TDLayout3D is a drop-in TouchDesigner .tox that takes a panoramic image (or 360° video) and spits out a full 3D model of the room inside it — corners, walls, floor, ceiling — ready to use for projection mapping, VFX, set design, or just cool-looking renders.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FzugbBNACG4 This TouchDesigner tutorial focuses on the Projection POP as a way to create real-time interactive 3D scenes that react to 2D texture inputs.
Jack DiLaura walks you through generating 3D particles from textures utilizing new POP-based workflows.
We take a look at procedural 3D modelling in TouchDesigner by working with the program’s POP and SOP operator families to recreate the famous Utah Teapot 3D model.
Make your 3D renders jump off the screen in TouchDesigner! Christian shows you how to tweak your post processing techniques, lighting and color design, as well as some pro techniques to take your renders to the next level.
We look at how to import and use animated 3D models in TouchDesigner. This technique lets you present your visuals in a new context and is perfect for simulations, virtual environments, or giving your work a fresh, dynamic setting.
In this tutorial we're looking at five different examples of working with POPs! These are mainly focused on the Copy POP, basic Attributes, Noise, the Proximity POP and using TOPs to manipulate POPs. For Example 5 you technically don't need a feedback setup for this exact outcome.
The new operator family POPs (Point Operators) opens up new possibilities to work with 3D data on the GPU. In this tutorial, we get to know the POPs family more and make use of various attributes to create an interactive instancing field.
The Trail SOP’s functionality has made its way to the new TouchDesigner POP family in the form of the Trail POP. In this post, we’ll take a detailed look at the Trail POP, exploring how each parameter impacts the resulting geometry. To continue reading this post, click here.
