[Vinesauce] Vinny - VRML Worlds
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Here's the archive of VRML worlds, objects, animations and games that were sent to Vin. I added a ReadMe and a couple other text files, plus dropped a few extra .wrl files in there.
I was going to link it in a video showing off the files but I didn't get around to that.
archive.org/details/VRMLCompilation
must remember
Thanks, you da man.
Thank you Jackal
unrelated but Floops and Bliss are like the 90's versions of NFT cartoons and i can't wait to see future people's reactions to them
Thanks a lot man, appreciate it.
Vinny is terminally addicted to the Atlas Earth ad
My favourite thing is when he says “watch my income it’s about to go nuts” and it shows a number that’s not even a quarter of a cent.
when was the first time he shown this ad
@@paul-nj1ig Either the last Commercial Chaos or the one before it. Pretty sure it was the last
@@paul-nj1ig It was shown in Commercial Chaos #1, 5 minutes and 56 seconds into the fullsauce video.
crypto luigi is perfect
Watch my income it's about to go bust
That blue haired lady went unharmed from the internet for so many years but she's no longer safe.
If anything she was less safe back then because people didn't have.... Other... resources to access
i wonder...
Usually I hate the "rule", but she's probably the only character who I unironically want to be victim to it.
@@Jsslade valid.
WHAT IS HER NAME
These VRML worlds honestly inspire me so much, seeing these time capsules of digital environments that have so much personality from the 90's. This was like exploring abandoned buildings untouched by time.
This isn't even mentioning Floops, the legendary Third Vinesauce. Absolutely historic.
I wish there's like a future game engine where there are games that have like those SGI renders you'd see like Silent Hill 1 and Resident Evil 2 and Dino Crisis! Would love to see that come to life with today's tech! It's like we're finally playing within the cutscene!
i thought third vinesauce was rev
That blitcom… spokeswoman? was really funny and had great charisma. I imagine something like that could’ve been big these days.
Something like that coulda been big back then but nobody had the hardware to view this shit then. If she was a mascot for something more accessible it would have been bonkers.
@@amentco8445 I feel like she would've been way more popular on like... an electronic billboard or something, but the fact that she exists on the internet is really endearing to me. Hell, if she were more popular, maybe the internet today would be more cyberpunk, like they envisioned back then.
Like the AI girlfriend thing that they keep advertising
She's like jerma fr fr
I feel like she would get along pretty well with Spamton from Deltarune.
I-I-I-I just bought more land in the metaverse
Now I'm getting paid cash with Atlas Earth (Yeah)
Got virtual land all across the globe (Across the globe)
The next wave is digital
Catch me on the way up
The *glow up* is visible
Cop a couple more
Watch my income go up it's about to go nuts
It's about to go nuts
Now I'm getting paid rent in cash with Atlas Earth
Atlas Earth
Atlas
Atlas Earth
Jerma would probably invest in this
For 1997 and home computer tech the animation on Floops is crazy smooth. Like genuinely impressive, since it took big work station setups to crank out stuff like reboot in 1994 onward.
honestly the vrml format hasnt changed that much, and is still in pretty wide use as a cad format. The file structure has changed a bit from awkward hard to parse text, to xml in x3d but the nodes and attributes have just about stayed the same. Vrml 2 came out in 97 so he could be like a tech demo for that.
Or how games like DKC literally had to be made on the same computers as Toy Story because that's just how hard it was to render smooth 3D animation even for the sake of prerendering.
@𝐋𝐔𝐍𝐀 𝐌𝐄𝐃𝐈𝐀 yes and also no. They fully animated them and then converted those movements frame by frame. The result required an absurd amount of coding magic, and the tech was still SUPER OBTUSE and complicated and cost an absolute fuckton.
So obtuse and dated in fact that when they made the GBA ports, the way they got the assets was literally by scrolling through levels and sprites in debug mode on an emulator and just rebuilding the mechanics on top of them, because that was genuinely easier and more reliable than using the floppies they had on a decade old SGI computer.
@Warboss Gegguz Actually, no, it was because most (if not all) of the assets were completely lost. If it was just because it was 'too hard' then they wouldn't have used the original assets in the Donkey Kong Land games or in DKC GBC
It still impresses me how fast tech advanced during that time, like the fact that a random guy could make their own cgi cartoon online without the need for a big budget studio, even if relatively crude, is amazing to me
Watching this made me wonder how the creators would feel seeing all their old work from 20 years ago being showcased and enjoyed on stream.
I bet it must fill them with joy knowing no matter how long ago, people still love their work years into the future. Unless it's someone like blippi that did shit porn
@@actioncat5333 I'm sorry?!
@@dougneon9550 blippi, the annoying kids TH-cam channel, the creator used to do a lot of shit videos, literal shit videos. Most famous was him shitting on some guy in a bathroom I'm pretty sure
@@HamazuraGOD because when you like someone a person made from long ago it makes them happy, if it's something fucked up then they wouldn't like it. Can't be any more clear explaining it
@@HamazuraGOD Because the comment was about people's old work so it makes sense, someone that made good stuff back then would love it if people still liked their stuff. Vise versa if they made bad stuff and had fans today for it
I don't know who needs to hear this, but the texture on the lamp shades at 1:01:05 is an excerpt from the Bayeux Tapestry. It depicts the victory of Duke William I (AKA William the Conqueror) at the Battle of Hastings (14 October 1066).
I needed to hear this, thanks
I needed this ty
I feel like the Vinesauce community attracts a lot of historians and fun facts with these Sunday segments which I thoroughly enjoy about it.
Specifically it's the part showing the death of King Harold Godwinson.
10/14/66 Nǣfre Forġietan. Restan In Friþ, Mīn Cyning Hereƿeald Godƿinesunu... :(
Say what you will, these goofy, janky 3d mascots have more soul and personality put into them than most influencers on the Internet today.
Floops had more soul than a lot of characters in modern AAA games
The whiplash from a game where anyone can make their own world where their imagination can run wild as a fun alternative to static webpages, to an ad about owning virtual land on a closed platform where scarcity is artificial
spoken like someone who isn't getting paid rent in cash with atlas earth
@@magnapanther I may not be getting paid rent in cash on atlas earth but at least I got some head
@@JacobKinsley the next wave is digital, catch me on the way up
@@JacobKinsley sure virgin😐
@@saltedmutton7269 but is the glow up visible?
He finally played hypnospace outlaw
Took him long enough! I remember Joel played it first though.
He played it a while ago. It's where he got the Granny Cream bit from.
40:21 I think the live edit bit paid off 😂
What a perfect summation of the past 25 years of technological progress
@Boki Worth the weight
@Boki it took 12 years to go nuts
Most terse Joel joke
This stream was really interesting, had no idea 1995 had this kind of stuff on the internet. And imagine the kind of effort to get these animations to work. Like drawing the Mona Lisa successfully with a broken crayon.
The animations were really impressive for the medium. Honestly surprised this existed. Although for most people those probably ran at 5 fps after 5 minutes of downloading
How the fuck did they do the animation on Floops, it's insanely fluid and expressive
It seems like it's a mix of motion capture and key frame animation, which around 1996-1998 has been approachable for studios.
I had to Google it, and it turns out that the animations were developed by Protoza with the help of Silicon Graphics.
They used motion tracking using tracking balls, mice, and keyboard shortcuts to make fluid animations according to a paper I found online. They would control limbs with the mice and tracking balls, and the keyboard would handle things like eyelids closing, hands closing, etc. Really cool stuff
Its awesome!
There should be a game where you explore abandoned 3D worlds like this and search for info about their former users. Like Hypnospace Outlaw, but 3D. There'd also be a mystery to solve.
Wasn't that the prequel to hypnospace outlaw
basically the talos theory
What if Vinny clicked the "some Italian dudes" Webcam, and it just turned on Vinnys webcam?
38:43 Vinny once more tries to force a meme and it's one of the good ones.
Where on earth did the crypto luigi bit come from? When did Vin start pulling it up?
@@messeuravril540 commercial chaos #1 5:55
@@vacuumboots tyvm
Forcing a meme is an automatic -2
@@OdaSwifteye Hey pops, this thing work?
I've only just met Bliss and *I love her to a concerning degree.*
There's just something about her extremely 90s design, her voice, and mannerisms, that really do it for me too
Love the blue haired lady. She gives me ENA vibes and I love her
they need to get her on ENA fr
I just bought more land in the VRMLverse
One of the most relaxing Vinesauce segments ever
Walking simulators do that to you
Couldn't agree more
I feel like I just had a full body massage
It's like the opposite of Varg Joel playing anything
@@hongkongdad928 especially after plug and plague
I'm actually going to bed to sleep with this video
That floopy thing had some genuine heart in those animations, I feel for the creator
Floops has some real Gex energy and i love it
If for some reason Gex was ever multiplayer, Floops would be a great P2!
He's not horny like Gex tho
@@RainbyFIN oh by the time I'm done with him he'll be horny don't you worry
The Internet used to be so full of possibilities and dreams back then.
Now it's full of... well, it's full of something alright. If only Floops were here.
floops is the key to all of this…. he’s a funnier character than we’ve had before
At least we got Vinesauce.
@@pepperbytez8128 we have a lot of fun and imaginative stuff we just have to appreciate it before our next generation looks at our stuff the same way we're looking at this
@@dougneon9550 that what I was basically trying to say.
Floops got fucking beheaded by Flooks like among us
Oh God, VRML, this is bringing some PTSD flashback.
So, I had this class at uni called "Virtual Reality", a _Computer Science_ class. We had a single hour of that class where we touched a VR headset, not even related to the class, just as a little fun thing to do. The rest of the class? VRML. I kid you not. And no, I didn't go into uni in the 90s, I graduated in 2021. This was probably the second biggest middle finger that university gave us.
And here I thought wow, can't believe this was taught in class in the 90s. On the other hand, I was also taught about things that have been outdated for decades in uni.
@@helicopterus1934 Ah, programming a calculator in pascal back in high school... good times.
I can't believe my university made me learn how to program in C ffs what a waste of time should have learned python instead which is actually RELEVANT
Uh.... I don't know what to write to indicate I'm being sarcastic.
@@JacobKinsley Apples and oranges. Offering a "Virtual Reality" course in the 2020s that deals with VRML instead of working with HMD hardware is a pretty clear misimplication on the university's part. There's no charitable reason they would do that - everyone with any power over this would have to be grossly ignorant to do this on accident. Even then, it's a lot more likely that the university wanted to have a "Virtual Reality" course to make themselves sound more impressive and lure in interested students, and figured VRML was the absolute cheapest possible thing they could pretend they meant all along. Because why actually have the impressive course when you can save money by tricking people?
C is a language that's still being used. It's still incredibly useful, so being taught C when you wanted Python is okay. No one uses VRML anymore. It's a massively outdated standard that you need to jump through hoops to even access today. Being taught VRML when you wanted to learn how to write VR apps is a fucking insult.
Damn programmers really have it hard huh? Well probably same goes for the other courses too but sheesh im mad at the fact that none of my teachers are actually giving any feedback, lecturing or mentoring while we work and just tell us to leave if we are done. I'm not that impressively far off in my studies though because im just about to finish my very first school year related to it, but I'm thinking of binging brocode's free tutorial playlist on youtube in the summer since he's the ACTUAL teacher.
1:25:07 "Someone smexual RPed right there on that green hill that has so few polygons that I can count them on one hand"
Oddly poignant
Seeing vinny go to that website with speaker recordings of songs made me miss the old wild west of the internet 1990's - 2010s (I think after 2016 is when the wild west internet truly died)
Man copyright laws feel so less restrictive back then compared to now
Now days companies have their hands around your neck yelling "Die MF"
It’s solely the fault of Apple. If phones didn’t exist flash would have never been discontinued.
Uh... that copyright shit came into effect in the late 90s-early 2000s, so not really.
The only places that really have a stick up their ass about that are twitch and YT because corporate interest.
If you think the wild west era ever ended, you haven't traveled very far.
@@meowthisgood4149 but HTML5 exists and is better than flash despite serving the exact same purpose...
@Acceleration Quanta it would be really hard to ban the concept of a corporation, I could see that law very much getting ignored or willfully disobeyed
@Acceleration Quanta the fact anyone liked such a brainless and immature take has further decreased what little faith in humanity I had left.
Like, I fully agree that American and European copyright laws are broken. I joke regularly that a communist country is more true to the free market ideal in that regards than the supposedly capitalist US because the government is in bed with monopolies thanks to regulators.
... but to say "corporations shouldn't exist" is effectively telling me you don't know what a corporation is without telling me you don't know what a corporation is. Its some anti-work redditor tier shit.
A business being a corporation is effectively self-determined and/or structural factor and exists for tax reasons. It's also a better choice in basically all regards compared to defining yourself/your Business as, say, an LLC.
So most businesses of even moderate size are corporations. They may be private and therefore not traded on Nasdaq or other markets, but they're still corporations.
The main thing that enables corporate entities to act this way are regulators/lobbying which is a RESULT of regulation rather than a lack of it, or in the case of YT/Alphabit and Twitch/Amazon they're private entities that enforce strict copyright BS for the sake of staying in the good Graces of other large entities.
I pray that one day I'll be able to bitch about the American market WITHOUT some college student anti-work flower children muddying the waters with hippy bullshit...
2013 would've had a field day with these, this is perfect material for vaporwave MVs and the like lol
First sunsurunsu and now crypto Luigi, Vinny keeps carving weird shit into my brain
This is the most japanese non-japanese thing ever and i love it so much.
Also, at 4:06 has thank you for bringing us cryptoluigi's severed head, showing that he's truly dead. I would have loved to been there at the beheading.
That's 90s internet for you. At least in the usa
We need a Floops revival. Justice for Floops.
A fascinating time capsule indeed, there was this whole community making shows and entertainment, revolutionary at the time but kinda sad how they were forgotten eventually
Mario Artist has such a sick soundtrack. Tracks like Jellyfish and Hot Air Balloon really have that perfect chill, ambient vibe that's perfect for listening for hours on end. A mainstay of my studying playlist.
This is so fucking cool. I wish I could have had a chance to experience any of this when it was new, just people having fun and pushing the boundaries of the world wide web. Maybe that's why I love Hypnospace Outlaw so much.
I don't really understand what's happening, but I can't help but feel like it's a glimpse at long forgotten talent from another age. That song at around 1:11:00, wow.
I feel like it'd take one popular online artist to draw art of that blitcom woman to get the internet thirsting over her.
Don’t even need the artist, I already am.
I don't need an artist or an AI script when I can just use the ol pink noodle up here
41:29 thats some really nice fluid animation
This was an amazing journey into Internet archaeology! I really miss this era of the Internet. I would've been ecstatic to see these things moving around on my computer screen as a kid.
And honestly, I love Floops as a character in both his crude polygonal design and cheeky attitude. Seriously, I bet him and Gex would get along nicely.
I would love to see Floops come back in some way.
I love when Vin is able to explore forgotten early internet content. It feels something akin to uncovering an ancient ruin or relic. Thanks to Jackal for putting this together. Excellent work.
I will forever be sad that I wasn't around for this era of the internet, when everything was new and people were exploring it like it was a new frontier. Now it's just (for the most part) a hellscape of ads and blandness
i believe we should just try that aesthetic again, why shouldnt we, let's revive this era of style now cause why not? i was born 2002 and i love this style
Flash had security and resource issues.
I miss the wild west so much grew up using the internet from the 2000s
@@theonlybilge no it didn’t
@@samcandles Yeah VR chat is honestly the closest thing we have to the wild west
I enjoy how the Japanese in the websites segment are completely random, sometimes mirrored, stuff. Like "Godzilla" on the weather page, the English word "school" at the top of Dustin-san's links, or "It's alright even if it's raining" being the link to the instructions for connecting your brain to cyberspace. I wouldn't have it any other way
“Weather: Godzilla” would be accurate, I’d reckon.
The word VRML makes me all tingly for no good reason. I remember when this was supposed to be the big new hot thing. This segment makes me happy.
Not gonna lie… I kinda love the Floops thing, it really brings me back to using the computer when I was really young. I wonder who the VAs and animators were. It almost looks motion captured.
I think my comment that included a link was auto-purged because of bots, but try searching 'Silicon Graphics Bliss David Frerichs', seems like the same company behind the workstations used for DKC/Nintendo 64 etc were used for mocap. The article also mentions a Jan Mallis, further looking brings up a Celia Pearce, who may have been the voice/actor
Seems like she has had quite an influential career in games academia, I read Communities of Play and just connected the dots that this is the same person.
Doooood, that Mario Artist Talent Studio music never gets old. The funk just kills me with how good it is.
Really liked this segment, internet back then was a new frontier and people had neat stuff to see and interact with.
I didn't know about VRML until years after the fact, but I would have 100% shat my face out of my faceshitter if I had stumbled onto them.
god I still have my old VRML textbooks. What a waste of time, I really feel for the guys repeating my mistake with the metaverse stuff today.
That was the first thing I thought, they really want you to believe that this whole metaverse stuff hasn’t been being touted as the future since the internet became a home staple.
I love Vinny for showing us weird, obscure and forgotten stuff like this
It's interesting and relaxing at the same time
Fun fact: There where people snapping one off to polygon girl in the 90s. Do what you want with that.
I regret to inform you I was one of them
@@JssladeI am one of them
@@Makingajessinmypants I forever will be one of them
Checking in to confirm that there is at least one person still doing it in 2023
@@jacksmith3148 two actually
Oh wow. Vinny found the cyberpunk movie list. I remember there was this search engine specifically for pre-Y2K websites I found last year called Wiby, and I discovered that website through it. Actually I think Vinny should do a segment on Wiby, since it's a tool for internet archival and archaeology.
The music at the start of this is fuckin banging. Unreal.
Haven't watched it yet, but I'm psyched. I was alive and using the Net during the time VRML flourished, and I have very fond memories of it. I kind of wish we'd get a copy of the Nickelodeon VRML site, but that's beside the point.
I love it when Vinny dives into old web stuff, as it's nostalgia fuel for me.
Ah yes, I have a few fond memories of VRML.When I was eleven years old, my whole world was the internet. Just sat in my room exploring VRML and ActiveWorlds and all these pages which had their own distinctive styles. This was peak internet, before it became a complete dystopia. I want it back! The future ruined my life!
You'll have to play simulations of the past like Hypnospace or just try making your own website.
Vinny frequently goes on these Nostalgia base philosophical tirades. Rarely is he talking about Me. 35 years old, It was in high school when cybertown was around. Watching him walk through that shit and not understand what it was kind of shocked me.
I spent most of my after school time between Cybertown and starcraft. Running around in circles in the plaza just chatting with people.
Cybertown is more than Just This VRML stuff. It was its own thing on it on a own website.
I had a house in 3-D space that I decorated. I was a block captain. It mattered more to people on there than people at schoolIt mattered more to people on there than people at school. People on there look forward to me getting on, No one cared if I was at school.
Your story reminds me of many people in VRChat and how that place has become something meaningful to them and the difference between their presence there vs meatspace.
Vinny didn't get a chance to experience those worlds in VRML like others may have where they were heavily involved, so everything is being observed and commented on as an outsider. I was also made aware by some chat members that there is a project to revive Cybertown.
So just to be clear “you just bought some land in the metaverse” before crypto Luigi
1:24:10 i DONT actually think so, not as many people where online doing things like this back in the day. But its a nice romanticized thought.
I would actually bet my whole family that NO ONE did that whatsoever. Like I'm so confident in it. I'll be taking my new 2nd family as payout thank you very much.
Great soundtrack choice
I actually played some of these weird VRML "games" on the library computer when I was little!
There was one that even had TTS player chat voices kinda like Moonbase Alpha.
aeiou
I love Mario Artist music and vibes.
You can get a replay of the chat on TH-cam with the ChatReplay Extension on your browser:
Chrome Extension (Compatible with Edge) ► chatreplay.stream/chrome
Firefox Add-on ► chatreplay.stream/firefox
Use this link if you don't want the extension, are on mobile, or want theater mode ► chatreplay.stream/watch?v=8naR1EUSduo
You must stop Dr. Wawie, w-Megaman, he just bought more wand in the Metavoise
He’s getting paid went with cash. I’ve never seen anything like that on Atlas Oith
Things like this is why I love Vinn… lost media dumpster diving.
Took a big rip at 1:12:20 and it…it was just, really awesome.
Ok you know what I’m gonna do the exact same rn
I drank a herbal tea and meditated to this, was OK I guess.
I had to make a little vrml room back in web class. I remember reading about it and there was going to be virtual stores where you would shop and stuff. They claimed it was going to be the future and then I never saw it again.
The money in the metaverse ad scares me because every time vinny shows it at least 10 people Unironically invest in it
gotta get that 50 cents worth of crapcoin
nEEDing to see Blitcom lady's model extracted so she can be added to the Grey Leno show with an AI reconstructed voice
so true
I remember watching I think a computer chronicles episode that talked about VRML in about the same tone of voice that they would talk about DOS in. Just another fact of life, and omnipresent. The fact that its more like what Vinny is seeing here makes me wonder what sort of drugs those people were on.
Gosh, I never used this, but I have a book that talks about how to make this stuff and it always looked real cool to me.
I say this as a programmer: _It's hell._
If you want to do 3D stuff, I can't recommend Blender enough.
@@medoli900 blender is basically the same thing, just that it's got a nice user interface instead of being raw code. It's like HTML vs Microsoft Word.
@@JacobKinsley For the first sentence, yes, that was exactly my point?
For the second sentence... What?
HTML is a markup language to navigate the web, while MS Word is a text formatting tool. They are two _completely_ different things.
@@medoli900 word uses a markup language internally for document formatting and it's very similar to HTML. I'm just agreeing with you that now is a better time than ever to learn these kinds of things
Even earlier than this, there was 3D Construction Kit stuff on like microcomputers and DOS. People made very similar things with it, but offline and more like tiny adventure games.
This was a really cool stream. I had never even heard of vrml before this. Really interesting stuff.
I have to say as someone who _was_ a very literal 90's kid, VRML is definitely something I didn't grow up with - that is, I never knew about this until *today.* Seriously, my childhood memories of computer-stuff consisted of Living Books games (especially Mercer Mayer), a Sesame Street game courtesy of Creative Wonders/ABC, Descent II, Raptor: Call of the Shadow, edutainment games from Jump Start (especially Kindergarten and 1st Grade), and of course, Flash Animation stuff (especially Joe Cartoons and Newgrounds).
Suffice to say, I missed out on VRML, but miraculously not on the DVD player, Playstation 1, bulky cream-colored PCs, VHS, Cartoon Network (Johnny Bravo, Dexter's Laboratory, Ed Edd n' Eddy), and the other stuff I lightly mentioned above.
All things considering, I'm glad that you're setting aside your time to look over these obscure things from way back when, even if it's just to laugh at the absurdity of what people might have thought was the future of technology back then. I think it's great that your streams double as an archive for the likes of VRML and FMV and other oddities from back in the day.
I would also like to take this opportunity to point out quick vinny clicked the feet cam link when he saw it.
Atlas Earth bit was really good lmao. I really enjoy this "virtual archaeology" session
I really enjoyed this stream, one of the best moments on Vinesauce.
Snivy needs HUGS
"chat that's a thorax, not a dumpie"
*_groan_*
Bliss is a cutie patootie, I really wish she could have been utilized more. Theres something between the insanely 90's design and her voice/mannerisms that's extremely charming.
41:34 the giant enemy spider didn't deserve that :(
Shame we cant get that Mars Volta playlist so we can get the full Active Worlds experience.
Floops unironically goes crazy, Mental even.
Floops becomes daxter from jak and daxter
just pogged at the 5 seconds of mouse on mars that guy has good taste
fellow mouse on mars enjoyer
Guys...LETS BRING BACK FLOOPS
I hate crypto luigi and I hate that I find it funny every time
I'm okay
But deep inside
I I-I-I JUST BOUGHT MORE LAND IN THE METAVERSE
appropriate of "the original mii creator" bit to be stated seconds after the song from mario artist talent studio starts playing. as that is, in fact, the original mii creator (well, a big inspiration for it at least)
I just got done with writing a converter between vrml and my companies proprietary format. The formatting of the file itself is a real handful and can have some horrible memory efficiency. Its not json but its close enough. object arrays are still held in square brackets and key value pairs in curly brackets, except there is shit thrown in the middle of it all like the DEF attribute, which assigns a name for later use. The issue is that vmrl is extremely human readable. Its text, you can open it up and know exactly what its doing. The problem is that in larger files being human readable becomes an issue. As I previously pointed out the DEF attribute, these nodes require either constant compression and decompression of shape objects or some metadata handy work to keep objects compressed unless needed and recycle previously calculated values. Sounds simple and it would be if your boss didn't tell clients that your software could read their bullshit nonsense garbage vrmls that dont adhere to widely accepted definitions. But I digress. I have written vrml conversion utilities apparently better than blender, isodraw, and meshlab. I wouldnt be tooting my own horn if those other products could have converted the files I needed to x3d but fuck them they let me down and I wasted 2 weeks of my life refactoring code as a result.
I love the little Sojourner rover driving around
I love early internet design and early cgi stuff it just has a cozy vibe to me
1:42:19 absolutely intentional inflection while saying "turtle"
36:58 i feel funny.
I love the vibes of this type of thing, always makes a good stream :)
anyone knows the song at 1:11:15? its very relaxing, and with that beach showcase i got hypnotized
It's mario paint for the n64 ocean theme
@@deeravengertn15 many thanks for the help!
It's so surreal to see this kind of stuff predate something like Homestar Runner. Similar kind of weird surrealist humor.
I really need that playlist
That music claim in the description got my blood boiling. Fucking hate how random people who steal the original music end up claiming shit.
Yes! Feel that anger! Let it burn inside you! Channel it! Get mad!
if vinny ever does this again he should try the sony sapari client. it’s what that low poly pink cat is from in those gifs if anyone knows what i’m talking about. there’s not much to do in it as it’s just a chatroom but as of recent there has been a fan community reviving it and there are a couple servers up that can hold a ton of players. might be fun for a bit
I love shit like this with all my heart. Early 3D has always been a vibe to me and the Cybertown stuff especially is so cool. I'd live in places like these if i could.
12:08 this song kinda slaps
You don't fix the framerate. sub 10 fps and QVGA resolution is the authentic Pentium 1 VRML experience from the time
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