Wow.

Beautiful.

Huh.... impressive :)

gasp.

Simply amazing...

gulp.

hgmf... gfmpf... hmpf... Sorry, but I am just speechless ;). If it runs in realtime on today's hardware and looks at least as beautiful as the screenshots look like, then all I can say is: respect :).
Going to download your paper right now... ;)

I don't know what to say.. this is impressive, especially the last screenshot.

Woooooooooooow, I think this is REALY amazing!!!

Forgot to ask: any chance to see it in motion? At least an .AVI or something? *begging* ;)

Very Nice!! I can't wait to read your paper and see if I can apply it to my own engine.

This is an amazing picture how did you do that. I'll download the paper. Getting that in my project would be great.
Good work.

What should I say? Its amazing!!

amazing

Man, I thought these images where hot but your paper and some of the images in it are amazing. Kudoo's to a fantastic job for both the images and the paper. I read half of your paper and loved it, even a lowly scum like me understood it.

oh my god!

Are the waterdistortion done through render to texture og some wierd pixelshaders? Maybe another dirty trick?

*squirt squirt*

fart.

Nickel Chrome

Absolutely superb stuff!! Those water images rate amongst the most realistic I've seen, realtime or otherwise...

This is my first post ever =) You have all my respect, whether or not the pics are stills/low FPS or full FPS shots =)

Wow!!!

So it says this is realtime on your site, what kind of fps do you get and on what system?

This looks absolutely beautiful ... give us facts man:

- hardware or software (noted the name of your site)
- fps
- tri-count

I'm currently downloading the papers off your site. This just looks so nice!!

- Marco

OK, it's hardware ... I was just browsing through the docs :)

- Marco

That's simply amazing.

Awesome

Wow! Binary?:):):)

damn, damn, double damn 8)

Oh please tell me you are gonna put out a demo or movie out soon, this effect is simply breathtaking.

After reading the paper, very well done by the way, i noticed how you do your dynamics, and it reminds me of another demo, DS AQUA, ever see that one :)

-NEGA

I'm working on a simple wave simulation with a heightmap for now, and the best text I have is the old Fournier paper from SigGraph 1986. I looked on the 'net for anyone implementing Fournier's method with no luck, anyone have links for Fournier's parametric or even a heightmap-based implementation with maybe some coding hints? It looks like the paper on this IOTD will help once it's out.

Stunning!!! As the others, I would love to see it animated...