mark2222
mark2222
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2nd Feb 2018
16th Feb 2018
This one builds a lot on previous lessons. Do check them out if you haven't already!
subframe 60hz electronics electronic tutorial lesson guide walkthrough

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  • 008cff
    008cff
    31st Dec 2023
    u can set the conv temp to a element and it will only convert that element to its ctype
  • LegenDUST
    LegenDUST
    15th Feb 2021
    Quick note for ver 95 : Now you can set tmp with element name! (prop tool -> tmp -> you can just write 'SPRK' -> tada)
  • Jonayed
    Jonayed
    23rd Mar 2020
    Gr8 tutorial on subframing for begiiners.
  • Merlin1846
    Merlin1846
    5th Nov 2019
    My solid bray was better i put 1 pix of filt in front of aray then set filts tmp to 6
  • NACEOD
    NACEOD
    5th Oct 2018
    oh thanks sorry I couldn't word it properly :b
  • mark2222
    mark2222
    5th Oct 2018
    @NACEOD So the ARAY does the XOR computation to get a BRAY. Then the DTEC reads the BRAY's ctype into adjacent FILTs -- specifically, one FILT in the top row and all the FILTs in the bottom row. Then, DRAY copies the bottom FILT to the top FILT, which changes the result of the ARAY computation in the next frame. It might help if you used shift-f to update the particles one by one.
  • NACEOD
    NACEOD
    5th Oct 2018
    what's making the filt's ctype to change and make a sierpinski
  • NACEOD
    NACEOD
    5th Oct 2018
    how does the filt change Ctype in a set pattern, wouldn't it just copy the floor of the Array's FILT? In other words, How'd he input to the filt to get it's Ctype to change like that?
  • mark2222
    mark2222
    5th Oct 2018
    @NACEOD Sorry, I'm not sure I understand. What do you mean by "shift ctype in the same pattern"? Each frame, the pattern is xor-ed with a shifted version of itself.
  • NACEOD
    NACEOD
    5th Oct 2018
    what I don't understand is how is it programmed to shift Ctype in the same pattern, wouldn't it just copy the first?