Wind Tunnel – MSAFluid [openFrameworks]

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Below is a collection of 'Wind Tunnel' experiments created by Jason McDermott. The openFrameworks application uses Memo Akten's MSAFluids library (part of MSALibs) which has recently been updated and also ported to Cinder. I have included most of Jason's movies below showing the development from the first MSAFluid example to the latest experiments simulating wind tunnel scenario. Of course, we don't expect these to be used to airplane design anytime soon but they are absolutely wonderful to look at ...and play with (thanks Jason).

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Kinect RGB+Depth Filmmaking [openFrameworks]

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