Re:Node-based a/v composition: programs as graphs and graphs...
by jcelerier on Sunday December 29, 2019 @03:04PM
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If someone's interested in moving the node-based media software status quo, I've been developing ossia score for the past few years : https://ossia.io
A big difference with other similar environments, is that the dataflow graph evolves dynamically based on a timeline which is useful for interactive shows, etc.
I've recently been working on doing the same for shader-based stuff : https://twitter.com/jcelerie/status/1211354889873510400
Re:Node-based a/v composition: programs as graphs and graphs...
by anigbrowl on Monday December 30, 2019 @12:19AM
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Intriguing. Very surprised I've never heard about this before, and refreshingly different from most other tools in this field. I look forward to trying it out.
A big difference with other similar environments, is that the dataflow graph evolves dynamically based on a timeline which is useful for interactive shows, etc. I've recently been working on doing the same for shader-based stuff : https://twitter.com/jcelerie/status/1211354889873510400