Testing the water 1920x1080

[3dickulus]

<a href="http://vimeo.com/moogaloop.swf?clip_id=147556298" target="_blank">http://vimeo.com/moogaloop.swf?clip_id=147556298</a>

[M Benesi]

   <there's a clap from the gallery, they generally quiet down when he goes for a shot>

[Crist-JRoger]

Looks good! 
Urgently need to add particle system like Kali's glare from Axolotl script 

[ChefJeff]

woah! kinda reminds me of the garbage compactor from star wars.

[3dickulus]

tnx guys

I just noticed the animation plays for a few seconds then jumps to the end the first time I play it but after that it plays all 30 seconds, I guess it's because it's only a couple of Megs and might not be enough for the video stream software, but the second time it is small enough to come from the local browser cache? anyone else?

[1Bryan1]

Plays OK first time for me.

[3dickulus]

just uploaded a new version

[M Benesi]

 

[KRAFTWERK]

Nice! 

[3dickulus]

tnx have to got to Crist-JRoger too for setting up that nice scene and the water I just moved around for a good look

rendered @1920x1080 with only 20 subframes and overcomplete wavelet filter...

Code:

mencoder mf://$1*.png -mf w=$2:h=$3:fps=$4:type=png -vf ow=6:3:3:unsharp=c3x3:0.5:l3x3:0.5 -ovc x264 -lavcopts vcodec=libx264 -x264encopts crf=25 -o $1.$2x$3.mp4

the above line in a bash script named "pngtomp4" works like...

Code:

> pngtomp4 WaterTest 1920 1080 25

cmd basename xres yres fps
outputs file named WaterTest.1920x1080.mp4

[3dickulus]

just a followup/close-up, the overcomplete wavelet filter in mencoder is actually quite good.