We have worked in both the Oblivion and Crysis Engines and the movies below represents an interesting crossing of worlds – Oblivion running in Crysis:
The work was only a proof on concept but still fell foul of copyright – see here for full details. As a proof of concept its an impressive one and again shows the power of Crysis for visualisation.
We have worked in both the Oblivion and Crysis Engines and the movies below represents an interesting crossing of worlds – Oblivion running in Crysis:
The work was only a proof on concept but still fell foul of copyright – see here for full details. As a proof of concept its an impressive one and again shows the power of Crysis for visualisation.
Augmented Reality is possibly one of most impressive techniques to implement compared to time and level of technology required. Sadly the recent uncertainty surrounding ArTag has left a hole in the community with the tool kit waiting for a decision on licensing.
As such its exciting to see an example of augmented reality running in Flash via Papervision, the movie below provides an insight:
Keep an eye on http://interactive.digitalpictures.com.au/ for more updates..
Tomasz Gutowski has used yesterday’s timelapse tutorial to collect and analyse data on pedestrian movement. Using the timestamps from the imagery and vector based positioning to create a density grid the results are remarkably impressive.
Toms YouTube movie below provides full details:
The possibilities are notable and Tom should be congratulated on the methodology…