorials, or the PC-GPE? They both are very
worthwhile (NOTE: PC-GPE contains Denthor's first 9 tutorials so you don't need
to DL it twice).
Do you have any demo ideas? I'm open to suggestions; like I said, we're nor a
formal team, but that doesn't mean we can't work together.
Jeff
Peter,
Staff members deleting messages is a hanging offense in our forums. <grin>
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Matt
Hi Peter,
Your messages are number 315 and 316. Somehow they didn't make it to the Demo
Team section (they were in Section 1). Do you want me to repost them here?
Sorry you didn't get an answer. Gotta keep trying!
hugs
Lily