Michael Oliver
Michael Oliver
Straight forward. Once we have a demo scene to work with, we need to use the game engine to build up a demo where the user can simply walk around...
This is likely harder than it seems. We have to evaluate various game engines, and figure out which would work best for a simple walking/listening demo. Unity or Unreal are...
Everything is 2D for now, as this allows for more rapid testing and debugging. In practice, we will need to upscale everything into 3D.
We need to be able to take some scene, perhaps an obj or fbx file, and partition any open areas into rectangular partitions. See the paper for details.
To simulate absorbing boundaries, we need to create a small pressure layer at the boundaries. On the boundary of this pressure layer, the forcing terms are multiplied by a reflectivity...
Right now, the entire simulation runs on its own thread, separate from the rendering and main threads. However, it should also launch each partition to run in their own threads.
Once the project is in a working state, we need to test it on a few demo scenes and record some demos. We'll have to decide on some sounds or...
Probably a house with some walls/doors in it for one of the scenes. A cathedral or concert hall for another. Perhaps an indoor shooting range. We could also have a...
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