I attended the Dublin Game Craft 12 hour game jam this past Saturday. You can play my entry "Get Out of the Forest!" here.
The theme was the color blue and a bird sitting on a silhouetted branch. I made it with Unity3D, C#, Photoshop and 3DS Max, it was really fun! There were tons of great games made and there were even two teams of 12 year olds who made better games than I did, but that's not surprising, just hearing their ideas showed how much creativity they had.
I thought I’d link to the video of all 12 hours of its creation squashed into 8 minutes! If that’s the kind of thing you’re interested in you can see it on Youtube
Hope you enjoy it and if you get even 10 seconds of fun out of it I’ll consider it a success =D
I haven't been able to find a clip of this on youtube but I heard it as one of the usermade outros a few weeks ago and wondering what episode it was?
Let's go Gary, let's go! Yeah! Yeah!
Oh hey, they read my tweet! Awesome!
Here's the forum post about it =D
http://www.tested.com/forums/makers/362164-potatos-instructable/
I think while music counts ask making it definitely falls under its own category, when I hear Adam talking about making its usually in the building stuff sense. If everything new came under makers we would just have another General Forum...
First off, full disclosure: I know the person who made this, but it's awesome and it seem's like it's right up Tested's alley!
For those of you who liked Volpin's appearance on "The Big Live Live Show, Live, This Time It's Live!" His creator goes into some detail of how she created the parts from scratch.
The entire model needed to be reproduceable so the master pieces were molded using Rebound 25, with certain detail bits being molded in OOMOO 30 much like the PotatOS Project. This time there were over 20 molds and even one of the legs contained 13 individual pieces! This model was also cast using Smooth-On’s Smooth Cast 325 which was dyed black to help with the metallic paint job.
The whole read is here at 3C Creations
