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A great deal of fun, and a good sense of movement. Launch Milk VR, open 'downloaded' section, play fileĮnjoy this free content for your Gear VR. I have my rendered files only working in Milk VR at the moment, so follow these steps to play the video on Gear VR :Ĭreate folder on root of phone memory (not sd card) called VoltVR It turns out that Oculus 360 videos does not support the same file formats as Milk VR.
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My PC took 18 hours to render all the frames and I have spent many days in frustration trying to get the file converted to the proper format so it plays back in the Gear VR. So please forgive me for some of the obvious errors I've made flying through walls and stuff.
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I've really only spent an hour or 2 learning the software and setting up this first animation so far. It's just a teaser of what's to come once I know what I'm doing. This 1 min 47 second video gives a quick impression of what is possible with this software. 360 Video Teatro dell'Opera di Roma in 360.
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I have managed to produce something though, and since the Gear VR community is craving for any content, I'm making the file available for download for FREE today at this link : From Virtual to Reality: The world's first large scale, 3D printed sculpture.
Seeing those examples of professional work immediately shows you how amateuristic my first attempt at using this software looks. You can find tons of beautiful work already on google images, vimeo video, etc. Apparently a breakthrough was made around 2008, when a method was discovered to render a 3D representation of fractals. It's a FREE piece of 3D rendering software to generate images and videos from the mathematics of complex numbers, aka Fractals. You can follow Maxwell Powers’ music on Soundcloud where he currently plans to release at least one new track every month.If it wasn't for Julius Horsthuis, who recently released 2 fractal animations in 360 format for Gear VR and Oculus Rift, I would never have found this beautiful piece of software called 'Mandelbulb 3D'. Technical wording like this is unsurprising from a man that works so closely with a cyborg. After each component of the scene was rendered we composited each component in After Effects before the final edits were made with Premiere.”
The Kinect V2 was used with Touchdesigner in order to record the point clouds of Maxwell singing. For the fractals we used the software Mandelbulb 3D which comes with a spherical camera built in.
The renders took forever, but luckily we had access to a few virtual machines (on amazon cloud computing). This made me have to think a little harder about the compositing in After Effects. This method is kind of hacky, and it prevented us from using render effects or compositing tags.
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“For most of the 3D scenes we used a sphere textured with a reflection and baked the texture as a movie file. If TV killed the radio star, then perhaps VR will kill the music video?”Ĭhilders was able to provide some interesting background on how this creation was formed from a technical standpoint: What makes the video so unique is that, according to Ross, “Unlike most VR music videos which are live action, the video combines fractal geometry, drawn images and point maps projected on virtual screens. The imagery is other-worldly and psychedelic, while also hearkening back to early 80s music videos.
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