Release month continues with FlatMapper, a videomapping sketch running in processing.
Source code is here: https://github.com/frankiezafe/FlatMapper
And here is a screenshot of the application running:
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Hey! The first polymorph production is available on itch.io!
The page of the game.
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A lot of work has been done on the OSC addon for godot this week: 2 new classes for reception and emission fully integrated in the engine (with icon and UI configuration) and an OSCmessage class available in gdscript to read the received message.
The repositiories are here:
- https://github.com/djiamnot/gdosc, official one
- https://github.com/frankiezafe/gdosc, a fork of gdosc where i develop
- https://github.com/frankiezafe/gdosc-demo, a demo project showing the functionlities of the new classes
Next move is to create a GDNative extension, to enable distribution of the addon.
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Starting godot development with a little help to Michal Seta on his OSC addon.
First impressions are fantastic! Godot’s architecture is prepared with indie programmer in mind: the engine is obviously open source, it is really easy to interact with the core classes of the engine, receive notifications of the main events, and childish to compile!
A really nice piece of framework!
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Presentation of Tuning Games in London
We (Lisa Nelson, Florence Corin & I) presented the publication project (a book and 2 applications/games) about the work and practice of Lisa Nelson at Independent Dance in london. It was an important moment for the project: all the application were running fine, and we have been able to gather feedback form the public.
Regarding the Tuning Game 3D, the one polymorph is working on, it became clear that the next step is to develop the configurator, to allow players to understand the virtual world logic before entering the interaction space and play with another player.
More to come soon!
Video & photos
An improvised dance.
Setup, preparation and presentation.
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Visual environment of a C++ developper working on a server/client application: Oracle developper studio, terminator and clementine, for the upper-layer.
Below: tortoise-hg (versioning, also available in oracle), firefox (stackoverflow, cpprefrence & time tracking system<./a>), riot desktop client in background and one or two file browser windows…
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Second phase of the work: sending the user inputs from client to server and process the interactions. There is still a small issue with the relative position on the screen of the client, to fix tomorrow, and implementing visual feedback in the client.
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Always the same surprise when one application controls another! In this case, the application on the left is running on my workstation, receiving and visualising the position and rotations sent by the laptop on the right. The laptop is running the physical worlds.
Tomorrow I’ll remount the mouse control in the client (the one on the left), and it will be possible to play at 2 in the same physical world!
(done with my crappy webcam, sorry fot the quality)
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Lisa Nelson, Pattern Recognistions: An Invitation to Play
Saturday, February 17 at 7 PM – 10 PM UTC, 85 St Georges Road, SE1 6ER London, United Kingdom
Independent Dance and Siobhan Davies Dance are delighted to present an evening of Lisa Nelson’s solo dancing and a demonstration with her collaborators Baptiste Andrien and Florence Corin (Contredanse, Brussels), and François Zajéga. The event includes a participatory game salon featuring two dancevideogames-in-progress based on Nelson’s real-time-editing dance practice of Tuning Scores.
The dance scores evolved from an early immersion in video technology to offer live tools of play that investigate fundamental elements of performance, dance behavior, observation, and communication, altogether. In essence, the score is an aesthetic game in which we reveal our desires, our imagination, and our memory in a shared image space. Is there a leap of kinesthetic sensation between moving one’s own body in space and moving a 3D object with one’s finger on a key or trackpad? The computer games represent a return for Nelson to the screen medium, uncovering our patterns of seeing and choice-making as we play within a field of movement, sound, and touch.
Pattern Recognitions
Lisa Nelson, with Baptiste Andrien and Florence Corin (Contredanse), and François Zajéga
Sat 17 feb, 7pm
£12 / £10 concTo book complete an online booking form via the Independent Dance website or phone reception on 020 7091 9650
Concessions are available for full–time students (with valid NUS or ISIC cards), assistants or professional carers of people with disabilities and those who are receiving Universal Credit, Pension Credit or Disability Living allowance.
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Urho3D, demo session. Great work, tested on windows and osx.
The end of the video is the discovery of the editor.
Try out the samples.
All examples:
Links:
- sourceforge: https://sourceforge.net/projects/urho3d/
- official: https://urho3d.github.io/
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