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Title: Virtual Reality in the sec. XVII


1
Virtual Reality in the sec. XVII
Sérgio LealCreating Dynamic Visualizations and
AnimationsInstitute of Computer Graphics and
VisionTU-Graz2002/2003mcamara_at_sbox.tugraz.at
2
Absentation
  • The Turk and Ottomans tribes constantly invade
    Europe, capturing the population, making them
    slaves and pillaging everything.
  • Austria and Poland were always attacked.

3
Interdiction
  • A treaty of mutual help was signed between
    Austria and Poland.
  • The Turkish wanted to invade Vienna once again
    and after that conquer Poland.
  • Poland needed to help Austria but there was the
    eminent danger of invasion by Ottoman forces

4
Violation
  • Jan Sobieski, King of Poland, went to war against
    the Turkish
  • He warns the Ottoman that if they try to invade
    Poland he will hunt them down

5
Reconnaissance
  • Kara Mustapha (Turkish commander) got to know
    that Jan Sobieski was coming
  • But continued to attack Vienna

6
Delivery
  • Kara Mustafa, had at his command approximately
    140,000 men.

7
Trickery
  • Mustafa sent some spies to trick Jan Sobieski.
  • The spies told Sobieski that the Turkish had many
    men and would kill them all if the Polish would
    come to battle
  • And the Ottoman would invade Poland when the
    Polish army would be dead

8
Complicity
  • Jan Sobieski hear this and thought it would be
    true.
  • His troops lost all the moral.
  • They just thought of their loved ones

9
Damage
  • There was nothing else to do
  • They had to go back to Poland
  • The Polish had lost without fighting

10
Mediation
  • On that night Jan Sobieski had a dream.

11
Trial
  • He could win this war.
  • He had came so far.
  • If he would not fight, he would surely lose.
  • He had at least to try.

12
Attainment of magical object
  • Then we was blessed with an idea.
  • He had a vision on his dream
  • He got to know how to trick the Turkish army

13
Struggle
  • His idea was
  • He made a small part of his army walk all day
    long around a small hill.
  • While the other, bigger part, of his army rested.
  • The Turkish spies where counting the Polish
    troops
  • They saw hundreds of troops because they where
    always going around the hill.

14
Struggle
  • OBS this was the first Virtual Reality
    experience fully reported,
  • Perfect immersion
  • Low interactivity
  • Good display devices, scaling factor...
  • When the Turkish commander got to know the number
    of Polish troops he ordered his army to retreat
    because they had too few soldiers.
  • Jan made his troops attack Mustafa when they
    where retreating.

15
Liquidation
  • 14.000 Turkish men where killed
  • Jan had won the war

16
Return
  • Vienna was free
  • King Jan Sobieski was a hero
  • He saved Vienna and Europe

17
Wedding
  • The Emperor of Austria gave him some land and his
    daughter to marry
  • And lived happy ever after

18
Virtual Reality in the sec. XVII
  • THE END
  • By Sérgio Leal

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References
  • Propp Functions
  • http//www.midisegni.it/Eng/proppEng.html
  • Creating Dynamic Visualizations and Animations,
    ICM, TU-GRAZ, Prof. Andrej Ferko.
  • Historical background
  • The beauty of Computer Graphics, ICM, TU-GRAZ,
    Prof. Andrej Ferko.
  • Free online Encyclopaedia - http//www.wikipedia.o
    rg/wiki/Battle_of_Vienna
  • The Battle of Vienna September 12, 1683, by
    Richard Lysiak - http//www.iyp.org/polish/history
    /vienna.html
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