Code
Hyperballs implemented in the NGLViewer
01/08/2016
Hyperballs links are in the NGLviewer (http://arose.github.io/ngl/). Looks really good! Thanks @asrmoin !
Version controlled source code available via svn
16/10/2011
We have set up a subversion repository for the demo source code. It now works cross-platform (MacOSX, Linux, Windows) and we have added a few command line options as well as SpaceBall and Joystick support. The Tutorial subpage explains in detail how to install this code using CMake. Current version is v0.2, and we are still in the process of refining and cleaning up the code.
HyperBalls demo source code now online !
17/06/2011
It now is possible to download the code of a simple HyperBalls demo and compile it (http://sourceforge.net/projects/hyperballs/files/HyperBallDemo_V0.1_Cg.tgz/download).
There are still a few constraints, first related to availability. For the moment, the code works quite well on a Linux machine, but not on MacOs X. This is due to a limitation of the current OSX OpenGL implementation and we are working on alternatives. We will soon try to test the demo on a Windows machine.
Second, the hardware requirements: The current version of the program only works on Nvidia cards (Cg shaders). We will very soon provide a GLSL version, compatible with a wide variety of graphics cards. The graphics card must support at least Shader Model 3.0.
We hope to provide more demos and code soon, so stay tuned and send us your feedback!
There are still a few constraints, first related to availability. For the moment, the code works quite well on a Linux machine, but not on MacOs X. This is due to a limitation of the current OSX OpenGL implementation and we are working on alternatives. We will soon try to test the demo on a Windows machine.
Second, the hardware requirements: The current version of the program only works on Nvidia cards (Cg shaders). We will very soon provide a GLSL version, compatible with a wide variety of graphics cards. The graphics card must support at least Shader Model 3.0.
We hope to provide more demos and code soon, so stay tuned and send us your feedback!
