DIY Realtime Augmented Reality

[OCNVN]

hahaha looks like a blow up doll

[yellowfellow]

0:11-0:12

HEY lets look at her vagin... aw fuck

[SegaSanMiass]

хорошо держиться

[baishihua]

Lol, imaging everyone have the glasses for this, then everyone knows why some people are keep staring forward while wearing them.

[kingdomgamer4ever]

that is so obviously fake... LAME

[Tilocoma]

@kingdomgamer4ever You're an idiot. This is far from fake. Just because you do not believe it does not mean that it cannot happen. Must I upload a video myself once my new webcamera arrives?

[gordon1201]

Any idea if this could be used with animation? E.g. have multiple models running around on a bigger version of the "marker"? Id like to be able to use this to film 3D characters, as though I was filming real people.

[AllAroundArtsy]

@gordon1201

Hey! So, yes you can infact make animations using AR. One cool thing is that you don't need a bigger marker. The animation can go past the marker, as long as the whole marker is showing. What I mean by that is: Say for instance you placed the marker on a table. If the camera sees the whole marker plus some of the table, the animation can expand out to the table.

-AllAroundArtsy

[gordon1201]

Brilliant! Now I wonder if it would be possible to output the position, and rotation of the virtual camera, and write it to maxscript so that it can be imported into a scene, to recreate the movement of the camera in a virtual environment, that can be rendered in Brazil, or similar advanced rendering engine in 3DSmax. This is very interesting as it would be a million times easier, and way more fun to film a scene by moving a real camera, than clicking and dragging in 3ds max.

[Bojanpzs1]

how to install artoolkit,i cant do it,and i cant find any video about how to install it :(((

[LAUNCHZILLA]

how big can u make her? oooohh the possibilities...

[Samota0]

lol,I know what your thinking of^^

O_O would suck having to continuesly

stare at the screen though lol

[arexma]

Actually AR is mostly used with HMDs (head mounted displays) which have a part transparent display. Basically they are like glasses with a transparent screen, augmenting your reality. Still you have to carry a computing unit around or use wireless video transmission.

[doomsong11]

do you NEED the glasses? if so where do u get them?

[ydyammo]

Glasses ftw ;)

[gnolph]

how is this augmented reality? isn't this just real-time video editing? i suppose if the software was hooked up to some kind of headset that had tiny lcds and motion sensitive gyros in it plus cameras it could come close to replicating human vision with these effects overlapped.. very cool effect.. but i would like some input on this...

[veersed]

This is indeed augmented reality. It is, in a way, video editing, but this system is fully interactive. The system takes video input, "looks" and tracks the marker, and augments the real scene with the virtual character on the virtual plane created by the marker.

[alizta]

Augmented reality is the overlaying of virtual visual information over real world. Most AR Systems do this by augmenting video information from a camera. Technically it is not of any importance if the camera is mounted to videoglasses, albeit this is the most obvious case of usage. What is shown is a marker based system which doesn't require any additional position information like gyros.

[cogitas3d]

Wau! Its impressive!

I'll read more about this in site.

I'm Linux user and user Blender to make my works.

A big hug!