Posts Tagged ‘qc clip’
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August 10th, 2010
This is a tutorial on how to use the Kineme GL Tools to create a simple line drawing composition.
You’ll need the following plugins and macros:
kineme.net/QuartzComposerPatches/StructureTools/0.1
kineme.net/release/AlphaBlendMode/10
kineme.net/release/GLTools/16
hybridvisuals.nl/downloads/vdmx-mouse-macro/Installation instructions can be found on the respective sites.
As mentioned, I really would love to hear your feedback on the new style of commentary. I feel it’s a lot less boring, but I hope you can still follow everything. Let me know
Quartz Composer tutorial #7: Awesome Line Drawer from goto10 on Vimeo.
The patch is available here.
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September 7th, 2009
A neverending ribbon twists its way through 3D space.
Based on the VertexNoise.qtz patch from the GLSL examples in the Dev Tools
Mad props go to Mr Monkeypresso for the idea. And of course to Philip Rideout of 3d Labs, Inc who wrote the GLSL code.
Contains GLSL code which is Copyright (c) 2005-2006: 3Dlabs, Inc.
Detailed Info:
Controls:
Speed: make the ribbon go slower or faster
Hue: change the colour on the flyDownload:
goto10_ribbon.qtz.zip -
March 19th, 2009
This is a Quartz Composer Clip macro, that allows for a linear translation of a variable number. Basically you can use it to translate a number within a certain range (say [0,1]) to a new range (say [-1,1]). Fill in the old and new ranges, and attach the input. The patch will take care of the math for you.
Place the .qtz file in ~yourhomefolder/Library/Application Support/Apple/Developer Tools/Quartz Composer/Clips. It should then be available from the patch creator window.
Inputs:
value – the value to be translated
oldMin – the old minimum of the value (ie 0)
oldMax – the old maximum of the value (ie 1)
newMin – the new minimum of the value (ie -1)
newMax – the new maximum of the value (ie 1)