AudioSmoke is a realtime 3D visual computing application for massive particle visualization. This visual remix uses the original video art from AudioSmoke as an input source for the dynamic heightmapping method from the 2 Million Pixel Experiment to obtain a new visual style. This time the visualization is based on a tesselated surface instead of a point cloud.
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- AudioSmoke – 3.2M gravity particles in realtime 3D (DirectX + CUDA)
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