Slides from the talk about building a flying barrel, the J-29 Tunnan using the goo engine and webgl.

1. www.gooengine.com
Using Goo Engine
To Build a flying Barrel

2. Ambitions with this talk
Reasons for using a WebGL engine
Get up and running
Some performance considerations
Production workflow

3. Background
Recreational activity
Impress Molly
Learning new things
Having fun

4. Why WebGL, In my opinion
Its all about cycle time, almost
Audience availability
User testing costs
Adoption trends
Rendering power
Solving modern problems

5. Getting started with iteration
It’s a website
With some scripts
And now we’ll try to run some old versions

6. Performance practicalities
Budgeting performance work
Things that drag you down

7. Data Budget
Textures
Model Data
Complexity Management

8. Asset to Game interaction
3D
Mesh, Texture, Skeleton, Skin, Animation, Material
Transform
Rendering
State
Game
Behaviour, Parameters, Rules, etc
Player input

9. Workflow for a game piece
Create the symbolic asset
Make it work
Iterate
Game
Piece

10. Gamepiece lifecycle
Idea
Prod Tool
Useable Format
Implemented
User Tested
Insight

11. Will it fly?
Questions

12. Thanks for listening
Try some demos at www.goodemos.com
Engine website at www.gooengine.com
Tools pipeline is under construction
Contact me: oskar@gooengine.com
Testflight: http://www.photonfrog.com/tunnan/latest/client.html
youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zsh7tJ5BQ4s