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	February 3, 2010 11:00 PM PST

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DOWNLOAD the Smoke Rev 1.2 Installer - Smoke+install+R1.2.zip (117.5 MB) - installs all prerequisites, including DirectX and Havok runtimes
DOWNLOAD the Smoke Rev 1.2 Source Code - Smoke+source+R1.2.zip (179.2 MB) - requires DirectX SDK and Havok 5.5

DOWNLOAD Havok Physics and Havok Animation SDKs, version 5.5

The Intel-sponsored Havok PC download is a binary-only bundle that includes all of the standard features and functionality of both the Havok™ Physics and Havok™ Animation products. The download includes Havok SDK libraries, samples, and technical documentation for software developers; as well as Havok's Content Tools for preparation and export of physical assets and characters directly from recent versions of popular 3D modeling and animation tools.

Previous Version of Smoke:

DOWNLOAD the Full Smoke Rev 1.0 Package (408MB includes .NET and DirectX)
DOWNLOAD the Lite Smoke Rev 1.0 Package (130MB user install the latest .NET and DirectX themselves)
DOWNLOAD the Source Code for Smoke Rev 1.0 (192MB)

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Comments (25)

December 15, 2008 1:38 PM PST

Orion Granatir (Intel)

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Brown Belt

liortal53 over on the Havok forum pointed something out... make sure you download Havok 5.5 to build Smoke. Havok 6.0 will cause some build errors. Thanks

January 16, 2009 5:55 PM PST

yoyolyy

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30

Registered User

Source code package and System requirements shocked me completely.
My computer is nearly six years old~~~~ORZ~~~~~

January 20, 2009 1:46 AM PST

azazel

Cannot build it due to some weird reason.
Access violation when calling m_getParameters(...)
It is not able to read the SystemGeometry property in the gdf.
Any suggestions?

February 2, 2009 12:15 PM PST

Orion Granatir (Intel)

Total Points:
3,324

Brown Belt

Hey azazel,

It would be best if you posted this issue and the exact error over on the forum: http://software.intel.com/en-us/forums/whatif-alpha-software/

I'll try to help when you got the whole error listed. Are you just building the package as you downloaded it?

Make sure you have built Ogre (in extern) and built SystemGraphicsOgre

Thanks,
Orion

February 26, 2009 5:49 PM PST

milo

is there a good mac game software u know of?

February 27, 2009 7:40 AM PST

Orion Granatir (Intel)

Total Points:
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Brown Belt

Hey milo,
There are a few things that prevent the Smoke demo from running on the Mac; the main one is the dependence on DX for the trees, fire, and input. It should be easy enough to port these to the Mac. Consider looking at middleware like Ogre3D (which supports OpenGL) and Havok (which supports most platforms). There is a lot of material you can use to develop games for the Mac.

Hope this helps.
Thanks,
Orion

March 12, 2009 1:04 PM PDT

Scott

I can download the full version and the lite version, but the source never downloads completely. Thank you.

March 29, 2009 1:27 PM PDT

Carl Alcon

Very cool!

March 30, 2009 7:26 PM PDT

Sharon Greenfield (Intel)

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@Scott Thanks for the feedback! We were able to fully download the Source Code for Smoke (192MB). Perhaps you were timing out for some reason; my suggestion is to try again. If you continue to be unable to download it, let us know in the Forums, and we'll see if we can try something else.

May 30, 2009 1:45 PM PDT

Andy

I used VC++ 2008 Expres Edition to compile the source. It compiled fine, but tbb.dll seems to depend on msvcp80.dll. It's ok, I can install the redistributable, but I'm curious about where did the DLL end up when I installed the binaries? I can find it from several places on my computer, but none of them is related to the demo.

June 1, 2009 8:20 AM PDT

Orion Granatir (Intel)

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Brown Belt

Hey Andy,

The tbb dll's are located in bin\{build_type}. The msvcp80.dll is part of the Visual Studio installation and is dependent on the version install. I hope that answers your question.

Thanks,
Orion

August 24, 2009 4:47 AM PDT

Ankur

September 24, 2009 11:13 AM PDT

Rami Radi (Intel)

Total Points:
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Green Belt

Has anyone been able to compile the Smoke source on Visual Studio 2010 Beta on Windows 7?

I have tried, but have been getting some error messages. Here are some of the lines i see in the errors list:

Error 3 error C1021: invalid preprocessor command 'endif1' c:program filesmicrosoft visual studio 10.0vcincludeassert.h 26 1 Trees
Error 4 error C1021: invalid preprocessor command 'endif1' c:program filesmicrosoft

Any clues please?

I have the DirecX SDK installed (March 2009), and i made sure that the project inside Visual Studio 2010 points to the SDK libs/x86 and the include directories in solution's VC++ Directories property as mentioned in the install notes.

Rami

October 6, 2009 3:25 AM PDT

ricky143

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60

Registered User

Hello Does Smoke Engine Gives Better overlay for celshading??

October 6, 2009 3:31 AM PDT

ricky143

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60

Registered User

Hello rami

it seems the VS2010 is purely beta and the compiler is not parsing up the
requested line to directives better u try it on VS09.

October 6, 2009 8:32 AM PDT

Orion Granatir (Intel)

Total Points:
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Brown Belt

Hey ricky143 and Rami,
Thanks for trying VS2010. We are currently updating everything for 2008, then we'll try 2010 ;)

December 16, 2009 10:14 AM PST

Mike Yi (Intel)

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695

Brown Belt

Smoke R1.2 has been released and features the following changes:
• Smoke now has a simpler build and builds with Visual Studio 2008 SP1
• Fixed occasional crash when subdividing objects, after physics collision
• Fixed a number of memory leaks and uses of uninitialized memory
• Ambient lighting now lights the shaded side of objects
• Smoke runs faster, mostly due to speedups in fire object code

A series of articles will shortly accompany this new release of Smoke, illustrating the tools and methods used to increase performance. There is also a presentation that can be downloaded from the Intel Software Network which shows:
- Benchmark and measure a baseline
- Find common memory and data race bugs with Intel® Parallel Studio
- Drill down into hot spots in the code, and highlight why they're hot with Intel Parallel Studio and Intel® VTuneTM Analyzer
- Find concurrency problems with Intel® Thread Profiler
- Show some speedups made in the code

The presentation can be found here:
http://software.intel.com/en-us/videos/optimizing-a-video-ga.....rn-part-1/
with presentation material found here: http://www.intel.com/go/idfsessions

Please let us know if you have any suggestions for making Smoke better!

December 18, 2009 4:43 AM PST

Koichi Senada