
Hello! I'm a Telecommunications student interested in graphics programming. Here you can find some of my Demos for PC, header files in C++, links and more.
Stuff in this page:
-Programms
/ Demos
-Graphics
Programming (mode 13h, mode X, VESA, PCX)
-Links
You can also go back to my Main Page
Here you can find the programms that I do in my spare time:
3D51.zip
: 3D Graphic animation. You can modify the movement of the object using
the keyboard (read the file 3D51.TXT).
tunel20.zip
: Graphic Animation. It projects a fractal plasma through the walls of
a tunnel as the camera goes inside it.
fplasm10.zip
: It calculates a random fractal plasma.
difuse21.zip
: Graphic animation. Lines are drawn in the screen composing diferent aimated
figures.
flames.zip : Flames in your screen !
bloodr.zip : Blood rain in your screen (a palette
effect...).
classes.zip
:
2D geometric objects moving around the screen.
espiral.zip
:
Another effect based on palette rotation. It forms an espiral.
3Dstar.zip
:
A 3D star animation with camera movement and rotations finished with an
"hyperspace" jump. You might feel a little bit disy, but it is fine.
3dfract2.zip
:
3D landscape generation from a fractal image.
difumine.zip
:
Graphic animation. Fire objects are moveing through the screen...
Here you can find some header files in C++ that you can use for programming your own demo:
-13h Mode: (version 1.0)
In this ZIP file you can find this archives:
m13_10.h
Header file with all the necessary functions to work in 13h mode.
m13_10.cpp Example program.
m13_10.exe Executable file.
Download: m13_10.zip
Use the LARGE model to build the program.
-Standard VESA:
(version 1.0)
-Here we have an example
(very nice, 3D, etc...):
Download: 24bit.zip
P.D.: I am translating the documentation (DOC) and preparing a library in C with these functions.
-MOUSE on MS-DOS: (version 1.0)
Download:ratoli.zip
Programming:
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http://www.mathtools.net
-The Graphics File Format Page: There is an explanation of most of the graphics file formats, vectorials (Autocad, 3D Studio...) or bitmaps (BMP, GIF, TIFF...):
http://www.dcs.ed.ac.uk/~mxr/gfx/
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