TouchDesigner Slamtec Lidar support CPlusPlus CHOP for TouchDesigner to read data from Slamtec Lidar. Supported: RPLIDAR A1 / A2 / A3 RPLIDAR S1 / S2 Allow use of network versions also as S2E.
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TD-Faust is an integration of FAUST (Functional Audio Stream) and TouchDesigner. Download it: https://github.com/DBraun/TD-Faust FAUST code can be compiled "just-in-time" and run inside TouchDesigner. It's tested on Windows and macOS.
FAUST (Audio Processing) for TouchDesigner
I've used JUCE to create a C++ plugin that uses VST instruments and effects in TouchDesigner. You can control most VST parameters from CHOP input. You can even control them at audio rates. For example, at 60 FPS, one frame of 44100 Hz audio is 735 samples.
VST effects and instruments in TouchDesigner!
Hi Every one, I needed to colorize old photographies for a next theater project, so i compiled a c++ top colorizing operator using opencv 4.2 and Cuda 10.2. You can get source code and a windows version on my : Github You'll find in read me all is necessary to make it work.
Colorizing Top
Custom OPs built in C++ are one of the best ways to reach the net level in your TouchDesigner practice.
C++ in TouchDesigner Online Workshop
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.
TektTDCommon C++ library
MODULAR is a multi-sensory installation and performance where projections, music and dance interact with each other in real-time. It was premiered at the Vazquez gallery in Brooklyn.
Modular | Vincent Houze
"When you walk in, you'll see a series of netting, mesh material… We want you to touch it. It's all very hands-on. There's six sections within this maze of netting that people can go up to each station.
An Interactive Sonic Play-Space in a Maze of Netting
We first became aquainted with Vincent Houzé through the very compelling and often amusing videos he shares of his artistic and R&D experiments. Above: My first steps with Arduino and a little proof of concept.