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Hi! Thank you for this great tutorial! I was searching for a way to make those instances fade in when appearing - I want to make the final effect much slower. Is there a way to make the instance opacity interpolate from 0 to 1 gradually?

Always get failed to open file for some reason

only problem i can't hear the music

Very cool tutorial! Does the graffiti move to music or to the spoken voice?

Could you describe the use case for this? I understand if you wanted to print out frames of a movie into a poster style this could be useful. But are there any other use cases? Many thanks for your tutorials :) love your work

For the dynamic grid size you can set the scale of the rectangle to 1/(Gridsize - 1) (which I feel is really close to the ^-1.1 that you did), and leave the scale of the grid SOP at 1. Although this also doesn't give you consistent margin. For consistent margin, I think you should use a UV ramp centered on 0 (I don't know what this is called) for instancing instead of the grid SOP, and set the uniform scale of the rectangle to 1/Gridsize. On both versions you can scale the rectangle again for the padding. Amazing video as always, thank you!

I'm at 13:17 and when I click pulse or hit one on my keyboard I watch the timer increment but it doesn't show the value change in text3d if I have that operator open, only if I click on it after hitting pulse and I can't see any frame change on null_tex. Did you switch back to me.time.frame somewhere?

Amazing🤩! Have you ever considered doing a tutorial where a shape/object morphs into another shape/object frame by frame?

Hey Bileam. I can’t believe you’ve just put this out. I was thinking of making something similar-ish. You’ve save me a tonne of work thanks 🎉. Phil

I did some testing and for me the Select TOP you put in to smooth the flickering ended up to give me more flickering. Sometimes the AI is triggered also by the very low opacity input and "jumps" back to generate some elements at the "old" positions of the blobs, or get stuck at positions. I tried to somehow set up a Feedback Loop which fades out the fed back animation over time but couldn't figuring out how

How to replace the sphere with a 3D imported object? I tried it but no idea how to replace the circle with the outline of the imported 3D..

my tox files dont load properly - they just show as black with none of my custom parameters copied across - is this something to do with them having video inputs? is there a way to change the 'movie file in' input during performance? a a lot of the visual parameters are also based on data from audio inputs, to generate noise, displacement and speed etc - how can i maintain that whilst using this tool? many thanks !!

You're a true genius. I'm glad to support you on Patreon.

Awesome video! ...Re: the 3D Rotation case, will this work on FBX or OBJ items imported to TD?

love this tutorial, i have a bunch of analog gear but i love how precise i can dial in a look with the digital format. One thing I'd suggest is a luma level in the first feedback loop. gives a bit more contrast for the "Zebra stripes" and gets rid of some of the noise and artifacts from the trails of the feedback. throw a bloom and another luma level on the end before the res and looks damn near identical to some of the stuff I've made on analog gear.

for some reason when i use the keyboard to reset it it becomes an empty frame and when it restarts it flashes between the webcam and the mpty frame which isn't what happens for you. any idea why?

How to keep making it grow and build up instead of disappearing parts one by one?

OMG, it was so great tutorial , after long time i've finally understood the logic of instance in touchdesigner , thanks man , i apprecaite your time for sharing your knowledge 🎉

thank you so !

Changing the forceamount to -1 doesnt seem to be working, it just stays in a tiny ball

4 years later you are still saving lives, sending much love brother <3

Where do I get the beat detection comp?

when using image to image, how do you change the input resolution?

Inspirational! 🤍💯

love this bileam!!

heyy i got stuck on the scale instacing part of this tutorial. i followed your 'simple-resample' chop tutorial, however i got suck on what to specify on the 'scale x' and 'scale y' under 'scale OP'.

5:58 add lookat to lookat in camera.. and the constrain... where d fk is that constrain to :((((

еще бы на высокие так же бы было

Such an awesome ep!!! Was waiting for the next one!!!! Thank you for these!

Didn't catch how you output chords from event chop. Only 1 last pushed note is displayed

if u can't make it work in the free version, try this: use rgba ( 32 bitfloat RGBA is fine ) in the level instead of automatic use clamp 0-1 in the first slope reduce the strength to zero

0:12:50 yes, I can relate to that… and like how you worked around it. Your work is inspiring. This video is great. Thanks. Keep it up!

Its still so so helpful even after 3year. And its really exciting for me that u have bunch of more cool tutorials on ur channel. Cant wait to follow all ur perfect tutorial. Sending huge thanks from Korea🥺🥺😭🌟

Thank u ur tutorial is the best..🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤

damnit, how do I get this working on ubuntu?

Awesome discussion, thank you. Maybe next time try to place mic in the center between you guys so that less room and more direct sound is recorded.

how can you export the project into a .tox file?

thank you so much for this tutorial! I find it very helpful that I'm trying to make some midi visualizers based on it

Thank you 🙏

This was fantastic!

36:40 ringing chords

Wowww

This doesen't work & the last tutorial doesen't make sense becuase you don't even give us instructions on how to create the node thats needed from the last video

wow this is amazing bro

The moustache tracking is perfect! ;) Great tutorial as always

WE LOCKED IN 🔐

Yessssss! I've been waiting for this tutorial to drop. Saw what you were doing on Insta and I'm really glad that you decided to a tutorial on it. Thank you for the inspiration man. Can't truly express how grateful I am for your tutorials. Keep up the great work!

I love it!! Thank you for the tutorial.