v3ga Bits and Blobs

Cest pas trop tôt :-)
C’est quand même la classe les touches du claviers éclairées par dessous.
Tu bosses bientôt pour VisionFactory sur Wii ?

Posted by 75 on 9 December 2006 @ 5pm

Hey :-)
Je crois qu’il est possible de brancher leur manette à un PC/Mac, des geeks ont déjà écrit les drivers … Alors pourquoi pas oui ;-)

Posted by v3ga on 9 December 2006 @ 8pm

{} are Alt+8 and Alt+9 on my (German) Apple-Keyboard. :-D

Posted by Ralph Ammer on 13 December 2006 @ 11am

Bien le player de Vimeo.

Posted by Cédric on 17 December 2006 @ 6pm

Ahh great to see you make use of the SMS libary :) Looks great, just thought I would let you know I featured you on my blog for your blobDetection library, you can check out the post here.

http://nuigroup.com/log/comments/processing_multitouch_environments/

Thank you very much for your works, and if you ever get a chance I would love to collaborate with you on a mutlimodal input device :)

Posted by nui on 12 February 2007 @ 1am

Laptop con sensor de gravedad…

Curioso video en el que una laptop parece responder al movimiento físico. Creado a partir de una librería de sensor de movimiento y hecho con código del software Processing….

Posted by meneame.net on 17 February 2007 @ 10pm

Hi there, any chance you could let me know your contact info? We may need your help for a consumer electronics client project. Appreciate your quick response.

Posted by Remington on 13 April 2007 @ 5am

[...] So, nobody is going to invent something critical for the masses that requires them to tilt around their laptop causing hard drive heads to be “parked“, but it’s a nice to know that something is available for this kind of insanity. Browsing through the web for Processing examples, I came across v3ga who is pretty big on animation. He has made a gravity application that animates balls falling down the screen, and if the laptop is tilted the SMS interface is used to move the balls towards the center of gravity – as if they were balls inside a container that was being tilted around! A video of the application in use can be found here: http://v3ga.net/blog/2006/12/pomme-damour/ [...]

Posted by M3net » Blog Archive » Apple Sudden Motion Sensors on 2 August 2007 @ 8pm

i tested this out and it works fine. Only problem I am having is when i tilt my MacBook Pro, the balls move the opposite way gravity pulls. Where is this happening at in the code??

Posted by Rye on 20 November 2007 @ 1am

The balls are moved by a gravity force, check out “GravityForce” class, that’s where the motion sensor is taken into account for calculations.

Posted by v3ga on 21 November 2007 @ 11am