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2. levelHead v1.0, 3 cube speed-run (spoiler!)

by Julian Oliver

1 year ago

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As yet unseen footage of the first stable version of levelHead, an augmented-reality spatial-memory game by Julian Oliver.

Warning! This is a spoiler for the first 3 cubes: the easy Red Cube, the tricky Green Cube and the ridiculously difficult Orange Cube.

NB: This footage was captured using desktop screencapture software. This reduced the performance of the game a bit.

You can read more about levelHead and how it works here: julianoliver.com/levelhead

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aleij 1 year ago

genial mr. escher!
animazon 1 year ago

heey Delire!!!
its victor bilbao
excelent tracking-machine vs machine
see you in summer camp gijón
Julian Oliver 1 year ago

good to see you here animazon!
tv.edgargonzalez.com 1 year ago

cool, thanks for the video, it makes me a lot easier to explain to people how does it works.

cheers
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Julian Oliver 1 year ago

cheers.

admittedly the Youtube video of the first early BETA (youtube.com/watch?v=5ks1u0A8xdU) was a little hard to follow..

one of the reasons i made this video was to better describe the logical relationships between the rooms. hopefully it does so better than its predecessor.
melka 1 year ago

This is just awesome. I tried some AR stuff with Virtools, but OSG seems to be real nice ^^
Good work
Lanvideosource 1 year ago

Nice! it seems me when I wake up.. ;)
victor neemau burgos 1 year ago

whoa .
Andrew Douglas 1 year ago

Did you use Mocha to track the video on the cubes?
BZSAW 1 year ago

Wow... when do you think this would go into production?
JMM kazi 1 year ago

We (from colmeia.tv) were last night at FILE. Awesome stuff. The best in the exibition. Congrats.
Winfried Hoffmann 1 year ago

wow, this is just awesome. really creative.
Tiago Serra 1 year ago

Great concept
Kaue Lima 1 year ago

Great Job julian i saw levelhead today at File SP and i still don't belive in it lol even using it =D must be some kind of magic xD

Keep up with the great work ! =D
pevinkinel 1 year ago

This is simply amazing.
Tobias 1 year ago

Nice game.
How have you recorded the video?
marieke v 1 year ago

looking forward to seeing this in real life at Piksel
Stefan Ringelschwandtner 11 months ago

Great!
TU+ 10 months ago

greeaat
Mr Truffle 9 months ago

WOW killer
NoDesign 9 months ago

cool and wanna try it
aynne 9 months ago

very cool
Danny Tatom 8 months ago

Looks damn nifty, have the installation instructions open in another tab. Hope I can get this up and runnin' tomorrow. :D
Noah Zerkin 7 months ago

Gorgeous. I'm totally getting and building this in a VM right now to play on my headset. This is awesome. I can't wait! *rubs hands together with an evil anticipatory grin*

I want stereoscopy so badly! Wonders how hard it would be, with a simulated stereoscopic backdrop, to do parallax simulation for stereopsis with a single camera used for tracking...
Robert Cupisz 7 months ago

really nice concept, kudos
Wesley Nagel 7 months ago

awesome. I want this now
chaitanya krishnan 6 months ago

this is just awesome!!
Jacek Dalkowski 6 months ago

vimeo.com/2969089 an attempt...
Wray Bowling 6 months ago

How can I beat it if I cant play it?
Flash Jockey 5 months ago

AWESOME!
that's Epic!
I wanna know how it was made??
Julian Oliver 4 months ago

I used OpenSceneGraph for the rendering/scenegraph, ARToolKitPlus for the tracking, Blender for the art and wrote around 3000 lines of C++ code providing (very) basic physics, user notifications, a trigger system, tilt interaction, assets and event management.

More info can be found on the project page: julianoliver.com/levelhead
Claudia Oliveira 3 months ago

very impressive!!
Paul gonzalez 2 months ago

AMAZING!!! .. REALMENTE BUENO!!!
CONGRATULLATIONS FROM SHANGHAI!!!