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A quick run through of the iPhone port of For All Seasons, done to gain some experience with the iPhone platform, it is available on the app store now as a free download!

For All Seasons is a piece about memories, seasons and using the elements of the textual representation of the memory to create an interactive one.

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Kyle McDonald 1 year ago

I like the way autumn feels the best. The way the text provides an introduction and foundation/content for the visuals+interaction is beautiful.
Erik Natzke 1 year ago

Looks and runs amazingly! I'll be sure to download it.
TOCA ME 1 year ago

now we definitely have to buy an iPhone!
Ravi Vasavan 1 year ago

Just had a proper play with it, its absolutely gorgeous. Would be amazing to be able to play with it with whole hands in some kind of big display!
Andreas Müller 1 year ago

The mouse feels a bit limiting afterwards doesn't it!

Apparently Windows 7 will have multi touch so I can't imagine OSX being far behind, maybe that'll be a nice quick little project when it's time.
The For All Seasons codebase is great for stuff like that as it's not dependent on much apart from some pretty vanilla OpenGL and has modest CPU requirements, so it's easy to move around (got an AR version going for instance).

Otherwise I might try my hands on an FTIR or DI touchscreen at some point.
Tim Haines 11 months ago

Wow! That's impressive.
Parker Kuncl 10 months ago

WOW, a designer finally makes a great more abstract interactive piece for the iPhone. You should think of submitting it to MOMA or something. Nice man!