Can you see the force?
I’ve been working on my Master’s Thesis lately and getting a headache from all the formal writing. So I just want to blog some informal shit real quick. Here are Continue Reading →
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Particles in BGE: Improved Code, Collisions and Hose
Hello world! I’m back with another video to show you guys what we are cooking up here at DSC. I’ve made a lot of internal improvements to the code, but Continue Reading →
Adventures in OpenCL Part 3: Constant Memory Structs
Today we make a brief stop on our journey to examine a technique which has proven useful but not straightforward; passing in a structure as a parameter to an OpenCL Continue Reading →
Adventures in PyOpenCL: Part 2, Particles with PyOpenGL
Today we journey as pythonauts into the world of particle systems and fast 3D graphics, manipulating thousands upon thousands of little dots in mere milliseconds! We accomplish this with two Continue Reading →
pycon 2011
Andrew, Nathan and I just got back from Atlanta for Pycon 2011 and it was a blast. It was a great mix of learning, hacking, networking and free swag. I Continue Reading →
A Python Function Timing Decorator
I recently went up to North Carolina to visit a good friend of mine, and we got to talking Python as we are wont to do. He told me about Continue Reading →
Hijacking the BGE for Fun and Particles
Hello world! Care to take a journey into the annals of my twisted mind? Join me on a ride through a small part of the Blender Game Engine on a Continue Reading →
Adventures in PyOpenCL: Part 1 Getting Started with Python
Hello, World! I’m a big fan of Python (and excited to be attending PyCon!), and I’ve recently started playing with a great module called PyOpenCL. I’ve ported my Part 1 Continue Reading →
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Happy Valentines Day! with all due respect to the original classic
Particles in BGE: Fluid Surface and Collision in the works
Hello, World! Just keeping you guys up to date with what we are doing. I’d like to introduce someone who’s joining me in development of RTPS, Andrew Young. He’s a Continue Reading →