In this video I explain how to organize parameters in TouchDesigner. This is a nice start towards a modular and organized design methodology that will give you more control over your TouchDesigner networks. It is a simple example that compares two different ways of making custom parameters for your networks. For this I recommend to use TouchDesigner's Custom Parameter system which uses Components as a base to store, organize and expand your parameters.
https://github.com/t3kt/TektTDCommon (see github for full documentation including examples) TektTDCommon is a collection of utilities that can be used when creating TouchDesigner C++ custom OPs.
In this TouchDesigner tutorial, we create a Base Comp with custom parameters, so you can create your own reusable components.
The release of the 2023.10000 Series of TouchDesigner brought with it a slew of exciting changes, one of which is a notable update for Sequential Parameters, which includes support for creating custom sequential parameters.
