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Matt (also known as Smash / Fairlight) shows some insights into how some of the scenes in fairlight's recent (and up-coming) demos were pulled off. Speakers: Matt Swoboda Target audience: Game developers, demosceners, creative types, programmers, the general public
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Laziness can be used as a great creativity booster. In this session we'll explore many cases in which such defect can get you to unexpected places, specially when combined with code. Speaker: Ricardo Cabello Target audience: Demosceners, creative types, programmers
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BookMooch is a noncommercial book exchange service (real, dead-tree books, not ebooks). Over 200,000 people worldwide exchange over 1 million books per year, and Finland is one of the most active countries. Our goal is to create a giant peer-to-peer library providing free, global access to all the world's book-based knowledge. Speaker: John Buckman Target audience: General public
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This presentation demonstrates BURP, an open source software that, by using the Berkeley Open Infrastructure for Network Computing (BOINC) framework, enables the distributed rendering of 3D graphics over the Internet using a network of volunteer computers. While covering the basics of the technology, the presenters will discuss the motivation and key topics in making the technology and why they believe in making the technology available to as many…
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This session presents an insight into the process of drafting and creating a modern demo. The emphasis, however, is not on technical issues such programming and modelling, but rather on aesthetics and concepts such as music/visual fusion, the principles of transitions and use of typography. The presentation covers current demoscene trends, dos and don'ts and ways to kill writer's block. It is aimed at the broad audience of Assembly: the beginners…
Assembly Summer 2010 ARTtech seminars
The ARTtech seminar presentations from the Assembly Summer 2010 event. Held on the 5th to 8th of August 2010 at the Hartwall Arena in Helsinki, Finland.
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