The Powder Toy

HD Video by drakide

drakide
drakide
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18th Mar 2014
7th Oct 2014
This is a new version that utilizes very similar technology as my first video. The decoding logic has been moved into the display, thus removing the need for WIFI, which in turn allows extreme resolutions. Enjoy!
screen electronic video movie animation filt some funny stickman nyan

Comments

  • Paul99
    Paul99     27th Mar 2014
    Wow, this is the second search result for "video"!
  • drakide
    drakide     25th Mar 2014
    @unknownkarma: "Would you mind sharing your technique?" Answer: "Sure." Nice.
  • unknownkarma
    unknownkarma     25th Mar 2014
    I ran out of text boxes so it is probibly explained very badly. id:1494329
  • unknownkarma
    unknownkarma     25th Mar 2014
    Sure. Please note that if you made screen like the size I said, either you would need to make the pixels very big, or deal with EXTREMELY spaced out pixels. I will create a save with my design in it and post the ID.
  • kent_12
    kent_12     25th Mar 2014
    very fantastic creation good i wish you make more of this :)
  • someone1000
    someone1000     25th Mar 2014
    wow!!!!!!
  • drakide
    drakide     25th Mar 2014
    @unknownkarma: Would you mind sharing your technique?
  • unknownkarma
    unknownkarma     25th Mar 2014
    I came up with a design to get past the not enough wifi channels problem. I could make it have a 562949953421312x562949953421312 display. However, the area for making things in TPT is not big enough for that, lol. In fact that would be the highest resolution ever created, and with that much space you really wouldn't need to use WiFi anyways.
  • unknownkarma
    unknownkarma     25th Mar 2014
    Ah. My set up will store no where near the same amount of data, lol.
  • G-LinuxorU
    G-LinuxorU     25th Mar 2014
    @unknownkarma yes if you can imagine each chromatic shift corresponding to a different set of possible patterns, thats how each pixel on each line is calculated to make-up a frame. that paired with a cray display which is a flip/flop makes it unbelievably compressed.