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can someone point me to a user forum where jitter users hang out? I have an announcement for a competition which which i want to get to as wide an audience of audio/visual composers/performers as possible

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On Aug 24, 2007, at 4:57 PM, Mark Mattingley-Scott wrote:

> can someone point me to a user forum where jitter users hang out? I 

> have an announcement for a competition which which i want to get to 

> as wide an audience of audio/visual composers/performers as possible

>
> can someone point me to a user forum where jitter users hang out? I  
> have an announcement for a competition which which i want to get to  
> as wide an audience of audio/visual composers/performers as possible
>
> thx in advance..
>
> M

> can someone point me to a user forum where jitter users hang out? I have an announcement for a competition which which i want to get to as wide an audience of audio/visual composers/performers as possible

well, apart from here (obviously) there is a really big community at 

Mark Mattingley-Scott skrev:
> can someone point me to a user forum where jitter users hang out? I have an announcement for a competition which which i want to get to as wide an audience of audio/visual composers/performers as possible
>
> thx in advance..
>
Hi Mark,
well, apart from here (obviously) there is a really big community at 
www.vjforums.com

i just wanted to avoid getting flamed for posting off topic..

looking at the website, it seems like this might be something for the calendar..

http://www.visual-music-award.de/index.cfm?siteid=0&CFID=995359&CFTOKEN=85ad73aaa445d26c-8EB2D861-A58B-B054-1ACAD590A8F5900F&jsessionid=8030b45c1118$E6$B9$8

I know that this is off topic for something that is already off topic,

but how'd they do that scene?! It's all shiny and stuff, and I've

been trying to figure it all out. I'm just surprised by the depth of

texture, and well, the shininess. Haven't been able to pull that off.

Kind of looks like the texture projection that Wesley Smith did.

Anyways, any brainstorming on this seems like it would help me fine

tune my gl-ing a bit. Look forward to anyone's thoughts...

> http://www.visual-music-award.de/index.cfm?siteid=0&CFID=995359&CFTOKEN=85ad73aaa445d26c-8EB2D861-A58B-B054-1ACAD590A8F5900F&jsessionid=8030b45c1118$E6$B9$8

I know that this is off topic for something that is already off topic,
but how'd they do that scene?!  It's all shiny and stuff, and I've
been trying to figure it all out.  I'm just surprised by the depth of
texture, and well, the shininess.  Haven't been able to pull that off.
 Kind of looks like the texture projection that Wesley Smith did.
Anyways, any brainstorming on this seems like it would help me fine
tune my gl-ing a bit.  Look forward to anyone's thoughts...

Probably rendered in Maya/XSI et al. Ray Tracing :)

On Aug 25, 2007, at 1:29 AM, keith manlove wrote:

http://www.visual-music-award.de/index.cfm?

>> siteid=0&CFID=995359&CFTOKEN=85ad73aaa445d26c-8EB2D861-A58B- 

>> B054-1ACAD590A8F5900F&jsessionid=8030b45c1118$E6$B9$8

> I know that this is off topic for something that is already off topic,

> but how'd they do that scene?! It's all shiny and stuff, and I've

> been trying to figure it all out. I'm just surprised by the depth of

> texture, and well, the shininess. Haven't been able to pull that off.

> Kind of looks like the texture projection that Wesley Smith did.

> Anyways, any brainstorming on this seems like it would help me fine

> tune my gl-ing a bit. Look forward to anyone's thoughts...

>> http://www.visual-music-award.de/index.cfm? 
>> siteid=0&CFID=995359&CFTOKEN=85ad73aaa445d26c-8EB2D861-A58B- 
>> B054-1ACAD590A8F5900F&jsessionid=8030b45c1118$E6$B9$8
>
> I know that this is off topic for something that is already off topic,
> but how'd they do that scene?!  It's all shiny and stuff, and I've
> been trying to figure it all out.  I'm just surprised by the depth of
> texture, and well, the shininess.  Haven't been able to pull that off.
>  Kind of looks like the texture projection that Wesley Smith did.
> Anyways, any brainstorming on this seems like it would help me fine
> tune my gl-ing a bit.  Look forward to anyone's thoughts...
>
> Thanks,
> Keith

> Probably rendered in Maya/XSI et al. Ray Tracing :)

Hmmm... I have a strange feeling that this is not the answer I want to hear.

On 8/25/07, vade  wrote:
> Probably rendered in Maya/XSI et al. Ray Tracing :)

Hmmm... I have a strange feeling that this is not the answer I want to hear.


user forum: where is the best place?