Jeffreys Hideout

Hi all, don't mind me, just a blog to look at other blogs

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Climate denialism in the netherlands is so fucking funny like. Bro the floods. They’re coming

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There’s a natural ice-skating event where you tour through 11 cities in Friesland (one of the northern provinces) that’s scarily close to celebrating it’s 30 year anniversary of not being held at all on account of the lack of thick natural ice. It’s been like a solid 5 years since i’ve seen any amount of snow. Bro there’s no snow anymore. I REMEMBER THERE BEING SNOW AND IT’S NOT THERE ANYMORE BRO

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Bro i don’t know september heatwaves used to not be a thing! It used to be cold and rainy in september just 10 years ago!

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The government can’t help it because oil corpo dick is just that good

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We've got dry seasons. We used to not have dry seasons. EVER.

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It's really sad, I remember having snowy winters and now all I hear is "we best get used to it, this is the new normal".

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Some renders

Render of some arabic inspired architecture. I’d done gothic before so doing this was a very interesting change as there are a fair amount of similarities.

Bit of behind the scenes. Whilst making the pillars I tried to take a new approach for the capital. Using the system I could make this really interesting effect. Fun stuff!.

A bit of modeling practice. Here I tried to replicate a building from reference. Turned out pretty good looking in the end.

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That’s a lot better!!

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New network new chances!

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Only 49% correct. Hmm, need to do some bugfixing here

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Training a neural network is pretty boring

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Global game jam 2018

48 hours of working and fun It’s done! my entry for the 2018 global game jam. Flux was made with a team of nineteen people and is probably one of my favorite projects I worked on! The trailer:

Some screenshots:

And some of the work I did!:

The level tool to generate the border walls

The forcefield effect for the boundries.

You can find a build of the game here: https://globalgamejam.org/2018/games/f-l-u-x You’ll need at least one controller for it. Use the A button to join and start by pressing X. Movement is with the left stick and you aim with the right. Using the left trigger you can pick up objects and shoot them with the right trigger. You start off with very little power so you won’t be able to pick up everything, but after a while you can even pick up aquaducts to throw at your oponents!

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Procedural UVs

Some research in generating assets with procedural UVing. Went kind of overboard I suppose...

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Some room shapes

A little project for generating room shapes.

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Masking by objects

Another terrain tool, this time it’s masking a terrain by objects!

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Dwayne “the earth” Johnson

The inspiring actor Dwayne Johnson evolved.

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Terrain creation tool

Lately I’ve been working on creating tools that can be used by others to easily generate environments. This is one of them! The video goes over most of it so I’ll leave it to explain what is going on!

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Foliage simulation

A weekend project based on a disney research paper. This is a foliage system that uses various real life factors to simulate an environment. Some of these factors include Sunlight, temperature and local competition! It was a real fun project to work on and I’m definitely looking forward to doing more things like it!

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Never ending- gothic architecture proceduralized

A project from a while back, my attempt at making gothic architecture infinite!

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Terrain research

Some renders of my research into terrrains (and playing around with new noises added in houdini 16.5).

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Some snowflakes

Some neat looking snowflakes in honour of the large amounts of snow that have been dropping from the sky the past few days

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It sure has been a while since I posted. Kind of forget time when you’re busy I suppose. But oh well, here’s a little experiment from a while back! More stuff should be coming!