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Suk Maddix
Everyone that's been around in the generative scene for a bit, knows VVVV can be used to create amazing realtime visuals.
But as with any generative software, doing a whole 12 hour show by noodling your output together was not something for the faint hearted. You knew it wasn't that hard, but could you really be bothered patching up that front end and putting in those blend modes and warping effects? Of course not, you'd rather focus on the fun parts.
Enter Elio, a prolific VVVV user who was fed up with Syphon envy and decided to take matters in his own hands: -freeframegl-bridge
He has mastered the black art of sharing DirectX textures to OpenGL.
What that means in normal people language is that you can use his plugins to render your VVVV output straight in Resolume, without the need for additional screen capture workarounds! Like a live camera! At 58 fps! Which is awesome!
Read more about it in the link above, or on the thread on our own Res forum: viewtopic.php?f=14&t=10334
Add to this the recent plugins by Trypta that allow for sharing video between Touch Designer and Resolume and all of a sudden, the Syphonless part of the world does not look so bleak anymore ( Cinder/oF people, it's time to step up to the plate! )
Show us the fun stuff you're doing with these nerdy setups. We love a good nerd session.
a FreeStuff WorkOut by bennoH. @Easter 2023 For Easter 2023 I offer you my 78 plugins (Sources & Effects) for Resolume-Arena as "Free Stuff" under a CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 license to download for free. My new Plugins are mostly based on...
I would love to learn what the most commonly used effects and plugins are, especially if there are some that are industry standard. I mostly just create loops for VJs but knowing what you all want would make me far more effective at creating media for y'all.
Years ago I played a little with FFGL plugins and OpenFrameworks, with some success but it was with an older OF version and it does not work with 64 bits Arena. The code if you want to have a look (dirty as it is) is here.
I have been searching the web for a way to make FFGL plugins that I can load into a host (e.g. Resolume) with openFrameworks or a similar library (processing, cinder). I would like to be able to make the plugins controllable in the host, so I can run multiple plugins without having to host each one and spout and run many different applications and do midi mapping separate for all. I would like to do this on mac if possible.
I think your sulution is pretty close to this processing solution with spout and spoutcontroller: -controller-for-resolume/. It sounds like it is the same idea. Would you mind sharing your old work to make oFX and FFGL work together even though you ran into bugs I might be able to get useful information out of it?
The plugins render a smooth gradient between the colors specified for the four corners of a rectangle ("quad", short for quadrilateral). The size of the quad can be specified for the FFGL Source plugins in Resolume, else the size of the texture (the clip, layer, group or composition that the FFGL Effect is applied to) is maintained. The corners are listed in the order: top left, top right, bottom left, bottom right, and the colors are specified using RGB (red, green, blue) or HSB (hue, saturation, brightness) color schemes, depending on which plugin is used.
Resolume's custom parameter types for hue, saturation and brightness (introduced in Resolume v6) are supported. When these three parameter types are used together, Resolume displays a fancy color picker widget (with "PICK", "RGB", HSB" modes and 9-color the Palette) in the user interface instead of three sliders. Note that the fancy picker's "Alpha" slider value is NOT accessible in FFGL plugins for Resolume v6, hence the separate alpha sliders for each corner ("TL Alpha", "TR Alpha", etc) immediately following the fancy color pickers. In Resolme v7, the value from the color picker's alpha slider is made available to FFGL plugins, and the spxlQuadGradient plugins utilise that.
Creating the spxlTriTonePro plugins was probably more work than creating the basic plugins. In the process I made improvements to the original spxlTriTone plugins and new variants for Resolume v7, which I am releasing as a free update to existing license holders.
Existing license holders, please send a support email (with your license details) if you just want the free update (which does not include the spxlTriTonePro plugins), otherwise choose the Upgrade option below for purchase.
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