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[XMAS_2013] Christmas spirit

Started by ninogenio, December 09, 2013

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Gore Motel

That's fantastic! I don't know anything about working with electronics, and this stuff looks amazing.

ninogenio

thanks guys, it was quite a bit of head scratching and hard work but i really enjoyed it  :cheers:
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Rbz

Happy Birthday Ninogenio  :)
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ninogenio

thank you very much mate :)

just had a nice relaxing day in front of the laptop trying lots of web based code out  :cheers:
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combatking0

Happy birthday. I can't wait to see what your web based demos look like.
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ninogenio

thanks ck,

ive worked out a plan going forward. im going too start by building a few basic games. then eventually i would like too remove the windows specific parts of my apophis glsl engine and make it web based. i can then be platform independent so my stuff can run anywhere as long as the hardware meets the requirements.

i honestly feel web development is the way forward going into the future. its the perfect way too unify all platforms and removes lots of specific work for the coder.
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combatking0

Texture mapping isn't natively supported yet, but I've heard about something called webgl - haven't got my head around it yet.

JavaScript has come a long way since everyone was saying Flash will be the next big thing, and I can only see it getting more powerful.
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ninogenio

yeah this is exactly the sort of thing i would be doing.

http://davidwalsh.name/webgl-demo

my apophis engine is already there it just has a few little windows pieces too be removed and i should be able too get this sort of thing going. but as a first step i will be using java, it really has come on leaps and bounds, your demo is proof too that!

other than learning the gfx, canvas/context side of things which is new too me. i'm fairly confident with everything else.
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Punqtured

I'm really a sucker for these type of prods! Excellent work! Would perhaps have benefitted from some proper 8-bit music :-p

It's amazing what you've managed to pull off for this compo! Really awesome work! :D

padman

Extraordinary idea. I dig it! Well done!  :clap:
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ninogenio

thanks guys!

QuoteWould perhaps have benefitted from some proper 8-bit music :-p
agreed  :)

maybe next time when i have full rgb screens wired up i will use one of your tunes  :cheers:
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Kirl

Awesome work, love it. Nice bunch of effects too!  :clap:
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ninogenio

thank you kirl!

its really nice too see you around mate  :cheers:... i was secretly hoping that you would have been able too make a little stylish entry. like some of the other entry's i have seen from you  :)

anywho happy new year mate!  :cheers:
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Kirl

Thank you nino, it´s good to be on here! :)
I wish I could've entered something as well, but I haven't been behind the keys as much lately. I will without doubt join the fun again as soon as life settles down. Going over the entries was a nice break from things and a bunch of christmas demos never fail to improve the mood! :)

Thanks for making my day with your entry and a happy new year to you too!  :cheers:
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Shockwave

This is really epic Nino, I loved it - has to be just about the geekiest competition entry I've ever seen on DBF.

Shockwave ^ Codigos
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ninogenio

cheers nick :)

it has all gotten a lot more geeky since this, i have my little man cave now and have been locking myself away and building some weird science type shit. when i have a break through with something i jump out like doc from BTTF and get the kids too come see haha
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