The Dream.
(Click to enter the official blog) It’s going to happen. Woohoo.
What will be involved?
- Three.js
- Web Audio API
- Oculus Rift
- Foot controller(Arduino + Node.js)
- Special thanks to The Nature of Code by Daniel Shiffman
The Dream.
(Click to enter the official blog) It’s going to happen. Woohoo.
What will be involved?
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For the composition assignment the final of Coding for Emotional Impact class, I want to create something with multiple layers and is self-explained. Inspired by the description of computer vision is a rabbit hole from Andy(because I’m learning Three.js by myself recently), I wanted to make a game about “Rabbit Hole”, and my biggest assumption is that everyone is sort of down the rabbit hole.
ps. It’s not really a fun game to play. Still confusing should it be fun to play or just an emotion-building nowhere…
Literary Nonsense- has no system of logic, although it may imply the existence of an inscrutable one, just beyond our grasp.
And below are three snapshots of what I’ve built so far. I made my own models in Maya and drew textures in Photoshop. Can’t view online because of some web-related issue I can’t solve to load the music(SOLVED_by hard coding the url of music file path). But have no ideas how to do the transition from scene to scene…
SCENE_ZERO: http://www.rabbithole.link/
SCENE_ONE: http://www.rabbithole.link/index_D.html
SCENCE_TWO: http://www.rabbithole.link/index_G.html
SCENE_THREE: http://www.rabbithole.link/index_S.html
SCENE_FOUR: http://www.rabbithole.link/index_M.html
SCENE_FIVE: http://www.rabbithole.link/index_T.html
SCENE_SIX: http://www.rabbithole.link/index_F.html
SCENE_SEVEN: http://www.rabbithole.link/index_V.html
SCENE_EIGHT: http://www.rabbithole.link/index_E.html
( Three.js + web stuff ) == super deep rabbit hole.
3D in Web journey starts! Trying to convert last week’s sketch from Processing into Three.js. But can’t finished it by Monday for the class, still in progress… Here’s what I got so far(WARNING: ROUGH), and below are the notes on translating Processing into JavaScript. Will organized it once I finish the work. Stay tuned!
Experience I learned from banging my head against bloody wall