Augmented Reality – FLARToolKit Demo Reel with Source!
First, the lighting in my office is terrible to tests these out. Second, I should really print the marker out on card stock instead of a flimsy sheet of paper. Third, this was surprisingly fun. I wasn’t really going for performance in these demos, so I’m sure there’s room to improve.
Everything shown in the video is available for download in the links below.
Download Source (it’s a Flex Archive)
Print Marker
Download Marker Source
Also, don’t forget to join in on the fun with the “Best Augmented Reality Competition” over at the forums:
http://forum.papervision3d.org/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=35
The winner gets a copy of FDT Enterprise Edition!
Enjoy,
-JL
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