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Doom3 Gangnam Style in WebGL

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Re: Doom3 Gangnam Style in WebGL

#32

Very interesting, and very well done. I also cannot adequately express my thanks for putting a mute button on there.

Ditto.

I noticed that Entropia Universe added a gangnam style dance to their in-game emotes last year. And it's been advertised all Winter on UK TV for some console dance game.

I wonder if this is one of the most motion-captured/implemented dance moves/sequences ever? :-)

Re: Doom3 Gangnam Style in WebGL

#34

Not only a great idea but also free load testing for the playcanvas.com guys. Their appserver appears to have melted: the CTO's hands are currently a blur on his keyboard!

We've spun up a new, higher capacity server. Enjoy!!! :)

Yep, working smoothly for me now. Nice work on the speedy redeployment, guys. Puppet FTW!

Re: Doom3 Gangnam Style in WebGL

#36

Not only a great idea but also free load testing for the playcanvas.com guys. Their appserver appears to have melted: the CTO's hands are currently a blur on his keyboard!

We've spun up a new, higher capacity server. Enjoy!!! :)

aaaaaaaaaaaand back melted

Re: Doom3 Gangnam Style in WebGL

#38

Not only a great idea but also free load testing for the playcanvas.com guys. Their appserver appears to have melted: the CTO's hands are currently a blur on his keyboard!

We've spun up a new, higher capacity server. Enjoy!!! :)

Works smooth for me.

Re: Doom3 Gangnam Style in WebGL

#40

Earlier quoted context omitted.

We've spun up a new, higher capacity server. Enjoy!!! :)

Impressive animation - where did you the mocap data from, or all animated by hand?

Mixamo.com has a good free Gangnam mo-cap you can apply to any uploaded model. It's actually a pretty interesting service, you can just upload a 3D model and their software will auto-rig it for you, and you can pick any animation to apply to the rig (This dance is one of them). Seems it'd be a great service for indie game devs -- not one myself, but looks fascinating.

Clickable: http://www.mixamo.com/editor/new/1643

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