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Fire & Glox
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Hi all, here is a contribution/thread where I'm releasing some artworks I do with vvvv.
I'm discovering a lot of new possibilities (especially with the pixel shader library we have now in vvvv), and I was thinking that it is worth sharing it here.
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Shoutbox
~13min ago
hrovac:
hello ivan
~1h ago
sinus:
@bo27: you make my day!
~2h ago
bo27:
Meanwhile in Russia http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lJqxoZPzuUA&feature=youtu.be
~2h ago
Urbankind:
Level - master Jedi
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GBiVq2MsCbs
~17h ago
tekcor:
hey cool jens. would it work with those chips http://tronixstuff.wordpress.com/2011/08/26/tutorial-maximising-your-arduinos-io-ports/ ?
~1d ago
u7angel:
@io, looks good
~1d ago
jens.a.e:
For all who waited so long: Arduino/Firmata I2C works! I hurry to push it to the maintainance release! thx @motzi for the chips!
~1d ago
vasilis:
@Joreg is it also available in English?
~1d ago
joreg:
coming up shortly: http://bit.ly/12bhsRR @Prot_Int #vvvv
~1d ago
ventolinmono:
The New Aesthetic and its Politics > http://booktwo.org/notebook/new-aesthetic-politics/
That's awesome.
Thanks for posting the code. It's really useful to be able to look at the internals of completed (or even semi-completed) projects like this. It's also helpful to look at smaller-scale stuff, but you don't get to see as much organization and structure.
Really quite beautiful. Like an (im/ex)pressionionist painting of dappled sunlight on water, and yet something else entirely. Bravo!
Very painterly.
thanks great idea :)
great one