Fireworks2000

[mikkojay]

I wasted a little time this week modifying this fireworks simulator program I found on the web. Right now the only output is Pangolin QM2000 because it provided the quickest result to see if this would work.

I also wanted to test my port of the LD2000 SDK .Net header file to C#.
While .Net can be ugly in many ways, it is my fastest means to an end when making quickie test programs like this one.

This video describes it best:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=beGpu3UhkVg

This might work good as a filler for someone doing a 4th of July show.
The sounds are pretty cool when you have the sound cranked.


If you don't have the .Net 2.0 framework, get it here

-Mike

[Stuka]

PM headed your way!!

[mikkojay]

I had another thought- this started out as a graphics oriented thing, but if someone wanted to try it in beam orientation, I should do something like add a spin effect to the rising shell as to not emit somewhat static beams.
Any comments or suggestions are welcome.
-Mike

[Stuka]

Works GREAT with my Pango board -
hopefully I'll have it running on a projector later this evening!!

Very cool - thanks!!

[mikkojay]

Damn that was fast!
Yeah, before sending it to the projector, you can fire it up with the laser enable button clicked, fire off a couple shots, then exit the program while they are blowing up. You can then go into LD2000 and look at the result which should still be buffered in frame 1.
-Mike

[tony220171]

Any chance in the future it can be Mamba friendley

[mikkojay]

Is that easylase? If so that might be doable. I just did it the LD2000 way first because it was easiest.

[buffo]

PM sent!

Adam

[300EVIL]

PM Sent! Looks like fun!

[T0mmm]

If one of you can make an easylase --> lumax converter or something, i'd pay you! I really want zoof's lasertennis to work, but i dont have an easylase. neither do i have the API, and neither will laserworld give me any details of the API. (ive emailed them and asked )

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