Art From Code

Simulated LCD

5:00 am on August 29 2008
By kp
Filed in: simulation

These are not photos of an LCD monitor. It’s an AS3 application. A picture is loaded in. Every nth pixel is sampled and a pseudo-pixel is drawn, each with a red, green, and blue bar. The whole thing can be rotated and positioned in 3D. Best seen full size, of course.

5 Responses to “Simulated LCD”

5:00 am on August 29 2008, Willem Van den Broeck said:

Seriously cool stuff.

Is that the Dude, aka Geoffrey Lebowski – hey man, there’s a beverage here- and -Walter, you’re Polish catholic-

Great stuff.
5:00 am on August 29 2008, kp said:

It is the Dude.
5:00 am on August 29 2008, Dominic said:

amazing!
gotta love the dude.
I did something a little like that sometime ago, here it is..
It’s nowhere as good as yours though.
5:00 am on August 29 2008, felix said:

These look great! cool idea. Are you using FP10 to rotate the plane in 3d? Can they spin in realtime?
5:00 am on August 29 2008, kp said:

yeah, fp10. Didn’t actually try it in real time believe it or not. I’m sure it wouldn’t be great, but might be passable. Could always draw it to a bitmap and rotate that.