Headcasting's cool!

[Chrono_Wanderer]

shouldn't this kind of threads be in the soap box? hehe

Originally posted by mdhome
I personally cant wait to get my face scanned. I've been told by the chaps in work that they will have a job telling me and the following apart
http://users.powernet.co.uk/mdhome/gorilla.gif

ehh... you know HeadCasting only works with human heads right?

[UtwigMU]

Here's a headcasting demo from Dan Wood.

ftp://ftp.matrox.com/pub/mga/millg55...taldan_low.avi

I also attached 2 screenshots from avi.

[Chrono_Wanderer]

hehehe... i am actually getting a bit proud of my G550

[bibble]

hmm cheesy wink at the end

[Chrono_Wanderer]

I am pround of it's 2D.

edit: BTW the wink similies are what HeadCasting does

[ZokesPro]

Originally posted by Strade
IT's difficult to say where's this Headcasting come from... but as a FrenchCanadian... I can say something...

We are weird enough to think about these kind
of technologies!

hehheeheh
;O)

Yup!

[DirtFarmer]

AAAARRRRRGGGGGGHHHHHH!
Could we not try to promote this useless (but seemingly popular Quebecois) Face Casting Technology and fix the F*cking banding issue, so I can replace my G400 already.

If this was truely a French Canadian Idea wouldn't all the heads be smoking a cigarette?????? ehhhhhhh? Asti. Tabarnacle. I wish I knew how to spell all those great French Canadian swears.

[Ssin]

Parbleu, Tudieu, Morte Couille, TabErnacle.. few of those I can think of tough it might not all be French canadian... but it is used here.

[ElDonAntonio]

Smoking a cigarette?! very few people here smoke cigarettes, IMO, and it's forbidden to smoke in most places.

It's pretty funny to see the origins of the swears. The French Canadian use religion to swear (ostie de tabarnack), the French use mostly women and family (fils de pute), while the Americanos are more on a scathology theme (shit, ****)...intriguing!

[DirtFarmer]

@Ssin, thanks for those Quebec curses, I have 2 brother-in-laws from Quebec still living in Ottawa, we don't get together often enough to share the language.

@ElDonAntonio, I just remember being in Montreal once and found that where I was hanging out it seemed EVERYBODY smoked, things are probably different now... hell the signs may even be in english.
We have such a mix of culture here on the flatlands that I could walk down the block and learn all the swear words from many different nationalities, and I also find it intriguing, more intriguing then talking/floating 3D heads.