Glad someone is working on this! Can’t wait to prompt. my own fix!

Late to the party here, but the vectorField patch to create the object I downloaded isn't recognizing the mouseForce argument... any ideas?

Did it gonna head on with this.

Can it modify current patchers?

Great stuff, thanks for posting!!! I'm running into some kind of API bug, but I should be able to figure it out after some sleep, hopefully.

Been trying to get another patch to work with the API but wasnt able. Either way the new canvas looks promising.

Thanks a lot for sharing! This is SUPER amazing, and exactly what I wanted to implement!

so cool!

This is amazing, should it work the same on a Mac M!

Is it possible to get a copy of the patch?

Hi! I have a question. In my codebox the output node dissapears when i set the codes. I don't know why. Is there some sort of solution about it?

amazing stuff. Do you know if this uses the Timo Hoogland example? It would be amazing to see how you instruct Max to execute the output from the prompt

Wow that’s wild!

oooooo! I just did a similar thing in python a couple weeks ago. I've been trying to teach a gpt how to implement basic process for me but its been a struggle D: Im working on making a set of training data for it to use

nice one! would be nice to see how you've implemented this :D

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This is a great tutorial! I had a quick question: I was experimenting with the 2D model and mapped the texture onto a [jit.gl.gridshape] object. How exactly would you be able to change the color of the from the final [jit.matrix current] object? It shows as red and even when I place it through a [jit.gl.texture] object I can only take that red color and multiply it by the erase_color and the gl_color of the [jit.gl.texture] and [jit.gl.grideshape] objects. (hopefully that all make sense)

Great video. Good explanation. Thanks a lot ... unfortunately, now i have ideas to do things ... wasting time ... ;)

first of all this looks amazing! i've followed your tutorial closely yesterday and i got the patch working, pretty much as intended. however, my fluid looks a lot less smooth than yours and the mouse seems to leave a residue where it is clicked. is there any way i can troubleshoot this? do you have an idea what could be the reason? i'm working on max 8.6 using an m1 mac

The initial way I would think this could "control music" is to define the pitch spectrum starting from middle to edges, with midpoint having lowest bass, edges highest treble (ie. radial sonic spectum from center low hz to outer high hz). Upon clicking any point on the surface... it determines the pitch based on radial distance from center. The propogation and volume of the note would be relative to the force of the hit. That is pretty simple/straightforward. Ideally it would utilize a 2D input pad for it, that could encompass the entire X-Y plane (something like a Kaoss pad or similar to input X/Y coordinate), with an associated force. I think that's how the Kaoss pad effects work anyway ;) Aside from that, I would think modulation could come from other inputs/stimuli (ie. modulating with left hand on something else, while tapping with right). Don't know if that's too interesting, though... if I have any cooler ideas I'll lyk. Or holding any point on the surface "builds up" a wave/force... then when letting go, releases it at that pitch (radial distance) and given force relative to length of hold, causing the visual impulse then, possibly sonic too if you want then. Or both ways... something like "pushing and pulling water" ... maybe it detects taps vs. holds... would be a nice line... a tap causes immediate impulse with some force. A hold just builds up the impulse and then releases, similarly. Alright I'll go think of something else...

I'm recreating this patch but in the codebox it has a function call mising.

brilliant tutorial

This is excellent!

Great tutorial!

Can you add a video explaining your process? It looks great, thanks

Thanks for this tutorial! One small question though: @24:20 don't you need to swiz x and y before putting them together into vec2?

Such an awesome tutorial!! Also appreciate that you included the source articles. Thank you so much!

Bonjour, beaucoup d’erreurs, dommage.

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One of the best jitter videos i have seen. Would love to see more vector based physics simulation tutorials from you! Cheers

Great tutorial man, thanks a lot ! Has anyone managed to get this working on macOS ?

Wow

Thanks for this!

that's great, I would love to use the resulting vector field to drive a gpu particle system :) Or also inject some real pictures inside the simulation... so much possibilities, thank you for sharing that

this is amazing, thanks for sharing.

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