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Star Wars Lego Ultimate Rebel, choose your lego spacecraft and take off to 7 different planets, ranging from dry desert to green forest. At each planet, you must find the exit and escape. Destroy all enemies along the way. Collect three spaceship parts in each planet as you drive around to earn...
DANCING WITH SWARMING PARTICLES is an interactive installation and performace that intends to explore the relationship between a physical user/performer and a virtual performer the “avatar” which has the physical characteristics of morphing flocking particles.
The avatar’s body is composed by flocking particles that initially float in the virtual space without any apparent order. It is through the energy of the physical user/performer’s movements that the particles will start to morph into the avatar’s body.
by Rodrigo Carvalho, performer Tamar Regev
coordinator : Anna Mura
Made in Specs [Synthetic Perceptive, Emotive and Cognitive Systems group] - UPF - Barcelona
[25.02.2011 - Barvelona]
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Made in Unity3d, using Kinect and Osceleton [vimeo.com/17966780]for the Skeleton tracking.
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Medical simulation hospital / clinic scenario, serious game application.
Concept design, custom 3D modeling and prefab integration by Jon Brouchoud:
Reactive audiovisual installation of a smaller scale world. The audience acts like the Master of the forces of the Nature (Adamastor!) that has power to create, interfere or even destroy a world. The audience observes this “microworld” from a top view and can interact and interfere with it by blowing in the windmills. When this happens, the microword elements are affected by the wind.
The audience observes a world/planet which initially is empty, but that in the course of time starts to receive inhabitants. These inhabitants move around the planet and starts to multiply, and by reaching a certain level of inhabitants, the planet collapses. The audience has the power to rewind this process in order to save the planet. When a user blows in a fan, it generates wind that will pushes away is inhabitants, if the user is consistent producing wind we will be able to reduce the planet population, and extend the life of the planet.
+ info ::
video here ::
team ::
MANUEL MEIRINHOS // HENRIOUE SERRO // KATARZYNA SOBOLEWSKA
LUIS SALGADO // FRANCISCO PEDRO // TIAGO DIAS DOS SANTOS // RODRIGO GUEDES
exhibition, Projectcell36, Operngasse 26, 1040 Wien.
by Bobby Rajesh Malhotra
mixed media, vr-hardware, game engine, projector, speakers, bench
FLITTERBAT - The Video Game - Cave 1.
A colour test with purple background and green rock.
Artwork is hand-drawn by myself and the game is built in Unity3D software.
Arch Virtual imports BIM models (Revit, ArchiCAD, etc.) into Unity3D game engine to build Oculus Rift and webplayer virtual experiences for architects, real estate developers, building contractors and more.
For Rift and non-Rift downloads, click here: archvirtual.com/2014/01/19/bim-goes-virtual-oculus-rift-a...
Reactive audiovisual installation of a smaller scale world. The audience acts like the Master of the forces of the Nature (Adamastor!) that has power to create, interfere or even destroy a world. The audience observes this “microworld” from a top view and can interact and interfere with it by blowing in the windmills. When this happens, the microword elements are affected by the wind.
The audience observes a world/planet which initially is empty, but that in the course of time starts to receive inhabitants. These inhabitants move around the planet and starts to multiply, and by reaching a certain level of inhabitants, the planet collapses. The audience has the power to rewind this process in order to save the planet. When a user blows in a fan, it generates wind that will pushes away is inhabitants, if the user is consistent producing wind we will be able to reduce the planet population, and extend the life of the planet.
+ info ::
video here ::
team ::
MANUEL MEIRINHOS // HENRIOUE SERRO // KATARZYNA SOBOLEWSKA
LUIS SALGADO // FRANCISCO PEDRO // TIAGO DIAS DOS SANTOS // RODRIGO GUEDES
FLITTERBAT - The Video Game - Demo Version 2 Splash Screen.
Flitterbat is a Free-To-Play indie game designed and developed by myself. All the artwork is hand-drawn.
Try it here: www.flitterbat.com
Version 2 has 3 levels - Easy, Harder and Rock Hard.
Catch the bugs and avoid the rocks.
Complete all 3 levels to release the bat swarm!
Artwork from my new video game "Flitterbat" - a work in progress. Hopefully to be available as a FREE TO PLAY download in the summer of 2014.
This is how the game looked on 26 May 2014.
All the artwork is my own.
The game is being developed in Unity 3D using Unity 2D mode.
Web player and Oculus Rift experience for real estate architectural development visualization and marketing by Arch Virtual
by: Jon Brouchoud
A print screen preview of my new video game "Flitterbat" - a work in progress.
This is how the game looked on 23 April 2014.
All the artwork is my own.
The game is being developed in Unity 3D using Unity 2D mode.
Reactive audiovisual installation of a smaller scale world. The audience acts like the Master of the forces of the Nature (Adamastor!) that has power to create, interfere or even destroy a world. The audience observes this “microworld” from a top view and can interact and interfere with it by blowing in the windmills. When this happens, the microword elements are affected by the wind.
The audience observes a world/planet which initially is empty, but that in the course of time starts to receive inhabitants. These inhabitants move around the planet and starts to multiply, and by reaching a certain level of inhabitants, the planet collapses. The audience has the power to rewind this process in order to save the planet. When a user blows in a fan, it generates wind that will pushes away is inhabitants, if the user is consistent producing wind we will be able to reduce the planet population, and extend the life of the planet.
+ info ::
video here ::
team ::
MANUEL MEIRINHOS // HENRIOUE SERRO // KATARZYNA SOBOLEWSKA
LUIS SALGADO // FRANCISCO PEDRO // TIAGO DIAS DOS SANTOS // RODRIGO GUEDES
Web player and Oculus Rift experience for real estate architectural development visualization and marketing by Arch Virtual
by: Jon Brouchoud
Web player and Oculus Rift experience for real estate architectural development visualization and marketing by Arch Virtual
by: Jon Brouchoud
Reactive audiovisual installation of a smaller scale world. The audience acts like the Master of the forces of the Nature (Adamastor!) that has power to create, interfere or even destroy a world. The audience observes this “microworld” from a top view and can interact and interfere with it by blowing in the windmills. When this happens, the microword elements are affected by the wind.
The audience observes a world/planet which initially is empty, but that in the course of time starts to receive inhabitants. These inhabitants move around the planet and starts to multiply, and by reaching a certain level of inhabitants, the planet collapses. The audience has the power to rewind this process in order to save the planet. When a user blows in a fan, it generates wind that will pushes away is inhabitants, if the user is consistent producing wind we will be able to reduce the planet population, and extend the life of the planet.
+ info ::
video here ::
team ::
MANUEL MEIRINHOS // HENRIOUE SERRO // KATARZYNA SOBOLEWSKA
LUIS SALGADO // FRANCISCO PEDRO // TIAGO DIAS DOS SANTOS // RODRIGO GUEDES