How to: generative 2D tetrahedron

crystalhorizon

Great Ryan! I like that spoken live patching

Skulpture

I need to do much more of this too, I aim to do lots over the summer!

Bill Cottman

Thank you. Very helpful. I am trying to morph a square to a circle. Ultimately I want to work in 3D and morph a cube into a sphere. Yikes!!😳

Chumcw

Great tutorial and I learn a few more tricks. Thanks! I have two questions:
How do you keep the Stage Preview inside the box on the left?
How you do connect the Colorizer actor without disconnecting and connecting the cable? It seems that you just snap it on?
Have a good day!

DusX

@chumcw

the stage preview is added as a Control (Stage Preview) and then I have the view set to Actor/Control Split (listed under the view menu)
The colorize actor can be Hot Linked, into the cable, because, A. the cable is flat/horizontal, B. HotLinking is enabled (option under View Menu), C. the dataTypes of the Cord and the TOP input/outputs match.

Chumcw

@DusX

I see. Great shortcuts. Thank you.

leben

Great. learnt a few new tricks, thanks, Ryan!

Chumcw

@dusx

I played around a bit and tried to attached a small circle at the end of a 2D line and realized that the vertical positions of the Line and Shapes are 'opposite' to each other. I can 'attach' the circle to the line after multiplying it with negative 1. Why aren't they the same?

Maximortal

@chumcw

just use a limit scale value with inverted min an max to fix it

Chumcw

@maximortal

Yes, it's simple to fix but why is the Y / vertical environment is reversed?

DusX

Just posted a video made using nothing but footage created with Isadora and this tetrahedron tutorial file.

Maximortal

and then watching this I start to want raving back!!!!

Woland

@maximortal said:

and then watching this I start to want raving back!!!!

We can dance if we want to,
we can leave your friends behind.
Cause your friends don't dance and if they don't dance,
Well they're are no friends of mine.

Skulpture

Love it mate. It is a nice track got to say.

A similar vibe but using 3D Model Particles (with no 3D model!)