TouchDesigner

Find the usual work video calls a bit dull? Want to achieve a nice filter glow on your zoom work calls? This simple tutorial will demonstrate how to do a glow effect with your webcam input with some simple TOP tricks.

The Zed 2i camera is a great device! In our previous video, we did our initial first impressions of what the device can do and how we might be able to use it for interactive and immersive experiences.

It’s tough to operate in the current industry without your devices being network connected.

There's a reason folks in our community are called TouchDesigner artists! Many users come to TouchDesigner looking to create works of art and they're often inspired by great artists before them. This is why we created the artist-Inspired TouchDesigner Art Tutorial series on YouTube.

The orange blossom flower was everywhere, with that wind that took it away, and then swathed it back to the blue alleys or derbs as they are called. And when its fragrance came back, as an affirmative response, the answer of a folk melody, I remembered the days of calmness.

Vera Molnar is a pioneer of computer art and generative art. Pre-dating computers, she created algorithms to create repetitive yet organic geometric shapes. In this series, Crystal Jow will take you through instancing techniques to create similar compositions as Vera Molnar's generative artwork.

For beginners who are new to using TouchDesigner or working in a performance or installation setting, best practices for settings and optimizations outside of your software tools may not be top of mind.

Sol LeWitt was a well known artist associated with the minimalist and conceptual art movements of the mid 20th century. He worked in a wide variety of mediums, but is perhaps best known for a long running series of wall drawings that he began in the late 1960s.

Should you use Python or native TouchDesigner operators to perform a task in TouchDesigner? It feels like an eternal question with no clear answer! Some pros say “it doesn’t matter” and some say “operators always!” so which is it?