Many of the operators in the TOP family can generate interesting and surprising results when used within a feedback loop, and as it turns out the Bloom TOP is no different. In this video, Jack DiLaura walks you through creating a flowy, liquid-style feedback effect using the Bloom TOP in TouchDesigner. You’ll work with the Bloom TOP as a means of pre-processing a texture that will have feedback applied to it, as well as a part of the feedback loop itself.
Working with GitHub and TouchDesigner can be a real adventure – and what I hear most often is why and how. A bit ago I did a little write-up about working with git and Touch, but realize that’s still a bit intimidating for folks.
Something I hear often is the difficulty in doing TouchDesigner blob tracking. “It’s too slow!” or “the tracking isn’t working!” or “I don’t know how to use it!”.
We’ve all been in installations where you need to send textures between apps or process. It may be because of limitations of a process, maybe because we’re using different apps to do different processes.
