OnePlus Loop
After OnePlus announced it would give out free VR headsets for their product launch, the first 30.000 units were almost instantly sold out.
I wasn’t aware of that when I first read about it on their Facebook page. It wasn’t obvious what they meant by a “free VR headset” and I was disappointed by the lack of proper Android updates so I didn’t pay much attention to it. (I believed it was free _if _I pre-ordered the OnePlus 3)
When I realized my mistake, it was long over. Fortunately for me I reverse engineered the link which indicates the availability of the headset and I looked at it just at the right moment for the second round.
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Language learning on the lockscreen
Learning foreign languages is increasingly important in out globalised world. We often don’t have the neccessary time for it however. Language Locker addresses this exact problem!
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We showcased our project at SMART 2016.
We had limited space, so we could only bring a camera to demonstrate the die tracking system. Therefore we recorded the animations and light effects beforehand and played it on the adjacent TV when someone tossed the dice.
Atmo booth at SMART conference
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We participated in BeeSmarter the third time this year but now we changed category since we became university students.
(Which is a mobile programming contest. If you haven’t checked out the previous ones: BeeSmarter #2)
The best moments
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For this Christmas I came up with a neat little light effect which looks good under the tree.
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The Elysium dimension is a Greek-themed world loosely based on the Greek Mythology.
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Nowadays every good tech/magic mod needs a form of liquid storage. As a result they look and behave very similarly. Our mod (Crafting Pillars) is visually driven, hence I wanted to re-invent the way a Liquid Tank looks in-game while retaining the same functionality.
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Randomly generated labyrinth in Minecraft
I’ve been making mods for Minecraft for a long time but now I started a bigger project called The Elysium. It’s a good opportunity to try out new methods and algorithms.
I came up with the Labyrinth idea recently based on Greek Mythology. A randomly generated Labyrinth System stretching out bellow the whole dimension. This holy dungeon would hold captive the fallen heroes of The Elysium. Sounds cool, huh?
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The Team
BeeSmarter is a competition for developing apps for the mobile platform. We participated in the CodeCamp category for High School students.
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