[erlang-questions] Announcing Ymir: A Distributed, 3D Game Engine Written in Erlang

[John Koenig]

Oh, they seem to be working for me. Perhaps I had cached versions.  The 
long versions follow:

% Speedup vs # of Cores: speedup 
<http://images.indiegogo.com/medias/923366/pictures/full/20130711070617-dynamic_speedup.png?1373551579>
Frame Rate (16 cores): framerate 
<http://d2oadd98wnjs7n.cloudfront.net/medias/923363/pictures/full/20130711070503-dynamic_framerate.png?1373551514>
Simulation Time vs # of Cores: simulation_time 
<http://images.indiegogo.com/medias/923325/pictures/full/20130711064143-dynamic_timespent.png?1373550107>

If those fail to work too, then the graphs are also present in the 
Gallery section of the linked indiegogo page.

Sorry about that!

On 07/12/2013 08:34 AM, Barco You wrote:
>
> Not Found got when visiting goo.gl <http://goo.gl>
>
> On 12 Jul 2013 21:28, "John Koenig" <john@REDACTED 
> <mailto:john@REDACTED>> wrote:
>
>     I wanted to bring to light, Ymir, which is currently the focus of
>     my PhD pursuits.   The engine is coming along nicely and I would
>     like to share some early performance results with the erlang
>     community. Below you will find links to a sample scene simulated
>     in Ymir (rendered using Ymir's built-in support for Mitsuba) as
>     well as a selection of performance results:
>
>     Video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uYH5dux3AfU
>
>     Results -
>
>     Generated while simulating the scene above on an Intel(R) Xeon(R)
>     CPU E5-2670 (Sandy Bridge) @ 2.60GHz.
>
>     * % Speedup vs # of Cores: http://goo.gl/y7gVz
>     * Frame Rate (16 cores): http://goo.gl/lbxD6
>     * Simulation Time vs # of Cores: http://goo.gl/e1Vc7
>
>     I am excited by these early results and I hope some of you are
>     too.   If you have any feedback or constructive criticism, please
>     don't be shy.
>
>     We also recently launched out first game project to be hosted on
>     Ymir.  If you are curious, head on over to:
>     http://igg.me/at/TEAoW-PD/x/2446696
>
>     Thanks!
>
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