@dbini said:

lovely, thanks for sharing. the GLSL reference didn't attach - you may need to zip it to get the forum software to accept it.

 Now it's uploaded as a .zip!

@woland said:

@ubik said:
ubik-fd-glsl-pack.zip
We'd love it if you'd upload this to the Add-Ons Page so these wonderful tools don't get buried in the forum.
(There's a link in my signature.)

 I'll make sure to do that!

@dusx said:

@ubik said:
GLSL Reference
The link or document this references didn't connect. What was it?

 It was an .md file. I've uploaded it as a .zip now.

@ubik fantastic! Thank you for sharing with the Izzy community.

@ubik said:

GLSL Reference

 The link or document this references didn't connect. What was it?

@ubik said:

ubik-fd-glsl-pack.zip

 We'd love it if you'd upload this to the Add-Ons Page so these wonderful tools don't get buried in the forum.

(There's a link in my signature.)

@ubik @Skulpture @dbini 

I had to re-create this post because the formatting on the original one got wonky in such a way that I couldn't reply to or edit the topic at all.

lovely, thanks for sharing. the GLSL reference didn't attach - you may need to zip it to get the forum software to accept it.

These are brilliant - thanks for sharing. 

Hello everyone in the forum! I have been using Claude AI to code GLSL shaders. It is an amazing way to create your dream effects! Really, you should all try it. To make the chatbot proccess more streamlined, add the attached reference when using an AI to make GLSL patches.

Best practice is to make a project folder in the LLM of choice and upload the reference file there. I have also included the Isadora manual. I had to split it into four parts to get around the size limit.

The GLSL effects included are the following:

• FD Analog Signal Noise — Animated luminance/color grain overlay
• FD Fluid UV Distort — Psychedelic melting warp with rotating wave fields
• FD Luma Color Remap — Maps luminance to a 2-color gradient
• FD Perlin Noise — Generative B&W Perlin noise with 5 modes
• FD VHS Chroma Blur — Horizontal chroma smear, sharp luma
• FD VHS Saturation Crush — Tape-style saturation collapse + warm black crush
• FD VHS Scanlines — CRT/VHS horizontal scanlines
• FD VHS Tape Degradation — All-in-one VHS effect (scanlines, noise, wobble, aberration, chroma blur, saturation/black crush)
• FD Displace — Displacement mapping with 1D/2D modes and edge control
• FD Domain Warp Feedback — Warp + hue shift feedback loop (needs video input) [IMPORTANT: Connect output into an empty GLSL shader and then back into input 2]
• FD Domain Warp Generative — Self-generating geometric warp feedback (no video input) [IMPORTANT: Connect output into an empty GLSL shader and then back into input 1]

ubik-fd-glsl-pack.zip

Isadora GLSL Reference (Best to use the .md file if you're uploading it to a chatbot, use the .rtf to read it yourself)

@woland Thanks for the Suggestion. Still - having this feature inside Stage Settings would enable the User to Safe the Setting with the Show. That would simplify Setup and reduce room for error, espacially in enviroments where we run multiple Shows from the same Computer. Cheers

@tatrapikao

Setting up the Beamers in System Preferences (outside of Isadora) in Portrait Mode (90 degree rotation) should be the only thing you need to do. 

Then they show up in Stage Setup vertically and the edge blending should work fine.

As always though, bench test your setup (or something as close to it as you can get) before arriving at the venue.