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added on the 2009-08-27 23:24:53 by unlock  |
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the tracker idea has potential but i guess you ran out of time to do something really cool out of it
added on the 2009-08-28 01:00:47 by psenough 
Not a masterpiece in comparison with older Drifters OHP demos, but anyway good work and nice demo ;-) And not to forget, that Drifters, Calodox and TRSI also had a lot of work with their fantastic "Le Cube". Thumb up for you all !!!
Thanks fpr competing! Would be interesting to see how it would look like with more powerful dual shadowing and more stable mechanics.
Using a laserpointer as a device to control the robotic writers is a marvellous idea, sadly it lacked in its transition.
The mechanics were composed of 100% LEGO, the ultimate building blocks for building perfectly unstable robotics systems, hence the impression that the OHP suffered from advanced Parkinson's disease. We actually had some very neat vector drawing code, but the trembling just reduced any fine figure to a bag of very messed up strings.
We also used a modded OHP with LED lighting instead of the traditional lightbulb, allowing us to control the intensity of the light continuously throughout the demo.
We also used a modded OHP with LED lighting instead of the traditional lightbulb, allowing us to control the intensity of the light continuously throughout the demo.
I really love the tune! Monsterbass!
Not bad!
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