Plus Equals #4, December 2021
In which Rob takes a deep dive into isometric projection and then gets generative with it.
In which Rob takes a deep dive into isometric projection and then gets generative with it.
Impressively lightweight and smooth!
This fun little film gives me all the feels for Battlezone …but then watching the excellent “making of” video really made me appreciate the love and attention to detail that went into this.
A wonderful short story from Matt. I can see this one staying with me.
This is so wonderful! A 3D fly-through of the Apollo 11 command module, right in your browser. It might get your fan whirring, but it’s worth it.
Click through for lots of great details on the interface controls, like which kinds of buttons and switches were chosen for which tasks.
And there’s this lovely note scrawled near the sextant by Michael Collins (the coolest of all the astronauts):
Spacecraft 107, alias Apollo 11, alias ‘Columbia.’ The Best Ship to Come Down the Line. God Bless Her.
This is a rather lovely idea—a disc with eight rings, each marked with the position of a planet, the arrangement of which corresponds to a specific date.
A beautiful experiment with CSS transforms and a smattering of JavaScript.
Michael Weinberg’s follow-up whitepaper to “It will be awesome if they don’t screw it up.”
I know have a visualisation of my public data in the form of 3D-printed snowflake, thanks to Medaler.
3D printing an exoskeleton for a child with arthrogryposis — technology can be so fricking awesome!
You think that Digital Rights Management is bad? What about Physible Rights Management?
Rendered in canvas by the reverend Dan Catt. Now I really want to play Elite.
Anil shares his thoughts on where there’s room for improvement in 3D printing, or as he calls it, teleporting.
Brendan is posting pictures of everything he fabs. Fab!
This may be one of the best pecha kuch— I mean, Ignite presentations I’ve ever seen.
Beautiful chemistry visualisations using canvas.
Unbelievable 3D visualisation created by extracting common points from millions of pictures on Flickr of Rome, Venice and Dubrovnik. As Matt Haughey would say, "Holy shitballs!"
Celebrating the Apollo 11 anniversary with Seb's 3D lunar lander game.
Cam's latest experiment is insane but brilliant ...sort of like Cam himself.
Ridiculously impressive demo of a 3D engine in Flash.