Wrote a custom C++ engine to render raw WAD geometry directly to the DAC.

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@ut3usw Are you planning on releasing this? My girlfriend built a laser galvo recently and this would be super cool to run on it, super super impressive

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@ut3usw What a beautiful classic Siemens.

They were the only one who really went all in with sleek early 1980s design. Even for hard tech stuff like scopes.

@Computeum YES! This is a gift from my wife %)

@ut3usw I will follow you in the hope to see Doom running on that oscilloscope.

@ut3usw @gedeonm This doesn’t seem to be DOOM?

@steffen actually this is E1M1 from original doom1.wad!

@caleb @gedeonm actually this is E1M1 from original doom1.wad! I wrote my custom vector doom engine for that project.

@ut3usw @gedeonm My joke has backfired and I am embarrassed.

@ut3usw
I should repair channel 2 of the original Quake on oscilloscope Hitachi scope and wait for the release. :)

@ut3usw mind = blown

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cool 🔥

@ut3usw dear god

@ut3usw This runs smoother than it did on my neighbour's 486

@ut3usw if you make this into a playable maze game one day, i would happily build a large size "IGOR" vector display for that

@Computeum @ut3usw
Ich würde da mal nach Grundig suchen die diese Oszis als OEM für Siemens gebaut haben :) z.B. https://www.mikrocontroller.net/attachment/23365/DSC00288.JPG

Dir könnten vielleicht auch Geräte gefallen wie das Philips PM3215

@ut3usw @poleguy I actually really like the audio in conjunction with the vector plotting. Both from sort of a creepy standpoint of sound changing with movement (thinking of first person games) but also you can really hear why the plot is what it is.