Well, the first entry of my development journal is finnally being written. I having been wanting to start one for the past five years, and now there is a lot of catching up to do. This journal will basically retrace the development challenges of the Geist3D graphics engine and development studio. I began this work about six years ago during my Ph.d. research, with the goal of producing a tool for manufacturing simulation using Petri Nets and 3D computer graphics. Now, the goal is produce a more general virtual reality modelling engine. To be honest, I would like to see Geist3D used as a game engine for an online mulituser games. But more about that some other time ....

I think I will start the Introduction with one section about the graphics engine and one about the development environment, or editor. Each section will contain a few pictures and a short description. In the future, I will add new journal entries to discuss different aspects of the system.

Graphics Engine


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Development Studio
The Editor is really an extension of the graphics engine that allows an interactive editing style of 3D content, Petri Nets, Lua scripts and GLSL shading programs