Hi-Poly Model Test:

Earlier Screenshots:

(No antialiasing.)

Really Early Screenshots (from original VSM):

These early screenshots show render-to-texture to produce distoritions, blurring, motion blur, and recursive texturing.  Each hump is a bicubic bezier patch.

Current Features

Abstract Machine:
32 bit pointers
32 bit integers, 32 bit floating point
stack based instruction set
interfaceable to external libraries written in native code (such as dll's)

Graphics Library:
OpenGL based graphics for both 3D and 2D
16 or 32 bit color depth
16 or 32 bit depth buffer
fullscreen or windowed
stencil buffer
full alpha, depth, and stencil testing 2d sprite rendering (scale, rotation, blending)
3d rendering of: Triangles, Quads, bicubic bezier patches
both 2d and 3d rendering functions can be render-to-texture or render-to-sprite
framebuffer postprocessing: blur, motion blur, water ripple effect
full OpenGL alpha blending in both 2D and 3D
texturing with mipmapping
multitexturing
selectable 1 or 2-sided light (up to 8 lights)
loading 24 or 32 bit targa files
variable camera angle (such as zoom, telephoto) graphics window/screen captures keystrokes/mouse movements in both absolute and differential mode
normal smoothing: lighting between connected meshes (even if meshes have different textures and texcoords) blend together (note: this does not currently work with bezier patches.)
both normal-per-vertex (smooth) and normal-per polygon (faceted) rendering (selectable per-object)
untextured, colored polygons are supported
lighting can be turned on/off per triangle
state-sorted vertex array rendering (per object) display lists for static objects
hierarchical objects
fog

Sound Libarary:
Stereo Mixing
Buffering
Panning
Delay
Looping

Standard Libary:
file I/O
text I/O in user interaction window time and date (read only)

Features in Development
(They work, but are not finished.)

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