From Blender2crystal

[edit] Reference .blend files

all examples are now in http://b2cs.delcorp.org/examples

links under the images take you to the .blend files.

[edit] CrystalSpace Examples

RoomTest a map showing usage of animated lights, procedural textures, bumpmaps	EmitTest a very simple map showing usage of emit and fire objects (deprecated, see ParticlesTest below).	Terrain a map showing usage of the terrain mesh and sectors to do indoor and outdoor scenes
Terrainf Scattering lighting terrain with foliage	Bumpmap with specular a map showing usage of custom shader definition	ParallaxTest a map showing usage of the parallax shader and shadowed renderloop.
Explosion particles object used for simulating an explosion.	SkyBox a sample skybox

[edit] Cel Python Examples

PlayerTest a very simple cel map that shows how to setup the player.	LookAt example basically the same as PlayerTest but this time there are many entities with python behaviour "lookat" (an example behaviour provided with b2cs).	CelOdeTest a cel map showing usage of cel, ODE physics and python scripting.
CelOdeMeshTest a cel map showing usage of cel, ODE physics and python scripting. this is more intended as a test for CS ode support, it has many different objects with all kinds of colliders and rotations.	CelZoneTutorial a cel map showing usage of cel zones and regions. This is made for "region" export mode, and shows how to construct a map that loads and unloads zones on entering and leaving them.	ModelEsq a cel map showing usage of a character with some actions. Note this is basically playertest with a real model, not much else, really.

[edit] Quest Examples

ButtonDoor Example of quest to control a door opened by a button.

CheeseGame a simple game of cat and mouse using quests extensively.

Quests some pickable objects, and a door opening on approach.

[edit] Cel Xml Examples

PlayerTest a very simple cel map that shows how to setup the player and the xml behaviourlayer.

ParticlesTut a map showing many different examples of particle systems. you can also run this withtout cel if onlly interested in the particle systems.

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