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quadtree updated - 03112007

Here is my updated quadtree. This is only a very simple quadtree with the following features:
  • Able to create terrain from height map data.
  • Able to define the subdivision levels you want.
  • Able to draw only parts of the quadtree you want.
  • Only uses lines to draw the tree since adding texture will complicate things.



[Entire part of the quadtree is drawn]



[Certain part of the quadtree is drawn]

You can download the full source code here.


Next up, i'll add the following things on my quadtree:

  • Textured terrain
  • Be able to easily add models
  • Be able to cull the parts of the quadtree that is visible to the camera.

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This entry was posted by Rey Jexter Bumalay, on Saturday, March 10, 2007. You can leave your response.

“quadtree updated - 03112007”

  1. Blogger Unknown Says:
    6:06 AM  

    The link is for the code is not working.
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