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Did Ferris ever release the tool from the demotivation video?
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p9Obe-Xg35o&list=PL-sXmdrqqYYeyUpx7BvKXpcw8EbFQLR70&index=1
He said all the while back he would release it but I don't see it on his github. Maybe someone else from logicoma has it?
That part I found interesting was the little JIT he had set up so that he could easily seek around the timeline. I'd love to see how he implemented that.
He said all the while back he would release it but I don't see it on his github. Maybe someone else from logicoma has it?
That part I found interesting was the little JIT he had set up so that he could easily seek around the timeline. I'd love to see how he implemented that.
there is one person who could answer that for sure!
Nope, it's not released yet, and probably won't be for some time. We will release our tools individually over time.
Also to clarify: the JIT is not to jump around time; the sequencer (rocket currently) handles that and provides time and animation curves to the CPU code. The JIT runs behind the operator grid and allows us to change CPU code on the fly.
Also to clarify: the JIT is not to jump around time; the sequencer (rocket currently) handles that and provides time and animation curves to the CPU code. The JIT runs behind the operator grid and allows us to change CPU code on the fly.
Rocket is a publicly available tool btw, one of the few pieces of tech we didn't make ourselves. :)
I'd suggest you check out https://make-a-demo-tool-in-rust.github.io/, which has some neat explanations and example code
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I'd suggest you check out https://make-a-demo-tool-in-rust.github.io/, which has some neat explanations and example code
indeed! Especially the JIT there may be relevant to you, as that was based on the one in demotivation actually.
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Nope, it's not released yet, and probably won't be for some time. We will release our tools individually over time.
Also to clarify: the JIT is not to jump around time; the sequencer (rocket currently) handles that and provides time and animation curves to the CPU code. The JIT runs behind the operator grid and allows us to change CPU code on the fly.
Have a link for rocket? Couldn't find it on github just searching around
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Quote:Nope, it's not released yet, and probably won't be for some time. We will release our tools individually over time.
Also to clarify: the JIT is not to jump around time; the sequencer (rocket currently) handles that and provides time and animation curves to the CPU code. The JIT runs behind the operator grid and allows us to change CPU code on the fly.
Have a link for rocket? Couldn't find it on github just searching around
nvm found it!
Thanks a bunch and love the videos.
..and here's the link, in case others (stumbling upon this thread) would like to find it more easily: https://github.com/rocket/rocket
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Thanks a bunch and love the videos.
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