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Yeah I think so. A tree-lookup can make things easier, but then you have to estimate the bounce direction. But overall it's a great demo. And you see more and

• badmonkey0001 15y ago
  The more I think about it, the more I realize that of the three pure voxel problems (rendering, animation and collision), rendering is probably the low-hanging fruit - Though I'm not sure if creating a hybrid poly/voxel engine is any harder or easier. Here's to at least getting a hyper-real Myst someday :)
  • onemoreact 15y ago
    Collision need not be at the same resolution as the rendering which should help. But animation is probably limited by how much of the scean changes. If it's a small percentage of the enviornment removing the old objects and adding the new ones should be reasonably fast. Or if it's a small number of objects you could always keep them in a seperate tree and translate a ray in the main scean with one for the moving object.