The Linux Submarine Simulator Project
 

 
Planned featured:

Full Internet Network Support for multiplayer game
Allow more than one player per submarine
Full realistic simulation
Complete Sonar (active and passive) and Hydrophones support
Diesel and Electric propellers
Thermal layers support

Who's HERE ?

This list gives you some informations about who's doing what, and where.
 

• Luc Stepniewski [ stepniew@isty-info.uvsq.fr ] - Project Coordinator, Web Site, Developer
  
• Cedric Cellier [ Cedric.Cellier@eden.frmug.org ] - Developer, Overall Design
  
• Yoann Darche [ darche@isty-info.uvsq.fr ] - Sound propagation Consultant, Developer
  
• Raphael Hélion [ helion@isty-info.uvsq.fr ] - Fluid Mechanics Consultant
  

If you're interested in joining us, or want to give some advice, don't hesitate please write !

Current state of development (taken from the Freebuilder Project)

System Requirement | System Design    <<<< Progress Page
Software Requirements
Preliminary Design
Detailed Design
Coding and unit Testing
Integration Testing
Software System Testing

How does a Submarine work ?

You can go directly to our point of view of the inner mechanisms of those old diesel submarines, or go to related pages:

• USS Queenfish Homepage
• Thunder Below !

Links to some coding infos we think are really useful

• NetworkVR: A real cool tutorial about how to manage your inter-clients communications.

Download

LinSoum v0.01 [01 May 1997]

First preliminary pre-pre-pre-pre-alpha test version. Submarine movement has been partially implemented.
LinSoum v0.05 [06 July 1997]

All submarine movements are done: Ballasts and motor based movement. a submarine. Starting Network Comms/Sonar code.

 

Ce site a été réalisé entièrement avec Linux, principalement avec l'aide de The GIMP.
© 1997 Luc Stepniewski