this should be possible when alt factor is set to 0 and with a bit of tweaking with gravity, friction and so forth.
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Hi !While I'm patching custom UI to roughly achieve the looks I need for this add-on, here's some new suggestion (apart from what I mentioned in other topic) for functionality: is it possible to add spin factor to the attractor? for instance, using X,Y we could make spin direction arrow and the speed of the spin would be related to distance from origin (X,Y of the attractor) to the directed point. maybe just angle and speed parameters would be enough and then UI could be implemented to manipulate them with touch in intuitive ways. (adding acceleration and stuff). it could result in very cool random to sine LFO-like transformations in terms of parameter modulation.
I don't understand this spin concept, should it interact with the particules ?
anyway, if you're keen to code, I can send you the sources so you could improve the module, no problem.
Olivar
About the spin, yes it would act as centrifugal force on particles stirring and repelling them depending on speed and mass combination, or otherwise create flattened orbits for the particles.
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While I'm patching custom UI to roughly achieve the looks I need for this add-on, here's some new suggestion (apart from what I mentioned in other topic) for functionality: is it possible to add spin factor to the attractor? for instance, using X,Y we could make spin direction arrow and the speed of the spin would be related to distance from origin (X,Y of the attractor) to the directed point. maybe just angle and speed parameters would be enough and then UI could be implemented to manipulate them with touch in intuitive ways. (adding acceleration and stuff). it could result in very cool random to sine LFO-like transformations in terms of parameter modulation.
Hi !I don't understand this spin concept, should it interact with the particules ?
anyway, if you're keen to code, I can send you the sources so you could improve the module, no problem.
Olivar
Statistics: Posted by oli_lab — 20 Sep 2018, 09:23
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I just thought, is it possible to have more than one attractor in module? would be interesting to be able to have 1 to 8 or so attractors, then with some patching it could be tied to touch inputs, like each new finger is new attractor.
could be another module, will look into itStatistics: Posted by oli_lab — 04 Feb 2018, 02:25
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can't wait for update and thanks for the module! I've demonstrated here what I did with it so far: http://www.sensomusic.org/forums/viewtopic.php?id=6088
Statistics: Posted by x.iso — 01 Feb 2018, 01:40
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EDIT : I did try, but not convincing. better stick to the idea of an inversion of the physic laws inside the pink disk !
as well as the fps speed.
EDIT : get more speed variations than befor, more expressive indeed, will keep.
as for the interface beautifying, i'm not sure I will spend some time with that as I personally have no appeal to nice interface (I came from PureData ^^) and I never look at the screen when playing live !
my plan for using this module is to herd some sounds in a 2d plan with a giant joystick (the one you see sometimes on the HH3 screen).
the particle positions will be transmitted via OSC to a Processing script for a proper old school green on black monitor !
Statistics: Posted by oli_lab — 31 Jan 2018, 21:03
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EDIT: seems like it's Usine's glitches after all
Statistics: Posted by x.iso — 30 Jan 2018, 12:05
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Also, it would be nice to have some more visual customizations
like particle color array, canon color (and visibility), attractor color, attractor 'well' color. if possible to add fade effect (with adjustment) for particles would be also cool!Statistics: Posted by x.iso — 30 Jan 2018, 02:05
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2) add physics speed, it's a bit easier when you want particles to swirl around in same manner but faster or slower.
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Olivar
Statistics: Posted by oli_lab — 29 Jan 2018, 23:11
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