More Pictures!

 Detail shots taken by a friend of mine, he had a new lens and was testing it out.
Also notice our terribly sneaky way of filming the play-testers!

Come Visit Us!

Our installation is now OPEN to be checked out and tried by everyone!


Now because our installation is quite loud, and can take between 15-30 minutes, we've spread out when you can come visit over a number of days, please come whenever it suits you.

LOCATION:
The LAB at

Kunst Media en Techniek / Hogeschool voor de Kunsten Utrecht

Oude Amersfoortseweg 131

1212 AA Hilversum

SCHEDULE:
any time between 10:30 and 18:00 on the following days

06/06/11 : The day we Present the project.
07/06/11 - 10/06/11 : Open House, just come and check it out if you have some time.
20 or 21/06/11 : Open Projects Day (this is something the school is planning, not sure exactly, will keep you updated).

Hope to see you there.
- JAVA RHINO

MAJOR SPOILERS

IN GAME (AKA on the Screen): Or in other words, Finally some footage. You guys missed out on a lot of fun as far as that concerns, as far as the field of cubes, to the ring-race, the glitching out planet shader and the shaderless Yellow Boxes. In any case, we now, have explosions, lasers, a rail-gun, spaceship models, asteroids, and various other things to discover, take a looksy (unless you don't want to be spoilered, and still want to come see it in person).

Asteroid Field & Planet:

 Spaceship flying in front of the sun (Lensflare alert):

Shooting Stuff (Laser, Laser, Laser, Railgun):

Spaceships Exploding

 INSTALLATION:

Unfortunately this is pretty much all we had time for in the project, we'd like to continue on, and add all the bells and whistles, paint all the panels, mod some stuff to make it look like cool things coming out of the structure, etc. Ah well, there's always summer. Also it's generally darker inside the cockpit, since we usually leave the front curtain down, and most of the structure is light-proof.

The Cockpit starts to come together

Production came along pretty nicely  on the cockpit over 3 days or so, our man Giov, built the top, got the pannelling, cut the panneling, and screwed in most of the panneling. There's still some bits, here and there that need to be attached but it's coming along nicely, here's the evolution:



Also some other random pictures: