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Great stuff for this thread:
Hey everybody!
I’m working on Fire Mammoth Wellness: One More Night. It’s an interactive narrative experience about being trapped in your teenage bedroom with your first love and not being able to leave until you’ve worked through your issues and grieved together. I’m making it as part of the Oculus Launchpad program, which has been home to at least one other really lovely Depthkit Project.
For the prototype, I did a shoot with an actor at a green screen stage in Berkeley, CA. The setup was pretty straightforward: just an A7III, 12-24mm lens, Kinect, Zoom H4N Pro, and a Shure wireless lapel kit. Given that this is a solo project for now, none of my project would’ve been possible without Depthkit - so I’m very thankful for the team’s support and dedication to making an accessible volumetric capture solution.
While I’m polishing it up now for consideration for funding, I’m excited to be a part of this community and offer any learnings around DK and implementation in Unity.
Here’s a screenshot, the “glowing light being” look is a relatively new addition (and small tweak to the shader).
Great concept! Looking forward to seeing more. What is the significance of “Fire Mammoth”?
Hey Andrew!
The current framing is that you’re an employee who works for Fire Mammoth Wellness, the fictional Wellness branch of my real-world LLC (Fire Mammoth). They specialize in scanning people’s brains to uncover their hidden trauma and un-felt feelings, providing a dream-like simulation to help them out. The narrative isn’t happening to you, you’re viewing someone else’s session from that day.
I chose the name because I wanted to evoke something extremely large and important, like mammoths, and fire. Kidding, I just liked it. My friend Khaela came up with it for a song she wrote a really long time ago and gave me permission to steal it.
One of my friends tried to find me online and gave up in frustration. Later I found out it was because he was searching for “Flaming Buffalo.” Oops.
Thanks for the interest!
Hahaha what a wonderful and entertaining backstory. Looking forward to seeing it man!
Fire it up Buffalo man.
This looks awesome @Max!! You should create a thread for the project in the main Project Journals category!! Would love to hear how you edited the shader in there as well.
Here’s a picture of what I made for the Dames Making Games game jam:
The idea was to make a volumetric scene that looked like this mildly famous scene from the movie Repulsion:
I’ll take a real screenshot in the game eventually!
@HansMortelmans I’d love to see a breakdown of some of the Depthkit stuff in here! You should make a dedicated thread for it if you’ve got it!
hello Kyle
I would like to, I don’t have that much ‘breakdown material’ but I’ll check what I do have that can serve as documentation
all is pretty straightforward, not so much tricks
It will take some time, though
regards
Hans Mortelmans
Syntetik
hans@syntetik.be
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@kyle I’ll try to breakdown some pieces
regards
Hans Mortelmans
Syntetik
hans@syntetik.be
M: +32 (0)486 83 64 01
Statiestraat 47, 2600 Berchem
Proud to announce my very first Depthkit test (pardon my very serious face and making large vowel sounds to make sure my mouth movements took in the 3D; combined, it makes for a pretty horrifying effect). This took me about 4 hrs to put together at 10pm at night. It went great and I can’t wait to try it out with proper calibration and lighting! https://youtu.be/WBjNOYfpvJg
I’m trying to see if this will be a viable method to get around the limitations of only having one depth camera and being confined to one angle to see the 3D. It’s a good first test but I need to experiment further to make sure I can get rid of the uncanny valley / polar express effect. 
Justin this is amazing / crazy!
We’ve talked a lot about the possibility of doing face replacement / 3D capture with interpolated bodies instead of full body capture. This is the actually the first time I’ve seen anyone try it in our community with Depthkit.
Please keep us updated on your work & research here!
