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Hi sceners,

I like to show our little making of fr-063: Magellan @ farbrausch.com

Here is the link:
http://www.farbrausch.com/blog.py?which=9&date=20101127

Hope you like it and we see more of making of's from you in the future.
I try to push it @ our group, to learn from each other to push the quality.

This one is just a small look behind the demo, but for some of you hopefully interesting.

Creative regards,
aTom

i haz enjoy it !! thanks :)

Interesting. Would love to be able to rip out two full weeks to be with the rest of Fnuque as well.

But marriage and children have a way of overruling priorities (and common sense every now and then) ;)

But thanks for sharing!

(The above sounded as if I have kids - I don't, but the others' got plenty for all of us)

yeah was quite nice but i wished for more photos of drunk farbrausch people playing in the snow ;=)

Sure interesting. Already checked that out.

that rocks! thank a lot ATOM :)

watching the blog, I'm feeling really lame with my little VC6.0 framework :D

don't rez, you rlz !

Aye, it was a fun read. I'm still waiting for the making of rob is jarig though.

thx for posting this blog, interesting stuff. Even for me a noncoder.

Have you tried something like screen space meshes for the metaballs? Something like distance field on a small grid and then interpolate it? I was wondering if that would be faster than checking the field value for x*y*z values, you would have x*y points and then check the distance fields, etc...

xernobyl, like http://www.matthiasmueller.info/publications/screenSpaceMeshes.pdf ?

what about this screen space effect they did in nucleophile?

smash: yeah that.
navis: with that technique you only get the effect inside the particles, the borders stay round.

Let's collect all "Making of..." articles in the single thread!
I'll start:

Making of HAL 4000

Here's a working link for the initial post (making of Magellan by fr) by aTom

Here's a making of Paardicle

Approximate: Making of Gaia Machina

Written by cryptic & velo

https://hugi.scene.org/online/hugi38/hugi%2038%20-%20demoscene%20reports%20approximate%20making%20of%20gaia%20machina.htm