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ClaPD was developed by Leevi Peltola and Cumhur Erkut (www.acoustics.hut.fi/software/clapd).
It is a set of Pd patches and externals to synthesize hand clapping sounds.
Grab the sources, project information and license at their website, this zip only contains the OS X binaries, which are not provided on the ClaPD website.
chaining two textures and a glsl shader in gem.
trying to get gemframebuffer working with 2 shaders.
tests how to use shaders with gem and pd. I created 3 glsl.* objects that can be linked together. the shaders come from vade. and there is more to come.
Eyebeam is running a workshop series on openframeworks. This is a set of C++ libraries for video and sound processing. It is very similar to processing, but in C++. The workshops are held by Zach Lieberman, who is one of the developers of openframeworks.
Definitely worth checking out!!!
pyext examples for max.
dirty hack of pd.tk for Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard)
this should work with
http://downloads.sourceforge.net/pure-data/Pd-0.39.3-extended-macosx104-i386.dmg
three images with current cvs version (as included in pd-extended for intel mac)
pic 2 seems ok (red)
pic 3 seems ok (green)
but pic 4 should do something different. (blue)
I attached also the patch and the image.
pic 5 is the gem-version from 07/06 as released on gem.iem.at (that version is working).
NEW:
picture 6 shows that pix_rgba was missing before(?)
picture 7 shows that pix_alpha does not work.
here is a python script and testpatch to talk to an xml-rpc.
Usage:
- put the script in a folder where Pd will find it.
- open the patch and test it.
(I later found out that there was already a pd object called iemxmlrpc...)
Today I got my first shaders running! Thanks to Chris, Cyrille...
I was using pd-extended on an IntelMac (GEM version 0.91-cvs)