Projects in TouchDesigner are often based on timelines. Whether it is having particles relate to a soundtrack or having a moment in a video triggering an action, it is essential to have a way to sync your actions to a timeline.
This is a CHOP component of a simple RGB Slider. It's a simple yet very helpful tool that will save you time.
In this article, we will explore the ‘CHOP to’ SOP operator in TouchDesigner, and showcase its capabilities with a set of basic examples. This is an operator that can provide immediate engaging results but is often overlooked. Let’s change that! To continue reading this post, click here.
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gateCHOPComp takes a chop input and passes it to only one of n outputs, similar to what an inverse SwitchCHOP would do. Inputs: - Input 0 -> the value to pass - Input 1 .-> the value passed to closed outputs, "off value" if you want (defaults to 0 if not specified)
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This component basically recreates the functionality you can find in a transform SOP, however it is done 100% through chops, making it possible to feed different transform values into (tx,ty,tz,rx,ry,rz,sx,sy,sz) at each sample, causing the points you're transforming (px,py,pz) do move in some reall
