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| May be some people of the scene would be interested:
A new Unigine-based demo is available, it works either on Windows and Linux.
http://unigine.com/download/
Features:
* DirectX and OpenGL versions
* Up to 500k polygones per frame
* 5 dynamic lights
* HDR rendering
* Parallax occlusion mapping
* Ambient occlusion mapping
* Translucence
* Volumetric light and fog
* Glow
* Particle systems
* Postprocessing: motion blur, radial blur, depth of field, color correction, Sobel filter, refraction, stereo mode (stereo glasses required)
There is also a benchmark in the demo, which can be used to compare performance in Direct3D9 and OpenGL.
It's rather huge (26 Mb) and may be it is offtopic here, I'm sorry in advance in that case.
Just in case: Unigine engine is a continuation of http://frustum.org/ works. | | |
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