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Been playing with taking data from Google Earth, processing it in Houdini, and running out photorealistc renders of distorted cityscapes. (no AI used btw)

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David Kossnick 🇮🇱vor 7 Tagen

Hello Dr Strange! :)

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Shaderism | Arttuvor 6 Tagen

Time to go full Inception

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anishvor 7 Tagen

the city bending around itself like that is crazyyy

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archivedvideosvor 7 Tagen

This is cool, we should build this

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williamvor 7 Tagen

really enjoy these

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Valentin Drăgănescuvor 6 Tagen

Nobody cares if you used AI or not

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Boardyvor 7 Tagen

no AI and the city still melts

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Piers Cowburnvor 7 Tagen

Haha, very good

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Boardyvor 7 Tagen

credit goes to houdini here not me

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peat altvor 6 Tagen

no ai declaration; gigagay

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Dustin Hollywoodvor 6 Tagen

🔥

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Michaelvor 7 Tagen

Duuuude

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Caden Burlesonvor 6 Tagen

Can yyou do this same process, but not distorted, and make the entire google earth 3D and playable in the browser?

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𓁹‿𓁹vor 6 Tagen

Beautiful

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Max Williamsonvor 7 Tagen

Super cool

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Max Hanetvor 6 Tagen

this looks suprisingly cool

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Gerald Gutberletvor 6 Tagen

could you tell which data you prossesed?

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Fluttervor 7 Tagen

I'm surprised by how good this works

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