OpenGL-Based Real-Time Shadows

Real-time shadow algorithms implemented in C++/OpenGL with GLFW and GLee for the course Advanced Game Programming (TSBK03), fall 2009 at Linköping University.
1. Planar, projected shadows (without and with multiple coverage)
2. Shadow volumes (without and with visualized volumes)
3. Shadow mapping (without and with percentage closer filtering)
Music: Time Travel by Michael Andrews
For more information about the course, go here:
www.computer-gr...

[@ciberman]

everyone gangsta until the planar projected shadows starts projecting shadows into the same object and not only the plane

[@Ragnemalm]

I love to find student projects from my course on KZbin! :)

[@DodgeeSoftware]

This is so good, really well done ^_^

[@vsugrobov]

Wow I got recommended this video in 2021. Bump.

[@NeilRoy]

I assume you used the depth buffer from the point of view of the light to create the shadow?

[@holybubbles]

How did you get GLFW to work properly and what IDE did you use? I've been trying to develop a game but I can't even get Visual Studio to work properly with GLFW. Can anybody here help me figure out how to get this to work?

[@33892152]

excellent work!!! hello how are you? could you pass me your code? from already thank you very much!

[@visidturtle28]

are you using gpu processing?

[@geverli79]

Super work I love, Can you send me the source code or can you teach?

[@maxmalakhov9446]

Nice

[@dmnkb]

donnie darko fan? ;)

[@zeluisping]

TEACH ME MASTER!

[@Zache51]

The different techniques used are badly explained. The video should perhaps be used at a challange of sorts, guessing the different techniques used. Labels when switching lighting/shadow would been a start.