Interactive Kaleidoscope Imagery

examples
#1

Here’s a tech example of a project I’ve been working on.

:?: : It uses Openframeworks 006, ofxOpenCV, and ofxXmlSettings. Thanks to the writers of those extensions. All other code is by me. I would post the source code if I wasn’t so embarrassed about its organization. :!: : Posted here are some screens and a tech demo on vimeo. I have plans to sell it to a local art house semi-permanently, so let me know what you think, and if anyone has ideas on how to improve it for public exhibition

http://vimeo.com/15919715









Thanks for any replies.

#2

Excellent work, really nice.

#3

Looks very good!

I personally, would love to see the algo behind this, so please submit the code for a kind review.

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#4

So I got around to commenting the code and all that good stuff. It’s available as a codeblocks project, but I’m willing to bet that it won’t compile properly, as I have modified my OF Library to a certain extent. But for those who want a peek at the algorithm, here it is, source plus EXE.

Note that I am an amateur programmer, so it will DEFINITELY not be clean. You have been warned.

I haven’t finished my playlist editing program, so it has to be done by hand. The format is easy to grasp, if you look at the file. (bin/data/playlist.xml)

And parameters for all of the available program variables can be found in bin/data/params.xml.

Press F1 for help.

The .zip (69 MB) :

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/125326/shadow-cv.zip

And the reason we have 69 MB here is because the file includes some music, images, and all necessary libs.

#5

Hey there,

yeah your kaleidoscope rocks!
the link to your dropbox seems to be broken, could you refresh it?
that would be totally awesome - thanks!

keep up the good work,
chrispie

#6

Hello,

Link works fine for me, but I can post a fresh one if it’s not working elsewhere.

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/125326/shadow-cv-of-forum.zip

#7

Hi,

Does anyone know how can I get Gamuza for windows?

Thanks folks!