fantastic❤

9:04 Once I get to here, my blob just translates down and disappears. Not sure what I'm missing :(

The weird issue is that my glass is not as transparent as you do, I followed every step and I don't know why

So helpful and easy to follow, thank you!! Will support you on Patreon :)

Awesome tutorial! Thank you so much for sharing this!

@ 9:09 my blob is glitchy and is in the shape of a cube. My shape it is set to sphere and I rewatched the video and can't see what I did wrong. I tried different anti-aliasing settings but it had no effect on my issue.

Excellent

Hello, it's a pleasure to see your component, I hope you have time to share the core GLSL part of the component to get used and sometimes understand the principle to make it easier to use your component. I also found an issue where the component 2D to 3D conversion in the file you uploaded missed a process. to_feedback should be preceded by another reorder. I think you must have missed it

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King!

thanks for sharing!

Amazing job!

Would be great to make the voice volume higher. My volume is at the max and I barely hear your voice.

I would expect actually that attractors will be mouse interaction or other real-time interactions. But that is actually gives a totally different look compared to the previous tutorial patterns

At minute 22:00 particles still not getting fixed

At minute 22:00 particles still not getting fixed

Thanks always, Quick question, please recommend me a reasonable, not ideal, specification of notebook for touchdesigner.

The operation at 22:00 that fix the particles, in my case doesn't work and they disappear. Maybe is my version 2023 that is not ok for this?

ahora si voy con esto ! gracias

Cool

Hell yeah

amazing! great work man

Thanks for your amazing tutorials!

Thanks for sharing! ✨

This is a great project. You’ve done a really good job at showcasing its possibilities! I like how the inside of the COMP is laid out as well.

Thank you! This is wonderful.

what is the difference if i want to add attractors to 3d particle system in tops?

How to get "Null" like you?

Nice trick with the remap i never think about it!! BRAVO !!!

The result looks absolutely amazing, thank you for sharing

I made a clip using what you showed here. Thank you for making these tutorials!

Great and solid tut! keep it up

this is great 👍

Gorgeous! Thanks so much!

This is really great tutorial.. keep them coming.

very good and very well explained, thank you

could you please also learn about how to make point clouds visual from picture and video ? thanks

thanks a lot

Thanks for this great tutorial series... Could you share post section? please... We are getting a problem about it...

Thank u so much! Your projects are amazing!

Thank you very much!by the way, Can you tell me how to create an effect of a river that defines the flow and bends?

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Amazing ! Thx ! Keep it up !

como se añaden mas atractores? los 10 atractores o la constante de 10 atractores donde se conectan? no alcanza a verse en el video. Excelente tutorial, gracias.

Thanks a lot!, BTW, I have a quick question. Can I make a movie file out of 'pos_out'''s view as a point instead of view as an image?

Hi mini uv and thank for the two tutorials. There's an issue at 31:50 (which I higly doubt is due to any error made whilst following the tutorial as I've rewatched it two times by now but it could still be so nevertheless) because due to all the changes done in the post-fx section (which are not shown in either videos), the whole network turns entirely black because of the Bloom custom component turning all the pixel RGB/RBGA values from whatever number it gets via input into "nan" [not a number] which indicates that the whole section going from the render TOP of the first tutorial til the ending Out/Null TOP (the post-fx) contains important changes that are never shown and can't be followed trough unless you have access to the sample file. When first seeing the ending result from a post on Reddit I was very excited to see how you tuned the post-fx section cause I think it looks very neat but there's no way to get there unless I pay for the Patreon sub and get the sample file from there, I would suggest that next time you make a tutorial that is split in multiple parts you keep the version at the end of the first tutorial identical to the beginning of the second one OR explain every change that was made between and not only some of them. Anyway it was still a very interesting tutorial and I hope to see more from you in the future. P.S.: I would personally increase the mic volume a little bit for the next time ;D

Great! Thanks a lot. :)

learnt alot. thanks!🙌