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by: Erika Lincoln theme: Eminent Domain

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I have been working on the software patch for timing the images over 12 hours, I left it running overnight to test it. No crashes, but every so often it would put an image up out of the sequence. I like this glitch, I dont know if it is my machine or my programming that allows for this to happen but this is the way I like to work.
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On the other hand I have also been working on the 3-d models and I am disappointed in the way they are turning out. As I look at them they really are just square blobs.
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Comments:

erika ... sounds interesting. what language is this in, and may I take a look?

- O
2007-06-12 18:26:16 by Oliver Luker

hey O
I am using MAX/MSP/Jitter,you can download a trial version from their site. I can send you the two patches I have
2007-06-14 23:17:19 by Erika Lincoln

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2007-06-14 23:18:15 by Erika Lincoln

So far, yes, the modeling isn't as interesting as the walk - I wonder if there's a way to model the walk as process...
2007-06-15 11:47:22 by Ellen Zweig

I think I have reconciled the final piece, in making these models, I have realized that there is no translation of walking experience.
I started using the 46 images to build the software, my intention was to take those images and further abstract them into these models above once I worked out the timing. In staying at the first step, (and forgoing the modeling step) the work seems more of the experience, more recognizable, more.....the way it should be.
2007-06-15 16:16:37 by Erika Lincoln

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