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    Zero-G Racing (university, 2007)

    Zero-G Racing

     

    Fast-paced futuristic space racing game, with advanced physics simulation.

    Credit:

    Yibo LIU (physics/general programming, environment modeling)
    Oliver Boyce (graphics/engine programming, environment modeling)
    Yogeshwar Lanka and Madan Katnapally (ship modeling)
    Omer Hamid (music composing)

    Time of Development: 2007
    Platform: Windows XP/2003/Vista on PC
    Development Tools: Microsoft Visual Studio 2005, Autodesk Maya, Adobe Photoshop, Fruity Loops
    Language: C++
    Engine used: Ogre3D v1.2.3 (for graphics) and NxOgre 0.4 RC2 (for physics)
    API used (indirectly): Microsoft DirectX 9.0, AGEIA PhysX(R) SDK 2.6.2

    # Please be noted this application requires AGEIA PhysX system software to run.

    March 09 12:54 PM | Blog it

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