Showing posts with label #FreeSoftware. Show all posts
Showing posts with label #FreeSoftware. Show all posts
Imperial Character
This is the latest team built character for our RPG game, currently named only Imperial. He may end up being the player model, or an enemy, or a companion character, we are not sure.
The T-Pose he is in is one of the best choices for rigging, which is the process of putting bones into him to control his limb animations.
Each of us contributed some work on this character and I am starting to wonder what his in game goals and dialogue will be like. His face will animate via shape keys, and he may end up being a template so we can have a whole faction based on variants of his mesh.
His armour is a Lorica Segmentata, with a modern/alt-universe texture, as he isn't supposed to be a Roman Imperial.
The T-Pose he is in is one of the best choices for rigging, which is the process of putting bones into him to control his limb animations.
Each of us contributed some work on this character and I am starting to wonder what his in game goals and dialogue will be like. His face will animate via shape keys, and he may end up being a template so we can have a whole faction based on variants of his mesh.
His armour is a Lorica Segmentata, with a modern/alt-universe texture, as he isn't supposed to be a Roman Imperial.
Some Animations
Some animations from the past couple of years.
Watch EyeStalk vs Steps pass 2 in Animation | View More Free Videos Online at Veoh.com
Axolotl from ShogunX G on Vimeo.
Watch EyeStalk vs Steps pass 2 in Animation | View More Free Videos Online at Veoh.com
Axolotl from ShogunX G on Vimeo.
Boxing Game
Here is the scratch game my eldest son has been working on.
Won't work on iOS
Learn more about this project
Won't work on iOS
Learn more about this project
Optimism #4 :: Altruism on the Web
If the question was not 'What Are You Optimistic About?' but instead
'What Are You Pessimistic About' then Dan Sperber's answer would be that
the progress of human wisdom is pathetically slow. In the meantime,
greater technological advances have provided wealthy, powerful people a
new way to cause more and more havoc. Therefore, he doesn’t have much
reason to be optimistic about the future of humanity. However, humans
are unpredictable, and often have many surprises up their sleeves. Many
of those surprises are helpful, which in some ways is something to be
optimistic about.
A endless stream of technological, academic, artistic inventions, many of them brilliant quality, are becoming free to the public according to their needs, individuals working to the maximum of their skills. They often seek self-understanding more than notice and glory. Some examples of the types: Free-software, Wikis and the open-source software. Some examples of the individual programs: Blender, Audacity, Gimp*, Firefox and Opera. Not many people would have thought the Internet would become quite so popular.
Many free technologies need the Internet. For example: Wikis, Blogs, Open-access documents and many more. A cheaper or free product is more desirable than an expensive one. So let us applaud change, wherever it appears. Many members of the public have observed the economics is odd. He is optimistic that the development of both individual and collective forms of altruism on the Internet. The Internet is an organization of organizations. Each and every single node is a website. Many websites are colliding, and linking to each other.
On this planet, more and more altruistic acts - acts that had in the past been intended just for the persons family or clan or state - might now, out of a sensible sense of common destiny be aimed for the gain of everyone. Dan Sperber is optimistic about altruism on the Internet.
By AchillesX (9)
A endless stream of technological, academic, artistic inventions, many of them brilliant quality, are becoming free to the public according to their needs, individuals working to the maximum of their skills. They often seek self-understanding more than notice and glory. Some examples of the types: Free-software, Wikis and the open-source software. Some examples of the individual programs: Blender, Audacity, Gimp*, Firefox and Opera. Not many people would have thought the Internet would become quite so popular.
Many free technologies need the Internet. For example: Wikis, Blogs, Open-access documents and many more. A cheaper or free product is more desirable than an expensive one. So let us applaud change, wherever it appears. Many members of the public have observed the economics is odd. He is optimistic that the development of both individual and collective forms of altruism on the Internet. The Internet is an organization of organizations. Each and every single node is a website. Many websites are colliding, and linking to each other.
On this planet, more and more altruistic acts - acts that had in the past been intended just for the persons family or clan or state - might now, out of a sensible sense of common destiny be aimed for the gain of everyone. Dan Sperber is optimistic about altruism on the Internet.
By AchillesX (9)
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