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Finally after weeks of work and silence I have made a proper spherical panorama with thousands of rendered objects (9,000 in this case). These panoramas are made to increase details in the distance without compromising too many polygons, allowing to render things close by with all the power of the graphic card. These textures are created dynamically, therefore can be rendered accordingly as the player moves around the world, and new objects can be added in the same way they are added to a normal scene. When rendered in a sphere it looks like you stand in the middle of an empty valley with all objects in the distance. The lower part is void of objects since it will be filled with real 3D shapes during gameplay.
|| Photo info: Taken 2022-11-12 with iPhone 14 Pro Max, iPhone 14 Pro Max back triple camera 6.86mm f/1.78, ¹⁄₄₀ sec at f/1.8, focal length 6.86 mm, ISO ISO 1000. Copyright 2022 .
Oculus Connect 2018 (OC4) was held in San Jose, CA, where engineers, designers, and creatives from around the world come together to push virtual reality forward.
This year, SJPL TeenHQ hosted an OC4 session that featured new and upcoming virtual reality software.
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Still image from the Development of Fools Paradise, an Immersive Environment by Paul Hertz, with Music by Stephen Dembski, Masks by Mark Klink, and Calligraphy by Koy Suntichotinun. To be published and exhbited by DiMoDA, dimoda.art/, opening at SIGGRAPH Asia in Bangkok at the end of November 2017. The work, Fools Paradise, is based on the Proverbs of Hell by William Blake, and was originally staged in 2004 as a VR performance with live musicians conducted by Stephen Dembski. See paulhertz.net/paradise/index.html for more on the 2004 production and the intermedia collaboration Hertz and Dembski developed to create the world and the music.
First iteration of Mark Klink's masks.
Still image from the Development of Fools Paradise, an Immersive Environment by Paul Hertz, with Music by Stephen Dembski, Masks by Mark Klink, and Calligraphy by Koy Suntichotinun. To be published and exhbited by DiMoDA, dimoda.art/, opening at SIGGRAPH Asia in Bangkok at the end of November 2017. The work, Fools Paradise, is based on the Proverbs of Hell by William Blake, and was originally staged in 2004 as a VR performance with live musicians conducted by Stephen Dembski. See paulhertz.net/paradise/index.html for more on the 2004 production and the intermedia collaboration Hertz and Dembski developed to create the world and the music.
Oculus Connect 2018 (OC4) was held in San Jose, CA, where engineers, designers, and creatives from around the world come together to push virtual reality forward.
This year, SJPL TeenHQ hosted an OC4 session that featured new and upcoming virtual reality software.