Fantastic video but no sound while using MooVid.

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Very nice video!

But why do people want sound..

Last edited by amigamagia on 19-Mar-2005 at 11:51 PM.

No sound also on Windows Media Player

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No sound since on a such video it's not interresting (clic clic clic! tac paf clic clic paf tac tac). And it requiers 5 MB :)

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Thanks Crisot. That explains why there's no sound.

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Really impressive :-O

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http://www.soft3dev.net/aos4-warpos.php

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Nice

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Thanks a lot.
Another piece to cut down the waiting time

Wow! Thanks Crisot!

This was really impressive! Me wants this fast system also


/Harry

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Nice video

Great to see this much progres has been made on WarpOS emulation.

I feel like Neo in the matrix right now... "i'm beginning to believe"

this is truely awesome, and i can't wait for the next update, or final version to hit the marked..

the best birthday gift i've gotten this far

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crisot: good job but where is the highres version ? anyway even if i have the exact same thing in my house its abit annoying with the blurry picture quality but then again we can see your mouse movements which is as always prety impressive

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The video is definately impressive (and so is Crisot's fast use of the mouse ). It seems that OS4 is definately on the right track. If only Eyetech would sell an expandable motherboard again That's the only thing keeping me from ordering...

@LaBodilsen:

happy birthday

@Crisot:

Already working on an OS4 demo with Warp3D?

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Almost 1000 downloads so quickly. Seems interest many people =)

WarpOS/3D, it's a bit confusing.. Isn't that something Haage & Partner owns, have Amiga Inc. bought the rights for it, or was H&P doing it for AInc?
Is it a 3D API, like Direct3D? If so, why have two systems... Is it partable with some other 3D API? (If it's a 3D API)
The other 3D API is MESA, an OpenGL clone from Unix/Linux, or? It's not ready to be used yet? Which system is most complete, do some of them have support for shaders (HLSL)?
Yes, this is a bit out of topic, but....

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Wipeout 2097 running on AmigaOne/AmigaOS4, thanks to m3x for the grab

Any idea what kinda speed you get out of these? I can imagine that it absolutely flies!!

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Isn't that something Haage & Partner owns, have Amiga Inc. bought the rights for it, or was H&P doing it for AInc?

Warp3D has always been and will always be owned by the team behind it, that is now Thomas and me. There used to be Sam Jordan, but he left the Amiga for good quite some time ago. H&P was very supportive of the project, but never owned it.

WarpOS was owned (IIRC) by Sam Jordan, but I am not sure about it.

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Any idea what kinda speed you get out of these? I can imagine that it absolutely flies!!

No idea if there is any way to measure FPS in that game. It certainly is fast, but it used to be quite fast on the CyberStorm as well.

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Warp3D was never owned by Haage&Partners. It was done by Sam Jordan, former employee of H&P, Hans-Jörg Frieden, and me. We had help in the form of access to StormC beta versions, though, but it's our own

It's a 3D API much like Direct3D, but much more low-level than that. It's main purpose is to abstract the 3D hardware so you can use it uniformly, especially in the context of a higher-level graphics system like OpenGL

Currently, we have MiniGL, our own small OpenGL implementation, and Mesa is being worked on.

We are also working on the design of the successor to Warp3D, which will have support for shader hardware.

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