Netro - The Lucky One / Experience'24 HELLO ------------------------------------------ ////////////////////////////////////////// Is there a topic more important / more difficult in life than death? I don’t think so... Nowadays, it’s not fashionable to talk about it; in fact, we often act as if it doesn’t concern us. Meanwhile, there are many people on the other side of the question, consumed daily by a destructive desire. I never knew my father because after I was born, my mother divorced him, and he never reached out to me again. Then, at the age of 26, just as I was heading out to a party on a Saturday, an unknown number called me. It was my uncle (I didn't even know him at that time) who told me that my father had passed away. I couldn’t say much, I didn’t know my father. I have a stepfather who raised me, to whom I’m deeply connected. And yet, on the other end of the line was another person, a blood relative, delivering news about the man I had longed for 26 years to show up in my life. I went to his funeral. I didn’t cry. I just stood there, asking him, "Why?" After the funeral, my uncle showed me the house where my father lived. He never remarried, never had more children. He lived his life with his mother (my grandmother), who had passed away a year earlier. My father lived in a small village, in modest conditions and he worked in agriculture. When I entered the hallway (a space in Hungarian homes that often has a table and chairs but isn’t considered a room), my eyes were drawn to a plush fox on the table. I asked about it, and my newly discovered relative told me that it used to be mine... I was completely stunned: my father, whom I had never met, had taken out my childhood toy—left behind long ago—before his death, sat in his chair, looked at it, perhaps cried... and then hanged himself. --- This is the real destruction - So I say don't make a bad decision, because you don't know what would happen if you change. What may seem like a solution to you could be destruction for someone else --- ...for my father ------------------------------------------ ////////////////////////////////////////// Microsoft webview2 is required to run this demo. If you updated your windows it is on your computer. If you didn't you can download it from here: https://developer.microsoft.com/ en-us/microsoft-edge/webview2/ -------- For the demo I used - mrmood's threejs, - pmndrs postprocess repo - some model from sketchfab - some character anim from mixamo - some vhs effect idea - tuichi / https://www.shadertoy.com/view/M3SXDt Experience'24 - Jeno Horvath ver 1. Just run the exe ------------------------------------------ ////////////////////////////////////////// The Lucky One.exe If you already have Edge browser in your Windows (and have updated your windows at least once in the last two years), you probably won't have a problem. But if you do... ver 2. Watch online ------------------------------------------ ////////////////////////////////////////// https://netro.click/experience/2024 It is recommended to go to full screen with F11, as it may cut off a minimum of the bottom and top (depending on the ratio) on smaller sizes ver 3. Install local http-server with Node js (alternative: live-server) ------------------------------------------ ////////////////////////////////////////// !!Chrome (or at least webkit-based) browser recommended!! If you have Node.Js (https://nodejs.org/en/) and npm setup then you can use http-server. Just run 'npm install http-server -g' and you will be able to use it in terminal like 'http-server' ---- start command line or terminal ---- type cd AppData ---- run http-server ver 4. Run other (local) server ------------------------------------------ ////////////////////////////////////////// Run a server on your computer, like Apache, Nginx or Python ------------------------------------------ ////////////////////////////////////////// 龴ↀ◡ↀ龴 ------- Ümlaüt Design, United Force, Digital Dynamite, Conspiracy, Lethargy, Dilemma, Cybernetic Genetics, Rebels, kaszi75, Absolute!