I continue learning touchdesigner via the "Absolute Beginner TouchDesigner | From Zero to Hero with Examples and Assignments" Youtube video by the talented and comprehensive Acrylicode. This new section covers DATnodes, which are based on tables, text, and scripting.
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I am continuing to work on my learning with "Absolute Beginner TouchDesigner | From Zero to Hero with Examples and Assignments" YouTube video by AcrylicCode. The 3D section appears to have two assignments, so I'm getting a little more time to experiment with the 3D shapes.
My Learning Journey 05 - More 3D shapes and properties!
Continuing on in my learning with "Absolute Beginner TouchDesigner | From Zero to Hero" by AcrylicCode on youtube, I did not expect us to be jumping to 3d objects so soon, but I'm very excited to so. Most of the operators relating to 3D objects are SOPs, and a new category called COMPS.
My Learning Journey 04 - Now we're in 3d!!!
I have now finally reached the CHOP section in the youtube video "Absolute Beginner TouchDesigner | From Zero to Hero with Examples and Assigments" by Acrylicode and I see this is the part where Touchdesigner separates the men(artists) from the boys(programmers).
My Learning Journey 03 - Okay, CHOPs make my head hurt a little
I am having so much fun learning some basic TOPs, in conjunction with the "Absolute Beginner TouchDesigner|From Zero to Hero with Examples and Assignments" by Acrylicode on Youtube. I'm also getting used the interface.
My Learning Journey 02 - Noise Displace is so fun!
Heyo! Here's where I'll be recording my learning journey to get really good at Touchdesigner.
My learning journey 01 - Baby's first steps
After a successful Summer Season of learning for more than sixty students, we’re back with new courses open for enrollment this Winter Season 2023/24.
Weekly Beginner's TouchDesigner Class with The NODE Institute - Winter Season 2023/24
After YouTube randomly recommending me a video about an open source visual design system called "tooll3", I knew I need to try making something in it. Unfortunately, building it from sources required heaps of effort at that time, so I decided to try the thing that inspired it -- TouchDesigner.