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Monday, 29 October 2012

DSDN 112: Final Video

Here is the link to my final video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u_1kQfnpMBw&feature=youtu.be


The music I used was 'Euritmix sux my dix" by "Computer Truck'
http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Computer_Truck/Rock_The_Boulevard_Reach_The_Bourgeois/06_-_Euritmix_Sux_My_Dix
Under the creative commons licence.

Elevator sound effects were from freesound.org:
http://freesound.org/people/Tomlija/sounds/99565/

All other sound effects were record ambient noise or computer generated 'whoosh' sounds.


Huge thanks to everyone who helped out.

DSDN 112: Creation of the Wristband

Some of the photos I took while I was making the actual wristband.


It's made out of a pair of tights for the wristband part, spray painted acrylic (which I sprayed on the inside as it gave it a more glossy look), and old piece of plastic from a laptop motherboard for the small 'slider' on the top

Final wristband:


DSDN 112: All the sound!

The song I have chosen to use for my video is “Euritmix Sux My Dix” It has an erm.... interesting name, but it suits my video well.

Listen to it here.

I found it on the Free Music Archive, and it is free to for non-commercial use, as long as it is credited.

Friday, 26 October 2012

DSDN 112: 3D Interface!

Here is the animation of the menu, which rotates in 3D and fades away. Luckily one of my friends knew how to do this and helped me out with it!

Tuesday, 23 October 2012

DSDN 112: Video Draft

Here is a rough cut of my video, I still need to take some footage out and do fancy editing effects and such, and add in voice over/sound effects.

Sunday, 21 October 2012

DSDN 112: Filming!

An unedited clip from the film.

So I filmed all of my footage on Saturday, luckily the weather held out. I wasn't able to get any shots in McLaurin as it was locked, so I had to change my story a little (I had originally planned to have the futuristic student going into a lecture theatre in McLaurin, but now he just walks into a random room)

DSDN 142: Final Code

http://www.openprocessing.org/sketch/75898

This link goes to the openprocessing sketch of my final code, but for some reason the mouse doesn't glow or change size like it should. The code I uploaded on the R drive is exactly the same but works fine.


Here are a couple of screenshots of how it should look: