Rnul interactive

For the Spinrag festival in Kortrijk Rnul created a video installation for children. In the beautiful theater in Kortrijk, children could virtually fly through an imaginative environment. By discover and using specific gestures which controlled their virtual image the children could create their own virtual world.

The software of the project is entirely made in Max; the video recording, recording of gesture movement, the open GL part with physics and OSC communication between different patches and Max apps .

spinrag-festival-kortrijk-belgium

Spinrag festival Kortrijk Belgium

Rob Ramirez

Patch along with Jitter Developer Rob Ramirez as he works with the Jitter Physics system. In this multi-part series, Rob will go from creation of a physics world and rigid bodies to using constraints and building and simulating complex structures. This first video shows how to create a physics world in Max and a couple of ways to interact with the simulation.

The first video in the Physics Patchalong series takes you through creating a falling object and interacting with it in a couple different ways.  Follow along as Rob Ramirez goes through the creation of a fully functional physics simulation.
Part 2: http://youtu.be/sRhQxfEvOIQ
Part 3: http://youtu.be/bArs9nnvGCw

Get more information on Jitter Physics: http://cycling74.com/physics/

jit.phys Patch-along, Part 1

Patch along with Rob Ramirez and discover the Jitter Physics system.

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