Demos

SilverLining™ Demo

Our demo application lets you see for yourself how our 3D volumetric clouds, virtual skies, and precipitation effects perform on your system. Hit the “eye” icon in the demo to enter “interactive mode,” where you can create your own scenes and preview what different scenarios will look like in your own application.

Requires Windows 2000, XP, Vista, or newer, and a graphics accelerator that supports OpenGL 1.2 or better.

Triton™ Demo

The Triton Ocean SDK demo lets you experiment with different wind conditions, environmental conditions, choppiness, and camera angles so you can see for yourself how Triton renders infinitely vast oceans quickly, under a variety of settings.

Requires Windows XP, Vista, Windows 7, or newer, and a graphics accelerator that supports OpenGL 2.0 or better.

Screenshot Gallery

View high-resolution, unmodified screenshots of SilverLining and Triton in action. Many images are courtesy of our customers who have agreed to let us share their work that features SilverLining with you, including Vizerra, rFactor2, and VR-Vantage.

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SilverLining Video

Don’t have a Windows® system to run our interactive demo on? Watch it in action in high resolution at YouTube®. It’s just three minutes, and shows cumulus congestus and stratocumulus clouds with fly-throughs and under various times of day in conjunction with a geospecific terrain, stratus cloud layers with precipitation effects, and cumulonimbus clouds complete with lightning effects.

SilverLining / Gamebryo Lightspeed Integration Video

This short promotional video shows off what’s possible with the Gamebryo Lightspeed integration package for SilverLining, and showcases some real-world applications using SilverLining with Gamebyro Lightspeed.

Triton Demo Videos

This video showcases features of Triton 1.2, including spray effects, shorelines, and ship wakes.

This screen capture of the Triton Demo application (downloadable above) illustrates Triton’s ocean under varying wind conditions, times of day, choppiness, and altitudes. Note that framerates in the video are lowered due to the video capture.