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Scenelounge

Tuplain

Tuplain is a YouTube player where you mash up two youtube videos by taking audio from one video and visuals from another. Tuplain is made by fellow scener cce.

In order to participate in Tuplain competition you need to do mind blowing, fabulous, and absolutely hilarious remix from YouTube videos using Tuplain. Using material from demos is preferable. The nature of the competition is relaxed and fun mso don't take this too seriously!

Rules

  • The entry must be submitted to the party system by the deadline.
  • The submit format is a text file containing the link to your entry.
  • Finnish laws and common sense apply for this competition.
  • Maximum lenght: 1 min (use len parameter to get the lenght as desired)

Quick guide to Tuplain

Create an URL with parameters:

  • audio = audio id (also v)
  • video = video id (also v)
  • audiostart, videostart = start time in seconds (also as, astart, vs, vstart)
  • vrate, arate = control playback rate. Try 0.25, 0.5, 1.0, 1.5 or 2.0.
  • vvol, avol = set volume 0-100. (also vv, av)
  • len = length in seconds (also l)
  • Check out the tuplain help page for more info!
  • In is a example of a tuplain entry. It is a mash up of two demos: On by Mercury (visuals) and Emix by Epoch (sound).

Shader Showdown

Have you ever wanted to challenge your shader coding skills or code live visuals on stage and be like a rock star? In the showdown two coders battle each other in live coding. You’ve got 25 minutes to impress the audience with your mad coding skills, while a DJ spins records for your inspiration. Audience gets to see both shaders coming together live, parallel and then choose the winner.

Both competitors have same computer setup to use that is provided by the organizers. The live coding tool used in Shader Showdown is BONZOMATIC https://github.com/Gargaj/Bonzomatic/releases (discussion here https://www.pouet.net/topic.php?which=9881). You can pick either GLSL or HLSL (DX9 or DX11) to compete with. Bringing your own keybord is more than welcome (just make sure it doesn't have memory function). No additional tools – such as paper, memory stick, radio, mobile phone, tablets, what so ever – are allowed.

Are you up for the challenge? Contact with topic Shader Showdown Assembly Summer 2021. In the email tell who you are and express your willingness to compete.

To get better gist of what Shader Showdown is check out Shader Showdown final at Assembly Summer 2019!