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    • liminal_andy

      Automatic Lower Thirds with Isadora and ZoomOSC 4
      Showcase • alpha channel osc zoomosc zoom virtual theatre • • liminal_andy

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      tlaloc

      Great work with ZoomOSC Andy! With the capabilities of Isadora and the Window into zoom through ZoomOSC we have been able to do some wonderful virtual theatrical happenings! I hope the Office Hours Group plays with isadora more. They will love it.


      Tláloc López-Watermann 

    • J

      [ANSWERED] How to use Add Alpha Channel and Alpha Mask
      How To... ? • alpha alpha channel alpha mask gpu transparency • • jbbarriere

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      @woland

      Brilliant! 

      Many thanks!

      jbb

    • Kathmandale

      GLSL - baby steps (Or "How I Added Alpha Support to Some of TT's Shaders")
      How To... ? • glsl alpha channel • • Kathmandale

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      @mark

      Thanks Mark. I've attached some text files with the amended code here.

      Looking forward to seeing what other people are doing with shaders.


      All the best,

      Andrew

      TT Shaders with Alpha.zip

    • AlexWilliams

      Gradient Blur or Vignette on an Alpha Channel
      How To... ? • gradient blur vignette alpha channel transparency • • AlexWilliams

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      plastictaxi

      @AlexWilliams - or to build on @jhoepffner's scene - make your background a blur of the source as well - is that what you meant? the 'blur gradient' is affected by the amount of blur on the shape, and the background blur is the maximum outside.