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beryl feature in progess

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Link: http:// Downloads: 104	Submitted: Apr 22 2007 Updated: Apr 27 2007
Description: Here's a shot of a little something I've been working on in Beryl---objects that live inside the desktop cube! update: now see it in action on youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EikCpuQKKKA update: added 2 screenshots of a solid & shaded teapot License: GPL

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Brilliant

by BCMM on: Apr 22 2007

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BCMM

I've wanted something like that for a while...

I hope one day it will be possible to have an xplanet-style globe in the middle, with realtime updating shadows...

bash-2.05b# cat /dev/mem | strings | grep -i llama
Damn, my RAM is full of llamas!
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Re: Brilliant

by srhlefty on: Apr 24 2007

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srhlefty

That would be awesome, yes. Personally, I would like to have an aquarium inside. Get bored at looking at the aquarium from one side? Just turn the cube!

Once animation and proper lighting starts working, the poop will hit the fan. The possibilities are endless.

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Brilliant

by robjderr on: Apr 26 2007

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robjderr

I was just about to get started on putting the teapot into the cube. Did you use the glutWireTeapot call?

-Rob

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Re: Brilliant

by srhlefty on: Apr 27 2007

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srhlefty

pretty much--to avoid having to link to the glut libraries, I just copied the source (this was just an experiment after all).

solid objects still behave strange though--the solid teapot is semi-transparent when lit.

let me know if the result is any different for you.

I'm usually on #beryl-dev nightly, same nick

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Update wallpaper

by Yaba on: Apr 27 2007

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I would like to see the wallpaper updated of each desktop that shows the 3D element in the middle of the cube from the perspektive of the current desktop. In that way you can also see the 3D element, when you don't turn the cube and get a better idea on which desktop you are currently.

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Re: Update wallpaper

by srhlefty on: Apr 27 2007

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I can already do that: when you have a stationary 3d object in the cube and have set your desktop to be semi-transparent, then on each desktop you see a different viewpoint of the object.

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cool!

by 5er on: May 26 2007

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5er

When this will be released, I will need an ice cube (big enough to fit exactly into desktop cube with screen resolution 1280x1024)
I'd like to see the ice cube ~50% transparent and to have round edges.
If someone who knows how to use blender will do it, I'll be very thankful.

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beryl feature in progess

KDE Screenshot

Here's a shot of a little something I've been working on in Beryl---objects that live inside the desktop cube!

update: now see it in action on youtube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EikCpuQKKKA

update: added 2 screenshots of a solid & shaded teapot

Brilliant

I've wanted something like that for a while...

I hope one day it will be possible to have an xplanet-style globe in the middle, with realtime updating shadows...

Re: Brilliant

That would be awesome, yes. Personally, I would like to have an aquarium inside. Get bored at looking at the aquarium from one side? Just turn the cube!

Once animation and proper lighting starts working, the poop will hit the fan. The possibilities are endless.

Brilliant

I was just about to get started on putting the teapot into the cube. Did you use the glutWireTeapot call?

-Rob

Re: Brilliant

Update wallpaper

I would like to see the wallpaper updated of each desktop that shows the 3D element in the middle of the cube from the perspektive of the current desktop. In that way you can also see the 3D element, when you don't turn the cube and get a better idea on which desktop you are currently.

Re: Update wallpaper

I can already do that: when you have a stationary 3d object in the cube and have set your desktop to be semi-transparent, then on each desktop you see a different viewpoint of the object.

cool!

When this will be released, I will need an ice cube (big enough to fit exactly into desktop cube with screen resolution 1280x1024)
I'd like to see the ice cube ~50% transparent and to have round edges.
If someone who knows how to use blender will do it, I'll be very thankful.

beryl feature in progess

KDE Screenshot

Here's a shot of a little something I've been working on in Beryl---objects that live inside the desktop cube! update: now see it in action on youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EikCpuQKKKA update: added 2 screenshots of a solid & shaded teapot

Brilliant

I've wanted something like that for a while... I hope one day it will be possible to have an xplanet-style globe in the middle, with realtime updating shadows...

Re: Brilliant

That would be awesome, yes. Personally, I would like to have an aquarium inside. Get bored at looking at the aquarium from one side? Just turn the cube! Once animation and proper lighting starts working, the poop will hit the fan. The possibilities are endless.

Brilliant

I was just about to get started on putting the teapot into the cube. Did you use the glutWireTeapot call? -Rob

Re: Brilliant

Update wallpaper

I would like to see the wallpaper updated of each desktop that shows the 3D element in the middle of the cube from the perspektive of the current desktop. In that way you can also see the 3D element, when you don't turn the cube and get a better idea on which desktop you are currently.

Re: Update wallpaper

I can already do that: when you have a stationary 3d object in the cube and have set your desktop to be semi-transparent, then on each desktop you see a different viewpoint of the object.

cool!

When this will be released, I will need an ice cube (big enough to fit exactly into desktop cube with screen resolution 1280x1024) I'd like to see the ice cube ~50% transparent and to have round edges. If someone who knows how to use blender will do it, I'll be very thankful.

Here's a shot of a little something I've been working on in Beryl---objects that live inside the desktop cube!

update: now see it in action on youtube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EikCpuQKKKA

update: added 2 screenshots of a solid & shaded teapot

I've wanted something like that for a while...

I hope one day it will be possible to have an xplanet-style globe in the middle, with realtime updating shadows...

That would be awesome, yes. Personally, I would like to have an aquarium inside. Get bored at looking at the aquarium from one side? Just turn the cube!

Once animation and proper lighting starts working, the poop will hit the fan. The possibilities are endless.

I was just about to get started on putting the teapot into the cube. Did you use the glutWireTeapot call?

-Rob

When this will be released, I will need an ice cube (big enough to fit exactly into desktop cube with screen resolution 1280x1024)
I'd like to see the ice cube ~50% transparent and to have round edges.
If someone who knows how to use blender will do it, I'll be very thankful.