@chrisoshea @cinimodstudio Yes! Snog. I couldn't remember the name of it. Such great work. Thanks for the pointer.

@chrisoshea Very cool. Thanks for the pointer. I wonder how visible the LED pixel structure is from below or if they're using a diffuser?

@claybavor You are a beautiful geek

@claybavor Wow, beautiful work Clay! I'd love to build this in an attic loft.

@claybavor Super cool! Reminds me of this article about a simulated skylight.

@claybavor Have you considered a CGI approach where you model the sun's position? If you completely relied upon a virtual skylight for light, then I wonder if you'd experience time dilation effects. Listen to this interview for why I think that you might:

@claybavor Interesting peak in Clay's bookshelf 😀

@claybavor Looks great!

@claybavor Wow! This is incredibly cool! Thank you for sharing @claybavor

@claybavor Wow! Just wow!

@claybavor So awesome. Can I order one?

@claybavor wow cool! optionally, It would be neat to hook it up to a live web camera that was pointed up at sky above it

@claybavor Nice, reminds me of CoeLux

@claybavor Really interesting project, well done !

@claybavor Live camera + simple blob tracking for parallax sim? ;-) It would only work with 1 person in the room... but that might be ok for this.

@claybavor Great work!

@claybavor I love this! Especially the rain drops. Emirates has done something similar with fake windows, but I'm skeptical on how the lack of paralax feels.

@claybavor My suggestions to add: Northern lights and a starry sky like in Disney Moana when the boats set to explore the ocean.It is incredible how the white of the room creates the reflections in the environment. We could use similar idea to make a room as a plane or a boat using windows

@claybavor You mention the parallax as an issue :) with something like a Kinect you could track the users head and displace the video accordingly like this