Hey :), where do I find the example files for the LED cube? Doing Volumetric LED Display in a Hexagonal Tunnel form! And the end of this tutorial seems like a perfect start.
What about RGBW strip? I tryed to wrap my head around it on a gig. Ended up doing an average of rgb then a controled constant over the multiply of a Math CHOP. But I was wishing for something more neat then that.
Is the tutorial you talk about on this video for 150+ led strips that would need a split between multiple universe available somewhere ? Many thanks for this great video.
Okay so basically after shuffle 1 add an extend chop. Then youll want to connect another shuffle chop, but this time in its parameters under method select 'split N Samples' and take your led strip quantity for example, 300 pixel strip multiply by 3 so N Value = 900, enter 900 then connect another shuffle Split N Samples again but now you can choose 512 (but youll want 510 beacuse if its not a clean division number itll cause the light strip to invert the colors at the 150th pixel, you can tweak it for a longer pixel count) so 510 for the second shuffle N value. then add a math range 0-255, you can rename chop if you want, then null :)
Arcball Camera has been deprecated, any resources for previewing the leds with COMP camera, or working with the camera in general? New to TouchDesigner here
Thanks for this amazing video! You refer to a bunch of really cool examples near the end, but the code sample linked here doesn't include it. Are those files avail anywhere?
Sorry, we don't have those files around. This was recorded in 2017, so even if the files were dug up they would need to be reworked most likely as we'd use more modern approaches now.
Trying to send DMX info via the DMXout Chop to my StageCL lighting board, but no luck. I read that ArtNet is capable of sending AND receiving DMX information. If that is true, would it be an equipment restriction on my lighting console, or I am doing something wrong? Currently, I am running TD on MacBook Pro 2014. I set the Network Address in the DMXout CHOP to the ArtNet IP Address on my console.
Is there a tutorial where you show how to build a simple Stand Alone Windows Application? I want to build a control panel to access commonly Windows functionality in one place. Like change screen brightness, volume and some registry settings.
We don't have such a tutorial on our channel, but I recommend such questions for our forum as the community is very active there and can point you in the right direction. forum.derivative.ca
@@TouchDesignerOfficial Well can you at least show me the documentation on how to create and compile a Windows App? I think I have heard it in one of your videos that this is possible. But I can not find any information on this.
25:16 how to make a pre-visualizer for LEDs so you see how they light up
wonderful video, thank you so much for uploading and sharing
Work is awesome - Thank you
but it will be great to see the actual outcome - same for the projection mapping
Thanks! You solved my problem perfectly!
Any idea how to implement RGBW color mapping?
It's an extra channel, so instead of shuffling 3 pixels per LED you have have four.
Wow. Thanks
I love Ben!
Thank you!
Hey :), where do I find the example files for the LED cube? Doing Volumetric LED Display in a Hexagonal Tunnel form! And the end of this tutorial seems like a perfect start.
same here, id like to check the techniques
I second this
Does the end product of this video result in LEDs lighting up?
What about RGBW strip? I tryed to wrap my head around it on a gig. Ended up doing an average of rgb then a controled constant over the multiply of a Math CHOP. But I was wishing for something more neat then that.
Nice tutorial by the way ^^
Is the tutorial you talk about on this video for 150+ led strips that would need a split between multiple universe available somewhere ? Many thanks for this great video.
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@@carloscasillas1373 I'd like to know too @TouchDesigner
Apologies, can you give me a timestamp to look into this? Not aware of the video in question.
Okay so basically after shuffle 1 add an extend chop. Then youll want to connect another shuffle chop, but this time in its parameters under method select 'split N Samples' and take your led strip quantity for example, 300 pixel strip multiply by 3 so N Value = 900, enter 900 then connect another shuffle Split N Samples again but now you can choose 512 (but youll want 510 beacuse if its not a clean division number itll cause the light strip to invert the colors at the 150th pixel, you can tweak it for a longer pixel count) so 510 for the second shuffle N value. then add a math range 0-255, you can rename chop if you want, then null :)
Thank you so much
great tutorial and this guy sounds super Canadian
yeah a little bit 'eh'?!
Arcball Camera has been deprecated, any resources for previewing the leds with COMP camera, or working with the camera in general? New to TouchDesigner here
You can use cameraViewport in the Palette inplace of arcBallCamera.
Can anyone recommend some adressable LED pixel strips? Just buy the cheapest from china? what to consider besides voltage?
Thanks for this amazing video! You refer to a bunch of really cool examples near the end, but the code sample linked here doesn't include it. Are those files avail anywhere?
Sorry, we don't have those files around. This was recorded in 2017, so even if the files were dug up they would need to be reworked most likely as we'd use more modern approaches now.
@@TouchDesignerOfficial, could you please give us a link or some Google clues about these more modern approaches? Thanks!
@@TouchDesignerOfficial yes, would be awesome.. great work though!
thank you sir
Trying to send DMX info via the DMXout Chop to my StageCL lighting board, but no luck. I read that ArtNet is capable of sending AND receiving DMX information. If that is true, would it be an equipment restriction on my lighting console, or I am doing something wrong? Currently, I am running TD on MacBook Pro 2014. I set the Network Address in the DMXout CHOP to the ArtNet IP Address on my console.
You can send and receive. The DMX In CHOP is the receiver in TouchDesigner.
Is there a tutorial where you show how to build a simple Stand Alone Windows Application?
I want to build a control panel to access commonly Windows functionality in one place.
Like change screen brightness, volume and some registry settings.
We don't have such a tutorial on our channel, but I recommend such questions for our forum as the community is very active there and can point you in the right direction. forum.derivative.ca
@@TouchDesignerOfficial Well can you at least show me the documentation on how to create and compile a Windows App?
I think I have heard it in one of your videos that this is possible.
But I can not find any information on this.
Are the LEDCuberRender files available?
+1
The guy coughing is giving me anxiety
Haha, it was from a time before a cough could be so deadly.