| 词条 | Jedi (game engine) |
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|name = Jedi |logo = |screenshot = |caption = Screenshot from Dark Forces |developer = LucasArts |latest_release_version = |latest_release_date = |latest_preview_version = |latest_preview_date = |operating_system = MS-DOS, Microsoft Windows |genre = Game engine |license = Proprietary |website = |author = Ray Gresko |programming language = C }} Jedi is a game engine developed primarily by Ray Gresko for LucasArts. It is extremely similar to the Build engine used in Duke Nukem 3D. While not a true 3D engine, it supported a three-dimensional environment with no limitations in the 3rd dimension (Z). In Doom, environments or levels were limited to existing in the X-Y plane only – levels were laid out two-dimensionally: while floor and ceiling heights could differ, areas could not overlap vertically. The Jedi Engine had support for areas or rooms (called "sectors") on top of one another, a trait that it shared with the Build engine. In the Dark Forces revision of the engine, the renderer could not display two rooms situated on top of each other at the same time. This capability was added for Outlaws. The Jedi Engine also included the ability to jump and crouch, the ability to look up and down, and atmospheric effects (achieved by careful manipulation of 256-color palette files). The engine is limited in its rendering capabilities, however, and used two-dimensional sprites (pre-rendered in different angles) for most of its object graphics. Its lifetime was short lived, being used in two titles, Dark Forces and Outlaws.[1] The sequel to Dark Forces, Jedi Knight, used the Sith engine. References1. ^{{cite web |url=http://www.maximumpc.com/doom-to-dunia-a-visual-history-of-3d-game-engines/#page-2 |title=Doom to Dunia: A Visual History of 3D Game Engines |author=Paul Lilly |date=2009-07-21 |work=maximumpc.com |publisher=Maximum PC |accessdate=2016-01-16}} External links
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