London Southbank University, 23rd June 2011 – Unity users, newcomers and developers gather at the third London Unity User Group (LUUG) to see presentations from developer Mike Renwick on his experience with recently launched Augmented Reality solution String (poweredbystring.com) and Jon from agency Preloaded on their experience of developing Boccia, a recent project for the Paralympics and UK TV channel, Channel4.
Without further ado, I’ll let the presentations speak for themselves, here they are –
Mike Renwick – String Augmented Reality
Preloaded – How we made Boccia
As usual, the event was followed by a meetup at the local pub, The Ship. The next meetup is scheduled for next month, with a date TBC, to subscribe to news visit the meetup page at –
ClydeMcdonold
September 26, 2011 at 2:16 pmAwesome, cheers for this great information.
Will Goldstone
June 28, 2011 at 10:05 amGonna take a punt and say you’re talking about the Roadmap, in which case all good things come to those who wait.. though you might want to post your question there for a real answer!
Aras Pranckevičius
June 28, 2011 at 6:44 am@Jason: this blog post has nothing to do with dynamic fluid surfaces.
Jason Amstrad
June 28, 2011 at 5:36 amThis is all great,but what about dynamic fluid surfaces ?! You *promised* you were working on dynamic fluid surfaces. Where is it.