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Cyberhelvetia

Switzerland's Three-Lakes-Region is host to the extremely rare "Landiausstellung", or national exposition. In Meso's largest project to-date, they helped 3deluxe architects build a fountain of virtual water - consisting of 18 projections controlled by 23 synchronized computers, responding to voice, movements in space, internet activity, and even the weather. Complete with internet-based creature development tool. Find out more on Cyberhelvetia.ch. Two of the various developments for Cyberhelvetia.ch that were created using vvvv include Aquaphone and Lifeforms.

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Aquaphone. With the Aquaphone you can send voice messages to the opposite side of the pool. Your words create bubbles which float in the virtual water; with the Aquaphone's sensor they can be opened and heard. Run the sensor over the play area and catch the bubbles of the person opposite - you will then hear the message sent to you over the loudspeaker.

LifeformsShape the living organism of the Cyberhelvetia.ch pool - run your finger over the luminous glass surface in the middle of the bench and amuse yourself with the darting and harmless sea snake!

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Shoutbox

~6h ago

Urbankind: circuitb:Wrongcop is epic! :)

~7h ago

joreg: @tobi: use GetSlice() as the patch i referred you to is demonstrating. or start a forum thread with your patch.

~7h ago

TobiTobsen123: hmm yes i can see the values...but how to handle them as seperate values? I need to forward them via TCP/IP...

~9h ago

joreg: @tobi: OSCDecoder helppatch has a section: OSC_Advanced (bottomright) that demoes decoding of multiple messages

~9h ago

TobiTobsen123: I'm using an OSCDecoder, it receives two arguments...works but how can I seperate the arguments into two seperate values

~12h ago

u7angel: @mediadog, make it a forum question.

~12h ago

u7angel: @mediadog, tty renderer ?

~14h ago

microdee: however non-conductive objects are invisible for this so the pencil and the sticks in the video are still a mysteries