Rendering

In this tutorial, we'll go over how to take the shaders you create in Shader Park and render them into high-quality videos using TouchDesigner.

My JDRenderEngine is now in V3. I came to Touchdesigner from timeline-based video editing in programs like iMovie, Adobe Premiere and Davinci Resolve. For a few years I also built patches in Magic Music Visualizer. I was always frustrated by the UI of iMovie and similar programs.

I came to Touchdesigner from timeline-based video editing in programs like iMovie, Adobe Premiere and Davinci Resolve. For a few years I also built patches in Magic Music Visualizer. I was always frustrated by the UI of iMovie and similar programs.

Broken mirror and distorted lenses effect with camera displacement trick. Made in TouchDesigner with basic level GLSL code, so no previous GLSL knowledge is required.

One of the things I see often lacking in TouchDesigner work is natural camera movements. To be honest, I rarely see ANY camera movement! Lots of times this works, but many times, a ton of interest and depth can be added to a piece of work by adding camera motion.

We love making art. That's a fact. But another hidden fact is that most installations will have some form of text in them. Whether the text is artistic or not depends on the project!

Hey! I hope you spent some time experimenting with ideas from first part, achieve something interesting results and have motivation to dive deeper into the same topic.

This tutorial will show you how to achieve interestingly looking renders with a use of color buffers tool in TouchDesigner.