18th December 2005 03:02 UTC
Mac Flurry Screensaver Effect as an AVS?
Why didn't someone reproduce the Flurry Screensaver from MacOS X?
http://www.download-3d-screensaver.c...ots/flurry.jpg
Archive: Mac Flurry Screensaver Effect as an AVS?
MarcDK
18th December 2005 03:02 UTC
Mac Flurry Screensaver Effect as an AVS?
Why didn't someone reproduce the Flurry Screensaver from MacOS X?
http://www.download-3d-screensaver.c...ots/flurry.jpg
PAK-9
18th December 2005 12:38 UTC
Because it looks like crap?
ASD5A
18th December 2005 13:07 UTC
maybe because WINamp is for windows and therefor its unlikely that a avser sees that screensaver?
gaekwad2
18th December 2005 14:21 UTC
Or because there's already a Windows version and therefore no need to torture avs to produce something that's almost, but not quite, entirely unlike the original.
MarcDK
18th December 2005 16:42 UTC
no, I thought it would look cool as an AVS Preset.
Tuggummi
18th December 2005 18:33 UTC
Then you make it, everyone else thinks it's crap.
StevenRoy
18th December 2005 20:27 UTC
Seriously, when you compare it to what most of the AVS artists here have been doing lately:
First, how hard could it be to make something like that?
Second, why bother with something so simple? AVS can do pretty much anything, after all, and we artists have been doing "pretty much anything" with AVS. There are some truly beautiful and unique works out there, much more so than this screensaver.
Anyway, I wouldn't be surprised at all if it turns out to be relatively simple to grab that source code and port it to AVS. I know I could do it; all I'm missing is a reason to!
Grandchild
18th December 2005 21:36 UTC
actually, in my early days, I saw this screensaver and tried to reproduce it!
I ended up with something that was better imo back in the days.
[if you'd bother to see it, http://www.deviantart.com/view/17359885/ and go for "Blackbird II"...but don't judge me by this, it's like ages ago!]
and Steven, [I don't know if any of the people above have seen the saver in action] the movement [of the arms] isn't THAT simple, it sometimes leaves some sort of seeds behind that have arms for itself and stuff...
So to answer the original question, yes someone has tried but not succeded! :)
/edit: i don't think it's crap! AVS-in-2005-seen it's crap, but I dig the movement and looks
Kar-mAVS
2nd January 2006 17:04 UTC
I've tried to do it too - its a little different, but close enough (for now...)
MarcDK
2nd January 2006 17:20 UTC
Wow!
You're just great! =)
Kar-mAVS
2nd January 2006 17:56 UTC
I am?
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