Trinity
This project uses MAX for everything. The performance is executed live using one MacBook Pro and MAX/MSP/JITTER to launch audio samples, realtime visuals done with Jitter and the interaction using CV.JIT with a PointGrey camera. The entire system runs smoothly at 60fps.
- eufrasio pratesMay 07 2013 | 8:35 amThis is really really amazing! Are you opened to share the patches? Congratulations!!!!!!
- carsolMay 07 2013 | 11:07 amHi Eufrasio, thanks for your comment! :) sorry but for diferent reasons i cant share the patch, but im more than open to share and answer any straight question about how is done...
- luxiMay 07 2013 | 12:39 pmis not important thet u sharre ur work , but will be important speak on with little exaples
- carsolMay 07 2013 | 1:07 pmluxi, its easy, do your questions and i will be glad to answer all of them...
- RicardoMay 08 2013 | 5:22 amWOW! Amazing work. I have a question; The visuals, are they generated using pre recorded animation or is it computer generated? if so, what Objects have you used to generate the visuals? I assume that you have used different effects on some basic shapes of some sort?Again! Beautiful work! KUDOS!
- carsolMay 08 2013 | 9:08 amIts a FireFlyMV. Very good relationship price/performance. I use a couple of firewire repetares to get 25 meters long firewire connection. Cables and repetaters also from PointGrey. Also take a look to Flea3 i hear that also is very responsive to NIR and a big advantage of GigE interface... much easier! but i guess must be expensive than FFMV...
- carsolMay 08 2013 | 9:32 amthanks Ricardo! all is Jitter and done in realtime without preproduced material. i think this is the way to achieve very high and responsive interaction. what you see is from... plane point displacements using optical flow objects from cv.jit external, to simple textures coming from jit.bfg and paired to gl.ligh, the amazing external boids and a lighting torus... and the objects, the common ones.. gl.mesh, gl.gridshape etc... for effects i use the common shaders coming with Jitter to achieve feedbacks, bright/contrast and some displacements
- jeremystewart87May 09 2013 | 7:25 pmWhat projector did you use? Did you use IR for position tracking, if so, did you use an IR emitter with it? What kind?Amazing work, looking forward to hopefully seeing more in the future!
- carsolMay 10 2013 | 11:30 amthe videoprojector was a panasonic pt5700 with 0.8 lens and i use 4 DIY focus with 70 850nm IR leds each to fill 9x7 meters stage (7m heigh)
- jeremystewart87Sep 12 2013 | 5:58 pmCan I ask what type of lens you used on the camera? Did you purchase a glass IR filter or use a gel/polyester for the camera?Thanks!
