Lastpixel’s showreel above illustrates 22 projects the company completed in-house. Setup in 2004 the company has worked on over 500 projects to date. Its a solid showreel and we especially like the opening visualisation.
See http://www.lastpixel.com.au for more info…
We all knew it was coming but never the less the step by Google into the world currently dominated by Second Life is an intriguing move.
Known as ‘Lively’ the video below provides a way of introduction:
The system includes the ability to build your own rooms and places ready for customising via a range of 3d objects. At the moment there is no mention of importing your own objects but we would expect a link with Google SketchUp and the 3D Warehouse to be made opening up a wealth of possibilities for visualisation.
Our second movie provides more of an insight, illustrating the sluniverse.com crew having their first meet up in Lively:
There is no word on a Mac friendly version yet, Lively requires Windows Vista/XP with Internet Explorer or Firefox. Available free of charge it has the potential to give other virtual world systems a run for their money. We expect a level of social flocking over the next few months over to Lively and it’ll be interesting to see how it develops.
We will have more on Lively in future posts.
See http://www.lively.com/ for full details.
We all knew it was coming but never the less the step by Google into the world currently dominated by Second Life is an intriguing move.
Known as ‘Lively’ the video below provides a way of introduction:
The system includes the ability to build your own rooms and places ready for customising via a range of 3d objects. At the moment there is no mention of importing your own objects but we would expect a link with Google SketchUp and the 3D Warehouse to be made opening up a wealth of possibilities for visualisation.
Our second movie provides more of an insight, illustrating the sluniverse.com crew having their first meet up in Lively:
There is no word on a Mac friendly version yet, Lively requires Windows Vista/XP with Internet Explorer or Firefox. Available free of charge it has the potential to give other virtual world systems a run for their money. We expect a level of social flocking over the next few months over to Lively and it’ll be interesting to see how it develops.
We will have more on Lively in future posts.
See http://www.lively.com/ for full details.
Moving to 5 frames per second allows for a smoother timelapse although it notably increases processing time to create the movie. Things to watch out for are a rainbow after the clearance of one of the many showers and planes across the London skyline just after dusk.
Music by Ghostlight via mp3unsigned.com
You can download a high definition (1280×720 pixel) version in .mov format (150Mb).