This instruction video provides you with the most recent update on our Colorpicker for Touchdesigner. My personal favorite addition would be the option having a shortcut to the colorpicker inside the panebar. This gives you the option accessing the picker from anywhere inside your network.
This is a CHOP component of a simple RGB Slider. It's a simple yet very helpful tool that will save you time.
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Summary TMI is a tool for making basic color temperature adjustments on TOPs. It is written in GLSL. Instructions TMI features a color temperature slider (T), a magenta/green shift slider (M), and an intensity slider (I).
UPDATE: Version 1.2 now available, see OLIB for a complete changelog. A huge thank you to Matthew Ragan for taking the time to look over this component and provide some awesome feedback for how it could be improved! I learned a lot from that!
Constant TOP that can be controlled using HSV slider parameters. These parameters can then be controlled by python or chop channels easily. See OLIB for longer description and detailed parameter explanation. Would recommend downloading from there.
Herewith a simple but powerful colorpicker widget for Touchdesigner which you can use in your own user interfaces.
It’s a color harmony generator! It’s loosely inspired by Adobe Color and some color things that lighting consoles do. It can generate a user set number of colors according to different color harmonies.
Here is my exploration of a generative palettes topic. Mostly, it's based on two Inigo Quilezz articles (1, 2) transferred into TD world.
