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All files in this download area are compressed zip files, if you haven't installed WinZip you can download it here.


Glide samples:

Glide sample program 1 - very simple, just test to compile it, if you can compile it you are ready to begin with serious glide programming.

Gouraud Shading sample program - Draws a gouraud shaded triangle on the screen using Glide.

Texture mapping sample program - Draws a textured triangle on the screen using Glide.

Trilinear filtering demo - This demo shows off one of the key features of the voodoo2 - single pass trilinear filtering. Don't even try to run this baby on your old voodoo graphics board!

Texdemo2 - Demo combining single pass trilinear filtering with gouraud shading, requires voodoo2.

Transdemo - A demo demonstrating the translucency/texture mapping/gouraud shading capabilities of your 3dfx card.

Glide3 sample - A program demonstrating some features of glide3 such as clip coordinates, and the support for strips and fans. There is two sources, one for MSVC++ and one for lccwin32. The lccwin32 source requires that you have followed my glide3 guide.


FxEngine Downloads:


Latest version of FxEngine (v0.41):

FxEngine 0.41 (1.7 MB) Everything in FxEngine is included in this file, samples, sourcecode, headerfiles, docs and a precompiled library. A pas file and a dll is included for delphi users. MSVC++ (tested on 5.0) is recommended although I think it should not be too hard to use with other compilers. To install FxEngine, unzip it to a root directory on one of your drives. It is important you unzip it into a root directory. Don't worry about FxEngine will install itself into the root directory because it is installed in the \3dfx\fxengine\ directory when unzipping into a root directory.

FxEngine 0.31 for Linux Gnu C:

FxEngine 0.31 - FxEngine 0.31 for Linux Gcc. Port was done by Michael Pugliese. This version lacks support for Landscapes but everything else should work fine. For instructions on compiling/using it check the readme files included.


Utilities:


Texus - I have put up texus here on my site because many have asked about it and it is not shipped with glide sdk anymore. As far as I know it is free, if it's not tell me.

Other stuff:


Lccwin32 Glide3 fix - To use lccwin32 with glide3 you need this fix. Follow the instructions here.


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