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f-kult:plakater:2007e [05-01-2008 22:37] raabjerg |
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| Another result of scripting, although this time rather crudely done. The "light"-walls forming the letters "F-kult" were created by processing the bitmap seen by the right of the poster. The scripts were quickly made one-shots, and have a few quirks requiring some post-editing of the "light"-walls. But still infinitely much easier than doing it all manually. | Another result of scripting, although this time rather crudely done. The "light"-walls forming the letters "F-kult" were created by processing the bitmap seen by the right of the poster. The scripts were quickly made one-shots, and have a few quirks requiring some post-editing of the "light"-walls. But still infinitely much easier than doing it all manually. | ||
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| Since it's easy to find plenty of blood in a well-populated place, such as a university (especially if you have such a practical tool as an axe, just lying around), experiments were made to see if this poster could be done as a photography instead. This approach was, however, abandoned after loud and messy complaints from a few people <sub>(now deceased)</sub>. Instead, it became necessary to resort to the (much less realistic) fluid simulator of Blender. | Since it's easy to find plenty of blood in a well-populated place, such as a university (especially if you have such a practical tool as an axe, just lying around), experiments were made to see if this poster could be done as a photography instead. This approach was, however, abandoned after loud and messy complaints from a few people <sub>(now deceased)</sub>. Instead, it became necessary to resort to the (much less realistic) fluid simulator of Blender. | ||
| - | The "F-KULT" letters were, literally, the source of the fluid, and the poster only represents a single frame of the 4 second simulation (which took more than an hour to simulate). | + | The "F-KULT" letters were, literally, the source of the fluid, and the poster only represents a single frame of the 4 second simulation (which took more than an hour to compute). |
