Experiences

  • Baked Global Illumination Demo

    A demo of baked Global Illumination in Roblox. This place uses the same technique shown off by Elttob recently. There are points dispersed evenly throughout the map which contain point lights. When calculated, 128 rays were shot in random directions from the 57K+ points in the map. These rays were used to calculate what the approximate bounce lighting would look like. With this many lights, you'd think the game would run poorly, however Roblox's engine seems to handle many light sources relatively well and as a result this place should be able to run at ~60 FPS on most systems. I would recommend using full graphics regardless of frame-rate because without full graphics the GI effect does not look as good.

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  • Real-Time Global Illumination

    This game uses tens of thousands of probes to calculate "Global Illumination" in real-time. This place was inspired by Elttob's work with GI. This however, seems to have better performance than Elttob's example. Similarly to his example, this place uses the Happy House in Robloxia, and of course: a Rocket Launcher.

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  • Solar System

    Simple solar system model. Scaling: Size: 1 stud = 5000 KM Distance: 1 stud = 50000 KM All orbits are perfectly circular, they are also all on the same plane. The orbital distances, scaling, and orbital period are all accurate though.

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  • Dynamic Depth of Field

    A Dynamic Depth of Field script made by me. Some additional scripts were used for purely aesthetic things. The Depth of Field effects is entirely untouched by other scripts. If you thought this was a cool effect, LIKE the game so more people can see it! If you'd like to get the Dynamic Depth of Field effect for your game. here's the link (It's free): https://www.roblox.com/library/5033192236/Dynamic-Depth-of-Field-Effect

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  • Galaxy Generator

    A relatively simple system that generates a galaxy. There are 10,000 stars in the galaxy, all of which have one of five types: Yellow-Dwarf Star, Red-Dwarf Star, White-Dwarf Star, Neutron Star, and Black Hole. The Galaxy has a diameter of approx. 10000 studs. Even if every stud was 10 Light-Years, this galaxy would still be tremendously small compared to the Milky Way.

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