Digital Primitives
@Digi_Primitives
Generative artists from Amsterdam. Art rendered with a 90’s ray tracing. On Foundation ▲⬤■ & OpenSea
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Another early application of primitives was found in the aviation industry, in which experiential simulations were developed to train pilots.
With the advent of the World Wide Web in 1991, open source and free 3D software became accessible to everyone. This fostered a participatory culture wherein many amateurs could take part. By copying and pasting bits of code generative art could be created by anyone.
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Since the digital primitives were clearly used to resemble familiar objects, it is no coincidence that pyramids, planets, spaceships and skyscrapers were often the objects visualized in animation. Computer games and movies were often set in ‘space’ such as in Tron (1982).
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For a long time, 3D simulations had limited applications and were predominantly used in basic visualizations that consisted of primitive 3D forms. For example, models consisting of coloured spheres and pipes were used in the field of science to illustrate molecular structures.
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The Utah Teapot is one of the first “complex” primitives and has become an inside and sometime references in some 3D movies, but it is still nowadays the Hello World of 3D programming.
Digital Primitives, which include cones, cubes, spheres and tori have been the basis of all computer-generated 3D environments for decades.
In 1968 Ivan Sutherland and his student Bob Sproull created the first VR / AR head mounted display (Sword of Damocles) that was connected to a computer and not a camera. The computer generated graphics were very primitive wireframe rooms and objects.
Computer modelled hand from the world's first ever 3D rendered movie in 1972. At the time computers were way too slow to process complex shapes. Polygon count were reduced to the max.
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