Irrlicht Engine

Ok, here's the official result for July. We have three winners this time. Congratulations to Win64, Sio2 and Xaryl. Especially since it was not just one or two votes per entry, but just a very tight competition.
BTW: strong99 will be back for next month's voting, I'm just helping out over the summer vacations. So excuse me being late again...

Vote now for the best screenshot of July 2011!
The poll will be active until August the 5th

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Devsh - My level editor


Wing64 - MiddleEast2, ARSA Framework


Borges - Sp123 laby


Sio2 - Irrlicht DX11 - Quake3 BSP scene node


Mel - Character


Omaremad - Light Manager-rainy day


Eigen - Front Warrior


Stefbuet - Refraction/reflexion shader


Xaryl - Dance Floor

old wrote:Topic for the July screenshot entries!

Please submit here for the best screenshot for July 2011. You can submit until the 20th of July. Voting should start soon after that date.

Rules
- Only irrlicht renders allowed,
- Give images a good name,
- Make sure the image is available until the end of the competition,
- One image per project allowed,
- And some information about the project/scene,

Notes
- Please show a good quality image with a descent image size.

My level editor

nice, i see your getting finished with its world editor, nice

MiddleEast2 - ARSA Framework.

Triangles: 61250
FPS: 32 (rt=1080p), 56 (rt=720p), 90 (rt=512x512)
Technique: Deferred rendering (MRT), PSVSM+3x3PCF, SSAO, AA, CSM (Cone Step Mapping), NormalMap, HDR (64bit), Bloom, SPARK for fx, PhysX and Cloud from tbw (Thanks).
Spec: i7-930, ATI Radeon HD 4670.

wing64 not to be harsh but from the other arsa framework pictures this one looks kinda like "old technologie" and the others were more like "new technologie"...i hope you dont take it personally or wrong in anyway

His tech is "new technologie", except for the PCF filtering.
The only thing which makes the screenie look old is the quality of the artwork but all of us as programmers can understand that.

Are you sure the AA is working? I see a lot of jaggies in the pic.

he has deferred rendering so he uses an edge detection shader... most probably its not perfect. The only technique allowing for AA and deferred rendering is Inferred Rendering which I shall be implementing, it will allow AA for alpha polygons only though cause I cba with a second pass on all geometry.

devsh wrote:The only technique allowing for AA and deferred rendering is Inferred Rendering

That's a pretty harsh generalization right there, there are enough techniques to allow for AA in deferred pipelines, only hardware MSAA won't work natively because of the use of MRTs

Techniques like MLAA look absolutely amazing, are fast and fit perfectly in a deferred pipeline

I think we've talked about this before, but GL supports MSAA with FBOs (MRTs). IIRC it was only on dx10 level and up, but supported nonetheless.

MLAA also works very well, and with several implementations freely available no reason not to use it really, if you're making an engine.

Thanks for a comment.

I'm silently creeping on with a cool inferred lighting screenshot for this month's competition!
Its going to be a stained glass window globe casting light accordingly and maybe some shadows

I doubt I will be able to beat wing64 though

Irrlicht DX11.

evandromillian's DX11 driver with some fixes/tweaks and my own Irrlicht Quake3 BSP scene node. BSP map is ChiropteraDM by Alcatraz / Nunuk / Sock.

sio2 wrote:...

Looks nice

Another screen from OR Project... this is called "sp123 laby"