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Thanks! Not sure tbh I haven’t used those apps. This tutorial might be helpful though ruclips.net/video/ImyDkKNPQm8/видео.htmlsi=3dvrtuI13wX_C2Kl

@prismatic.visuals thank you man! I subscribed now to your Chanel so can't wait to learn new stuff !

Should be able to just open it and start sending data from your Wacom tablet. Is that working for you?

Yes this is definitely possible. You can have as many inputs, components and outputs as you want in TouchDesigner. The main question is how much simultaneous processing your computer can handle - might need to split it onto different machines depending. Happy to answer more questions - sounds like an intriguing project

I’m not aware of any app that would let you do this, but it is very possible in theory. Would just need to send the touch data over OSC and receive an image with NDI. Maybe I’ll code that someday…

Haven’t had the chance to try it since I don’t own one, but I’m guessing it would work well. There’s a multitouch DAT to handle those events

Thanks!!

Touch OSC is amazing! It’s sort of a different purpose though. I couldn’t find any way to send raw multitouch data from touch OSC. But I think it’s the best tool for building touchscreen UIs

I believe using an Ethernet cord should work! You’ll need to get a phone to Ethernet adapter for that

I tried it and the data was very laggy in my experience. TC data was much smoother and more flexible

@@prismatic.visuals ty!

Good to know! Hoping to make a tutorial on that at some point

I would guess the issue is with the IP address. Gotta make sure you’re using the right private ipv4 address of your computer, which can be a bit tricky to find. Another thing might be firewall - you could try disabling firewall on phone and computer

@@prismatic.visuals Firewall did the trick, I guess; thanks for that. Here is another question, is there any possibility of putting more than 5 fingers simultaneously? Thank you so much!

interesting how does this work? Does it function like an Ethernet connection?

@@prismatic.visualsits just a wired connection. A ios device can be a audio source, cam source, bi-directional midi and also OSC. Apps that send OSC usually have a setting to send osc wifi or wired. Osx and ios can network on any port, wifi, usb, bluetooth, even using firewire in the old days. You can also create a adhoc wifi network for less latency. Or get a low latency bluetooth connection.

Glad to hear it!

Thanks! I’m using a Wacom tablet. I coded a C++ app that accesses the multitouch data and sends it over OSC, then I’m using that data in TouchDesigner

@@prismatic.visuals Wow! I was pretty sleepy when I saw. It looked like you were doing in the air. Amazing nonetheless! Great work!

@@postdaigo 😆 thank you!

Thanks 🙏

I used jitter for a while, but then discovered touch and haven’t gone back - it feels much easier and more powerful for visuals imo. I see jitter as kind of secondary to MSP, whereas touch is designed for visuals

Thank you much appreciated!

Thanks!!

thanks!

Glad you enjoyed! To create multiple trees, you can duplicate the component and change the parameters for rule dat, leaf SOPs, materials, etc. For my project, I had a lot of various rules, SOPs and materials at the top level that I could drag onto the components. It can be a bit tricky to create a scene with multiple L Systems, since they are fairly heavy even with optimization. My solution was to only show one at a time, then composite multiple copies of the render using TOPs. If you want to include multiple different L systems I would recommend keeping them simple or limiting their animation so the SOPs don't need to cook

Thank you! Glad it was helpful 😁

@@prismatic.visuals u bet! I forgot to mention I love the optimization schemes too. Brilliant 👍

Thanks! I don't feel quite ready to share the Max patch, but I could definitely share the TouchDesigner file if that's helpful. I could perhaps share the Ableton set too, though I'm not sure how helpful it would be since it's quite particular to my setup. Is there a particular part you'd be interested in checking out?

@@prismatic.visuals I love your tutorial, it's very comprehensive and useful. I just started using TD to interact with Ableton Live，I know MAX is powerful, but I haven't been ableto use it very well. I was inspired by your video, it would be great if you could share TD files and ableton Settings, hope you can make more tutorials！

@@prismatic.visuals would be incredible if you could share the TouchDesigner file!!!

Thank you, much appreciated!! I think the reason I used Max instead of TDAbleton is that I had already developed the Max interface for a while before thinking to connect it to Ableton, so it made sense to add it in there. Since making this video I’ve tried out TDAbleton a bit - definitely a lot of potential, though it felt a bit trickier to work with for me. I think creating interfaces and sending data is more intuitive in Max than in Touch - would recommend trying it out! Max also has a very straightforward MIDI and key mapping system. I created a handy script that will generate Max MIDI mappings based on JSON too. Curious what kind of work you’re doing or interested in. Do you have a page/account I could check out?

good catch on the samples unit! Just updated the tox

Thank you!

Thanks! I noticed that issue too… couldn’t figure it out unfortunately. It seems like randomness might be somehow individual to each operator, or maybe the difference of skeleton vs tube causes the trunk and leaves to separate. If that’s important, you might be better off rendering all components in one L System and splitting them up with delete SOPs. Would be curious if you figure something out!

@@prismatic.visuals Yes, thats where I ended back at, a single system + delete SOPs. Still a good trick though.

@@ryanstdesign jsyk I added a new option to the component to switch the separation mode between “delete” and “substitute.” So now by default the random scale should work as expected

Thanks Dan! Happy to share

thanks!

For the Leap Motion, you can use the Leap Motion CHOP, scale the parameters using Math CHOP, and map those to whatever L System parameters you want to control using an export or expression. This video is a solid introduction to using Leap in Touch: ruclips.net/video/Qkb-0Qh3pkE/видео.html&ab_channel=TheInteractive%26ImmersiveHQ