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'course, i could just rewrite it as a raytracer hmmmmmmmmmm have i made myself crazy enough yet, or not?
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pshh i could do that if i really wanted to heh 
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time to use this to make tf2 hats and get a lot of money
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ol qwerty bastard posted:'course, i could just rewrite it as a raytracer Is there a reference for writing your own rasterizer?
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ol qwerty bastard posted:'course, i could just rewrite it as a raytracer making your own triangle rendering function can be very instructive, because then you can play around with interpolating stuff across your triangle (like textures coordinates) and do per pixel calculations like lighting and well that's basically exactly what pixel shaders do a raytracer can be fun too tho I suppose (I actually never wrote one, i should try that sometime)
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i've been workin on a script to generate laser cuttable box joint shapes with bolts and non 90 degree angles. finished up this piece and cut my first prototype piece pieces fit together great  its part of a delta style 3d printer
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duTrieux. posted:i've been thinking about this and have come to the conclusion that there are literal wizards involved
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 added remote controls for limited turning/stopping and bumper-switches for stopping at obstacles/detecting that it's beaching on land/water. some fixed paint on the front and we're in business, more videos on the way
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This is the coolest thing I've ever seen
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ugh wait till they do it with people and nudify them
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01011001 posted:
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honestly the coolest part about this is that they clearly show what it doesn't do and what doesn't work (primarily it seems to depend on clear borders & large amounts of symmetry, especially rotational symmetry.) ofc it's still magic but it's realistic magic, you know?
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it's also a step in a long line of research concerning object extraction from images. there was a great youtube about generating the reverse side of objects from what can be seen, and another one about selecting objects with minimal input from the user, and another about inserting models into a scene, but i can't find any of them now 
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if you want to see a pile of cool graphics research in a compact form, can't do better than the SIGGRAPH technical previews. here's the 2013 one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JAFhkdGtHck
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coffeetable posted:if you want to see a pile of cool graphics research in a compact form, can't do better than the SIGGRAPH technical previews. here's the 2013 one: I've seen a lot of those before but man they are still just as cool and amazing. computers own.
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dur posted:I've seen a lot of those before but man they are still just as cool and amazing. computers own. that reflectance capture one is excellent, and the 3d printer object balancing one
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here're the last couple of years too, to save ppl some googlin 2012 asia: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l81MqEWmR-g 2012: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cKrng7ztpog 2011 asia: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m5rIvKWR5b0 2011: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JK9EEE3RsKM 2010 asia: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4xobWgoap9I 2010: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-PMf3XrwPKo 2009 asia: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tYDm_OxZiHI 2009: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qC5Y9W-E-po 2008 asia: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ofLxdnfYyYQ 2007: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-fXA_nS41j0
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i built a console to run special effects for theatre productions. it's an arduino controlling a bunch of relays which control solenoids/solenoid valves/glow plugs full of flash cotton/whatever. i used it for a show where a room gets shot up to make things fall off the walls/bullet holes appear, and keep it synced up with the gunshot sound effects. right now it's a box with a go button that stores all the times when it should fire the effects in arrays. eventually i want to add some sort of UI that would allow someone to build/edit a show without having to edit the arrays in the source code and re upload to the arduino. and i'd really like to have it work with midi show control too so i can eventually run it with QLab, but that's gonna take some research. i'm re-teaching myself linked lists because i think that's the best way to store my cue stack and still have it be editable/resizeable, but it's been a while since i've done anything like that. it's a hella fun hobby though.
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Nachoes posted:i built a console to run special effects for theatre productions. it's an arduino controlling a bunch of relays which control solenoids/solenoid valves/glow plugs full of flash cotton/whatever. i used it for a show where a room gets shot up to make things fall off the walls/bullet holes appear, and keep it synced up with the gunshot sound effects. Nice. I dont know if I would use midi or dmx for this project, i know more about midi obv, but i would definitely retool it as a separate sequencer and then an interface box. if you could do like a modular approach where they could have 20 outs and do 10 squibs 3 solenoids 7 flash cottons, or whatever, i would think that really flexible
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Nachoes posted:i built a console to run special effects for theatre productions. it's an arduino controlling a bunch of relays which control solenoids/solenoid valves/glow plugs full of flash cotton/whatever. i used it for a show where a room gets shot up to make things fall off the walls/bullet holes appear, and keep it synced up with the gunshot sound effects. thats so dope
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Nachoes posted:i built a console to run special effects for theatre productions. it's an arduino controlling a bunch of relays which control solenoids/solenoid valves/glow plugs full of flash cotton/whatever. i used it for a show where a room gets shot up to make things fall off the walls/bullet holes appear, and keep it synced up with the gunshot sound effects. man, i wish i were smart
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duTrieux. posted:man, i wish i were smart go to sparkfun, get the $100 arduino starter kit, do the projects, now u also can start to be smart
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Sagebrush posted:go to sparkfun, get the $100 arduino starter kit, do the projects, now u also can start to be smart i just ordered this
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i paid for it with amazon codes from a coinstar machine and bing rewards
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duTrieux. posted:i just ordered this p cool
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gently caress you fixed your thing
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Sagebrush posted:go to sparkfun, get the $100 arduino starter kit, do the projects, now u also can start to be smart HUNDRED BUCKS gently caress i got mine from directfromasia.website but i sort of had to find all the bits myself
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duTrieux. posted:i paid for it with amazon codes from a coinstar machine and bing rewards thats ownage
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microsoft finding creative new ways to pay people to use their products
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vapid cutlery posted:microsoft finding creative new ways to pay people to use their products basically it means that i use bing for work related poo poo a few times a day, then every 2-3 months i can cash out a $5 cert. i can also donate my "points" to buy surface rts for my local school, but i don't hate my local school so 
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How much do you make? Nothing. After paying for the server, the packaging and the condom machine itself I loose money. That is sad. Do you accept donations? Yes, I do. Please send donations to 1MSa5eECnZsuzm4jTVCGbUkGNUXnqpVDjy. This is a neat idea. Can I build one myself? Absolutely! You just need a vending machine of some kind. The server software is available on github: https://github.com/gonium/kondocoin (GPLv3). Have fun!
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got kind of bored of my 3d rendering poo poo so i put it aside for now today i'm making pretty pictures using collatz numbers  
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Holy d3.js is crazy awesome at data visualization stuff.
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EAT THE EGGS RICOLA posted:Holy d3.js is crazy awesome at data visualization stuff. seconded. its a little weird to get used to but it becomes extremely easy to put together custom visualizations + behavior.
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spongeh posted:seconded. its a little weird to get used to but it becomes extremely easy to put together custom visualizations + behavior. Quick example: This is (some of) the genealogy of the Canadian Monsanto decision.
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ol qwerty bastard posted:got kind of bored of my 3d rendering poo poo so i put it aside for now channel some tripwire
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EAT THE EGGS RICOLA posted:Holy d3.js is crazy awesome at data visualization stuff. i use it professionally to help non-technical people visually analyze your internet purchases+browsing metrics and market to you more effectively
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