Image credits Image credits Features: ParameterCopier 1:1 accurate parameter copying Preserves parameter order Copies all parameter types Handles expressions and binds Replace or skip existing parameters OperatorCopier Batch copy to up to 10 containers Optional renaming Replace or skip existing o
https://youtu.be/LogiJdn2D1c https://youtu.be/LogiJdn2D1c I see developers and tutorial makers of all skill levels make the mistake of treating Constant CHOPs as parameters, when in fact we have Custom Parameters built into TouchDesigner and they pack a lot of punch for little effort!
Learn about the different ways to connect TouchDesigner parameters to data sources and what the best approaches are for different situations. Even if you're already familiar with the concepts, there's still a bunch of information about the pros and cons of each.
In this video I explain how to organize parameters in TouchDesigner. This is a nice start towards a modular and organized design methodology that will give you more control over your TouchDesigner networks.
The release of the 2023.10000 Series of TouchDesigner brought with it a slew of exciting changes, one of which is a notable update for Sequential Parameters, which includes support for creating custom sequential parameters.
In this TouchDesigner tutorial, we create a Base Comp with custom parameters, so you can create your own reusable components.
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.
