Where could I find tutorials or resources to learn this? Most of the tutorials I've found so far just show particles moving away from the object being detected.
@@marktorochkin3125 I know you can execute this through p5js with a screen and a mouse, but how would I apply it to human touch on a wall as the screen? Any ideas perhaps? Could I also do it on fabric as the screen?
@@GlytchArt Does Touch Designer process information from the Kinect and the projector natively? Also, are there specific projectors required? Thank you!
lovely!
Thank you so much sir ..Your tutorials helped me a lot.
if possible, could you pls make a tutorial?
I saw something like this at Disney world when I was four I swear. It’s a core memory so it must be true😂
Where could I find tutorials or resources to learn this? Most of the tutorials I've found so far just show particles moving away from the object being detected.
looks like a noise brush with with added blur, normal maps and compositing. try it out!
@@marktorochkin3125 I know you can execute this through p5js with a screen and a mouse, but how would I apply it to human touch on a wall as the screen? Any ideas perhaps? Could I also do it on fabric as the screen?
@@blinkydinklemy comment keeps getting deleted, so tldr: 360 kinect → microsoft sdk → frag shader or touchdesigner
Hi, Any idea if I can execute such a project with the education license version? I am not working on any commercial projects.
love this so much
😮😮😮
i've been trying to figure out how to do this. How did you get the Kinect data to translate as a position on your projection canvas?
They're using a Kinect which has 3d information in which it can translate
@@GlytchArt Does Touch Designer process information from the Kinect and the projector natively? Also, are there specific projectors required? Thank you!
有教学吗❤
TD？
^with a mask)))) virus!! help!!!!!!!