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screen caps of an experiment in filming a spinning 3D cube and effecting it with various video hardware
A swarm of cubes after the Cube Project.
In a short period when the LEA AIR sims where free for a night and a day, i could test some more Cube swarms.
I didn't keep count but in total i used 7500 prims / 12 = 625 cubes = 5 x 5 x 5 x 5. Here you can see some images, but it would be better to film it, to see the behavior.
I used the swarm script of Apotheus Silverman.
forums-archive.secondlife.com/54/0c/9803/1.html
I changed a few parameters and the behavior or state (flex or not flex)of the rootprim to get some control over the swarm.
Still every moment hundreds go off sim and end up in Lost an found folder.
The Cubes are 10m x 10m x 10m and each edge is formed by a 10 x 0.2 x 0.2 m Prim . The Swarm traveled over 2 sims (a sim is 256x256x4096m ) the day later it seemed they used all 20 sims :-) .
screen caps of an experiment in filming a spinning 3D cube and effecting it with various video hardware
this one is my favorite
contrast and colour pallet is nice
These are Cube Houses in Rotterdam. The Cube houses were built between 1982 and 1984 and were designed by the Dutch architect Piet Blom.
During a weekend I spent in Rotterdam, I visited one of the cube houses. Really special! It's strange imagining people can live in here, even though they are very spacious.
Found these little cubes of glass at an art store in Sedona. I asked permission to shoot a picture of them. and if I could have, I would have arranged them so that the darn window thingy wasn't sitting right in the middle. However, at $200-$400 per cube I didn't dare ask to re-arrange them for the picture!
Close-up of one of the large cubes is already in the 7 DOS pool. www.flickr.com/photos/katdavis/1083631837/ .I had not yet shared this with FGC or 7 DOS. Since its been a hectic week and I haven't picked up my camera since Sunday, I'll finish this week with another one from the archives. I still love the colors!
A swarm of cubes after the Cube Project.
In a short period when the LEA AIR sims where free for a night and a day, i could test some more Cube swarms.
I didn't keep count but in total i used 7500 prims / 12 = 625 cubes = 5 x 5 x 5 x 5. Here you can see some images, but it would be better to film it, to see the behavior.
I used the swarm script of Apotheus Silverman.
forums-archive.secondlife.com/54/0c/9803/1.html
I changed a few parameters and the behavior or state (flex or not flex)of the rootprim to get some control over the swarm.
Still every moment hundreds go off sim and end up in Lost an found folder.
The Cubes are 10m x 10m x 10m and each edge is formed by a 10 x 0.2 x 0.2 m Prim . The Swarm traveled over 2 sims (a sim is 256x256x4096m ) the day later it seemed they used all 20 sims :-) .
Cube con Laguna y Romanthica en Zaragoza, Sala López. 30 de mayo de 2014.
Crónica:
www.elladooscurodelaluna.com/romanthica-cube-laguna-croni...
transparent resin peppers in cube.
parts of the peppers are appearing or disapearing in the sides of th cube,
epoxy resin
10 x 10 x 10 cm
A swarm of cubes after the Cube Project.
In a short period when the LEA AIR sims where free for a night and a day, i could test some more Cube swarms.
I didn't keep count but in total i used 7500 prims / 12 = 625 cubes = 5 x 5 x 5 x 5. Here you can see some images, but it would be better to film it, to see the behavior.
I used the swarm script of Apotheus Silverman.
forums-archive.secondlife.com/54/0c/9803/1.html
I changed a few parameters and the behavior or state (flex or not flex)of the rootprim to get some control over the swarm.
Still every moment hundreds go off sim and end up in Lost an found folder.
The Cubes are 10m x 10m x 10m and each edge is formed by a 10 x 0.2 x 0.2 m Prim . The Swarm traveled over 2 sims (a sim is 256x256x4096m ) the day later it seemed they used all 20 sims :-) .
"The Cube" says finally Graig Felen is being dragged in to the 20th century.
(for those not in the know, twenty years ago ish I asked the Gas Board how much to run a pipe line to my house from the nearest supply about a quarter mile away and they said £10,000, yesterday they did it for nothing, so the waiting game paid off).
A swarm of cubes after the Cube Project.
In a short period when the LEA AIR sims where free for a night and a day, i could test some more Cube swarms.
I didn't keep count but in total i used 7500 prims / 12 = 625 cubes = 5 x 5 x 5 x 5. Here you can see some images, but it would be better to film it, to see the behavior.
I used the swarm script of Apotheus Silverman.
forums-archive.secondlife.com/54/0c/9803/1.html
I changed a few parameters and the behavior or state (flex or not flex)of the rootprim to get some control over the swarm.
Still every moment hundreds go off sim and end up in Lost an found folder.
The Cubes are 10m x 10m x 10m and each edge is formed by a 10 x 0.2 x 0.2 m Prim . The Swarm traveled over 2 sims (a sim is 256x256x4096m ) the day later it seemed they used all 20 sims :-) .
Vinyl Cube is a simple but versatile design object that allows artists to paint and or draw on it's smooth vinyl surface to create their own custom Vinyl Cube.
The Vinyl Cube emits light from within in various colours and is powered by a built in rechargeable battery unit. This particular Vinyl Cube was created by Chairman Ting.
The cube is now on sale at addtocart.bigcartel.com/
Vinyl Cube produced by Tangible Interaction.
Illustration art work and photography by Chairman Ting.
Assisted by Osler Zoo Photography
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Goes Cube at Gramercy Theater, NYC, November 11, 2009.
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Making Cube Cola at the Science Gallery in Dublin.
Cube Cola is an open source project that originated at the Cube Cinema in Bristol. They wanted an alternative to Pepsi or Coca Cola, so they went open source.
Full set here - www.flickr.com/photos/mobilevirgin/sets/72157630716233332...
Very tricky! I really didn't leave myself much room. There were times I was reminded of the days in my youth when I put ships in bottles.
Corby Cube, Corby, May 2011.
Photography by Julian Anderson, copyright © 2011.
For more information on our photographer-in-residence Julian Anderson, please visit his website.