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Videos
The following videos were all captured real-time from inside the engine. Videos are available in .mov (mp4) and .wmv (wmp10) formats.- Physics and Ragdoll Download (.mov .wmv) : This video shows the ability to set different material properties (hardness, friction, density, bounciness), complex interactions between them, as well as their interaction with ragdoll bodies.
- Ragdoll Physics Video (.mov .wmv) : A closer view of a ragdoll body.
- Shaders (.mov .wmv) : A demonstration of a variety of the real-time shaders included with the Adal Engine and the power of OGRE rendering.
- Combat (.mov .wmv) : Shows off scripting capabilities, handling of input, and animation blending, in a mock-up of the Sinbad Combat System.
Tech Demos
In order to run the demos, you will need the following:- Video Card supporting Shader Model 3.0 (nVidia 6 series or higher, ATI equivalent)
- 1 GB RAM
- 2 GHz processor
- Windows XP SP2 (the engine is cross platform but the shaders currently are not)
- The faster your computer, the better, obviously. Anything below a 6800GT and Athlon 3800+ is probably not going to give proper performance. This is due to the shaders and assets specifications and resources. OGRE, and Adal, is capable of any sort of rendering style and specs.
- You will need Visual Studio Runtime 2005 files. You can download them from Microsoft and I've put them on my server as well.
- Note also, if you get an error about d3dx9_26.dll, it means your directX is an old version. You should upgrade anyway, from the link here.
There is a readme included with the tech demos that discusses controls and what each tech demo does and shows. Please read this carefully as it contains some important configuration instructions.