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This really reminds me of level editors for games :) I wonder if this could be imported and used in something like counterstrike or unreal.
by calgoo 12y ago
This really reminds me of level editors for games :) I wonder if this could be imported and used in something like counterstrike or unreal.
- madaxe_again 12y agoNot certain what engine they're using, but they're working to open London's museums up to the world as rift/gear VR experiences - so probably unity or UE4. The other thing that the article doesn't mention which is really neat is that the Shipping Galleries that they picture at the Science Museum are sadly no more - so their work has preserved those galleries in virtual form, and allows them to live on, even when the physical space has been repurposed. Edit: here's a nice video of the pointcloud of said gallery. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gDTbFhFZl9I https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gDTbFhFZl9I
- darkmighty 12y agoReally cool, I hope they open the data for improved visualizations. Rendering raw colored points leaves to be desired, some kind of geometry extractor would much improve the display.
- nirai 12y agoyes, this is gonna be huge for gaming