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- Chrisir March 2018
- kfrajer March 2018
- nousbalance March 2018
TouchDesigner Library
Hi everyone
We’ve recently released a new component/widget library for TouchDesigner that would be useful for a lot Processing users that are interested in working with or learning TouchDesigner for interactive installations. The library includes lots of visual effects, API and hardware interfaces, and day-to-day workflow tools. For more information, you can check out http://store.nvoid.com or let me know if you have any questions.
We also have a public development roadmap if it’s of interest to anyone at http://nvc2help.nvoid.com
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what is TouchDesigner briefly?
Do you have a video demo by any chance? A picture is a thousand words...
Kf
@Chrisir
Its a visual programming platform. You can read more about it here : derivative.ca/
@kfrajer
Yup. We have descriptions and photos of the different components here : store.nvoid.com/
thanks!
@Chrisir
np! If you're interested, here's an example of sending Processing data through Spout to TouchDesigner. It sends 32bit data via a texture, shifts it to 16 since thats what Spout runs at, then shifts back to 32bit and unpacks the texture in TouchDesigner so the information can be parsed and applied within Touch.
https://github.com/nVoid/Pixel-Packing-Examples
impressive!