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A homebrew spinning autostereoscopic 360 display, sitting on a cluttered cabinet in front of, now I come to look it it, a rather dirty wall, displaying a colourful low resolution t-rex. The camera moves, giving some sense of its three dimensionality, and the rex roars jerkily.

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A homebrew spinning autostereoscopic 360 display, sitting on a cluttered cabinet in front of, now I come to look it it, a rather dirty wall, displaying a colourful low resolution t-rex. The camera moves, giving some sense of its three dimensionality, and the rex roars jerkily.

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James Brown (ancientjames@mastodon.social)'s status on Sunday, 18-Feb-2024 17:01:07 JST James Brown
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I've implemented parts of a content pipeline for rendering a scene on the PC and streaming it to this display, but writing video streaming code is so much less fun than playing with voxels that it may take a while to finish.
Here, I've stored the animation uncompressed on the display itself, and am updating it as fast as the Pi's SD card can handle. (Not very fast.)

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