Fairlight & Carillon & Cyberiadc - Agenda Circling Forth

Quoted readme:
"Agenda Circling Forth
by CNCDvsFairlight art house productions inc
presented live at Breakpoint_2010

Visuals by Destop
Visuals by Smash
Music by Varia - http://www.varia.tv

Requires Directx 9.0c, Geforce 260 / Radeon 4850 or better.

We chose 0 polygons. (and lots of shaders.) (and millions and millions of points.) (and we went abstract.)"

Rendered with GeForce 8800 GTS 512

Download:
ftp://ftp.untergrund.net/breakpoint/2010/pc_demo/agenda.zip

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• demo
• demoscene
• realtime
• graphics
• gfx
• rendering
• animation
• computer
• arts
• abstract
• objects

[mormonpoo]

The creature running through the trees is beautiful!

[mormonpoo]

what is the song?

[lavalizard3]

This demo blows my mind.

[daverayment]

@mormonpoo It's a remix of a Socrates/Vangelis track called "Queen of the Universe". There's a copy of that here on YouTube, but it won't let me post a link!

[Jokeritu]

If that's not art, what is?

[Uitgang74]

great groups, great products.... and do something on amiga again, please?

[djustplc]

amazing...

[matgeni92]

AWESOME... could you get the sounds on Itunes? or simply podcast it all on Itunes?

[evayalje]

krap.

[hydzior]

Great ... Sorry ,Awesome demo !!! Not for my pc tho : ].

[lquert]

@moejoe1337 aaahhh hehehe sorry my ignorance.... hehe... i thought it was a computer program... i better learn more about this, cause i do 3d animation, and i know a little bit of it.... but i dont know a lot... u can check my channel to see my videos if u want to... thank u again... for the information... :-)

[TheShkaf]

"Instead of polygons, Unlimited Detail's system uses dots - billions of them - to create a "point cloud" representation of a virtual world. By selecting one point for every pixel on the display screen, it's possible to create an exquisitely detailed 3D snapshot in much the same way as a Seurat pointillist painting. Change the selection several times per second and you can move smoothly through the virtual world." (NewScientist)