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Hmm, what kind of a routine are you using for circlefill?


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Zee wrote:


Dude that's some awesome coding, you should write some funky winamp viz routines :wink:

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I've been looking for the example codes in winamp sdk. Maybe some day, I hope.


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Zee wrote:
Hmm, what kind of a routine are you using for circlefill?


Not very efficient as pixels can be plotted multiple times.
Code:

void lDrawCircleFilled (TLCD *lcd, int xcenter, int ycenter, int radius, int style)
{
   int i;
   for (i=radius;i--;)
       drawCircleB (lcd, xcenter,ycenter,i,style);
}


void drawCircleB (TLCD *lcd, int xc, int yc, int radius, int style)
{
   float x = 0;
   float y = radius;
   float p = 1-radius;

   circlePts(lcd, xc, yc, x, y, style);

   while (x < y){
      x += 0.5;
      if (p < 0){
         p += 2*x+1;
      }else{
         y -= 0.5;
         p += 2*x+1-2*y;
      }
      circlePts (lcd, xc, yc, x, y, style);
   }
}



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PostPosted: Tue Oct 11, 2005 7:05 
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After a small break, it's in living color...

http://oms.wmhost.com/lcd/color.avi


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Very nice Zee, i applaud your skills :wink:

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If only I could see some of the effects running on those EL-displays. But the SED propably ruins the experience.

And thanks to Henri there's more to come. :)


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Finally! Was driving me crazy trying to figure out what's wrong with the way it's controlled, but there it spins.

http://oms.wmhost.com/lcd/vacuum3d-1.avi
http://oms.wmhost.com/lcd/vacuum3d-2.avi

Thanks to Henri for the VFD. :)


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what are you using to view the avi files...can't get any thing to play them :cry:


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Zee wrote:
Finally! Was driving me crazy trying to figure out what's wrong with the way it's controlled, but there it spins.

http://kotisivu.dnainternet.net/tommilem/vacuum3d-1.avi
http://kotisivu.dnainternet.net/tommilem/vacuum3d-2.avi

Thanks to Henri for the VFD. :)


Very impressive again Zee! You can also thank One~Zero up here for arranging those VFD's :wink:
James, i use the DIVX 6 coded, maybe the XVID codec also works.

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Yes, they're XviD encoded.

Hmm, I remember reading from somewhere sometime ago that One~Zero had pile of those displays. So that's where they came from. Thanks for delivering. :)


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8O Those are WICKED nice!!!
Great job....and I will have to mimic Coorz in saying that those would make some awsome plugins!!
.......hhhhmmmmmmmmmm, wonder how they would look on a -3900 :D


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Zee wrote:
Finally! Was driving me crazy trying to figure out what's wrong with the way it's controlled, but there it spins.

http://kotisivu.dnainternet.net/tommilem/vacuum3d-1.avi
http://kotisivu.dnainternet.net/tommilem/vacuum3d-2.avi

Thanks to Henri for the VFD. :)


Very Very nice , :twisted: me wants please lol , you certainly have some skills. MORE COOLNESS PLEASE :D
I take it thats running on parallel yes , be very interesting to compare cpu time against the usb board Henri has done for those Noritake beasts...


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Somewhat different style. Regular 20x4 text display.

http://oms.wmhost.com/lcd/txt.avi


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I just wasted my weekend making this:
http://rotzooi.lakwijk.com/3dengine.wmv

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