Original GCode
Graffiti Research Lab Germany
Graffiti Research Lab Germany
OriginalGCode is a hardware/software package designed to allow graffiti tags and drawings to be easily captured via a webcam, and export the ensuing shape data to various formats for 2D and 3D fabrication. Built as part of Graffiti Research Lab Germany, in extension to the SVG2BVG project. For more information and source code, visit graffitiresearchlab.de/original-gcode.
(cover image by Josh Bauman of Caffeinated Toothpaste )
CONSTRUCTION
We built a 60x42x42 cm wooden box with a camera frame in the bottom, and a 59×41 cm sheet of 0.5 cm plexiglass, along with semi-opaque gauze, then a sheet of acetate, and a black dry erase marker. Construction was done at our favourite maker lab, Open Design City. Full Instructables coming soon.
We built a 60x42x42 cm wooden box with a camera frame in the bottom, and a 59×41 cm sheet of 0.5 cm plexiglass, along with semi-opaque gauze, then a sheet of acetate, and a black dry erase marker. Construction was done at our favourite maker lab, Open Design City. Full Instructables coming soon.
SOFTWARE
OriginalGCode was built entirely in Processing, and makes use of the Blob Detection library by V3GA, the GML4U library byJérôme Saint-Clair, the ControlP5 library by Andreas Schlegel, and the Super Fast Blur algorithm by Mario Klingemann, and was helped tremendously by Cedric Keifer from Onformative, and all the good folk on the Processing Forum.
OriginalGCode was built entirely in Processing, and makes use of the Blob Detection library by V3GA, the GML4U library byJérôme Saint-Clair, the ControlP5 library by Andreas Schlegel, and the Super Fast Blur algorithm by Mario Klingemann, and was helped tremendously by Cedric Keifer from Onformative, and all the good folk on the Processing Forum.
