Dark Bit Factory & Gravity
GENERAL => Challenges & Competitions => Topic started by: combatking0 on April 23, 2012
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This was the manliest name I could think of. I failed.
Hopefully, this demo won't fail to entertain. Unless you hate rock music or wireframes. Then it will fail to entertain.
Any suggestions for a manlier title will be greatfully accepted. The bulk of the unpacked 4MB is the music track.
I was going to do this in C++ and OpenGL, but I have yet to figure out how to make it run with sound, so I used Flash 8 again. It's probably very simple.
(EDIT) I have updated the program - the lines are now evenly spaced, and the drums control the ceiling instead of the floor.
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Heyyyyyy I have to hurry up :D you are coding as fast as the light!!!!
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Nice work CK. Was cool once everything kicked into gear :)
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"burly"+name = manliness++ ;D
Cool demo, looks eerily similar to what I've been sitting on. Not sure about the unevenly spaced lines and I missed a random banter scroll as you usually put something interesting in there. I like the glowy little ants on the cube and it's really cool to see you used audio to controll various parameters!
Would like to have a look at how you did it, last I tried I only got the 30 sec trial program to work...
Well done! :clap:
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Excellent :)
The sync works great, I really love the Thin Lizzie song too.
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Thanks everyone - if the rules permit, I will create another entry with a scroller. I have an idea for a slightly better entry.
I suppose it would look better if the floor / sky lines appeared at regular intervals. I was going for a Guitar Hero style effect, but making the top and bottom flash in time to the music should be enough.
@Kirl - on the FlashAmp download page, there's a Username and Serial number provided by the developers, since they're no longer developing this really cool resource: http://www.marmalademedia.com.au/download/index.html
You may want to use notepad++ and a spreadsheet to remove unwanted frequency ranges, or to add multiple ranges together if you want to analyse more than 16 bands.
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You may enter again or update this entry as many times as you like before the deadline.
Jim
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Another cool release by CK0 :clap:
I like it a lot ... the wired cube with those "highlighted dots" is looking very cool. Good synching, too! Thumb up!
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Thanks guys. I have now updated this entry with the suggested changes. A second entry is on the way.
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Wow, that really took it up a notch, excellent color effects! :clap:
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The little bright spots along the cube were nice.
Very cool, almost like a visualzation of data moving across a alien technology (if that makes sense). ;D
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Nice work ck. The music fits very well and I really do like the syncing. Well done! :clap:
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The little bright spots along the cube were nice.
Very cool, almost like a visualzation of data moving across a alien technology (if that makes sense). ;D
I was thinking of data moving along a wire when I added those dot lights. It's a new spin on the term "wireframe" ;D
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Nice idea for the neon cube, but I don't see much movement. Seemed like a bug to me. Should I wait more for the music to sync?
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Looks sweet and nice song choice!
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@Optimus - it takes about a minute or so before the song livens up and the syncing kicks in.
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This still makes me think of Guitar Hero!
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Good Flash Skill there :) :clap: