I wrote about Levelhead and it's stunning concept not long ago. Now you can play with
it's code and try it for youself:
"First thing's first, this is a developer release and needs to be compiled.
It has many third-party dependencies from the renderer to the video capture context.
As yet there is no lovely statically linked binary of levelHead or automagical build
script for a folder of dependencies. Nonetheless, I've installed levelHead on many
(Ubuntu) systems now and what's listed below should work fine for you.
levelHead is known to build on Ubuntu 7.10/7.04 and Debian Etch systems against the
following external dependencies. It's adviseable you adhere to these versions if you
want to avoid going spontaneously mad"
The site goes on:
"Code and assets are provided under two differing licenses: the code is governed
by the GPLv3 and
the art is covered by the GPLv3 compatible CC-BY_SA
3.0. Make sure you understand what that implied before downloading this
project. For the rationale as to why I chose this configuration, please read the comments
in the top of the levelHead.cpp file itself. Both art and code are available
in a subversion repository,
aquired with the following command:
svn co http://www.inclusiva-net.es/svn/levelhead "
Since I will try it myself (installing Ubuntu now) - I will give a detailed tutorial
about it in the future...at least I hope so.
Source: http://julianoliver.com/levelhead
