Truck simulator

In this project I use ODE to create the physics for a truck. You can drive the truck around the course, jumping etc. When rendering the rim I use the Ward anisotropic lighting model to simulate brushed aluminium. I also use my cloth simulator to create the sheet at the back of car.
(This project is not finished, I hope I will have time to get back to it after I finish my Master's Thesis.)

Tetris

A Tetris clone.
(This project is not finished, I hope I will have time to get back to it after I finish my Master's Thesis.)

Cook-Torrance lighting

This is a school project in which I looked at the evolution of shaders. I also use vertex and pixel shaders to implement an advanced local reflection model (Cook-Torrance). I wrote two papers for this project and they can be found here (they are written in Swedish):
http://www.student.nada.kth.se/~u1eetop7/shaders/Lokala%20belysningsmodeller.doc
http://www.student.nada.kth.se/~u1eetop7/shaders/Shaderutvecklingen.doc

On this page you can also find the source code and videos for the project: http://www.student.nada.kth.se/~u1eetop7/shaders/

Physics

Ok so I found this really cool (and open source) physics engine: Open Dynamics Engine (ODE). In this project you can go around shooting spheres in the scene, watching the physics behave correctly. I also added the water from the water-project below, enhanced with a normalmapped surface.
If you would like to know more about the physics engine check this page out:
http://www.ode.org/

Glass and reflections

A friend of mine sent over an unfinished car-modelling project. I used his car model in this garage scene. The surface of the car reflects its environment. The car itself sits on a normalmapped reflective and rotating podium. In the background there is also a glass object reflecting and refracting its environment.

Water

A fantasy island surrounded by water! The water has moving waves, reflection, refraction and the water itself absorbs light that colors or hides objects in the water.

Bloom effect

In this project I just play around a bit with lights of different intensities, where the sunlight have much higher intensity then the indoor light. It also uses a shader that crates a bloom effect by blurring the brightest parts of the scene.

Cloth simulation

A couple of day ago we talked about particles in school. Now particles are really cool, especially when combined with each other through different functions. For this project I set up a grid of particles and combined them with springs. This makes the grid of particles behave like a piece of cloth. Here are some images from my cloth simulation program.
Me and a classmate of mine also started on a project where we will simulate a school of fish using particles, I'll give you an update on that later on.

Cube map light

A while ago I saw a demo from the Unreal 3 engine. In one scene they had a mosaic like light source that looked really cool. This is my take on making suck a light source. The scene consists of a moving and rotating light source, textured with a cube map. The cube map is also used to modulate the color of the light spread in the different directions.