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My name is Kevin Bansberg and I am an International Game Architecture and Design (IGAD) student at the NHTV in Breda, The Netherlands.
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Skills
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Testimonials
Simplicity is the Ultimate Sophistication.
Good designers copy; great designers steal.
Projects
Planet Generation
procedural planets.
As an assignment for school we had to create a program that procedurally generates a planet.
Web Design
beautify your website.
Development
php, javascript and stuff
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Graphic Design
what you imagine is what you get
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Planet Generation
As an assignment for school we had to create a program that procedurally generates a planet and renders it.
The planet mesh uses a winged-edge data structure so it is easier to subdivide the planet to create a higher detailed planet.
Click on the image to the right, to see the steps taken to create a high detailed procedurally generated planet.
Arashi
Arashi is a small game / toy for the Android OS. You can use your fingers to attract and repel particles.
It started out as a test to get into Android development and I wanted to program it in C++ instead of Java. After I managed to get a simple particle simulation going on I wanted to find the limit of my phone's hardware. I found out that 'newer' Android phones have SIMD instructions (NEON) and so did mine, so I decided to translate most of the simulation to SIMD.
Arashi is heavily optimized. The simulation code is not the bottle-neck, but the rendering is. On my HTC Desire I can run 16k~32k particles just fine.
Latest Works
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