Curl noise displacement (Touchdesigner tutorial)

Here's my take on curl noise displacement and probably the easiest way to implement it in TD using nothing but standard TOP operators.
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[@elekktronaut]

amazing!!

[@stigmollerhansen]

Great stuff! Learned a lot. But since when did 6-2=3 (1:20) 😅

[@maxschweder704]

Hellooo noones, thx sooo much for your videos!!! 🙂They are so awesome! Question: What's the difference between this and the slope TOP?

[@simonegarciab]

love your videos!! thanksss 💓💓

[@beans9872]

How do I turn this into a TOP component?

[@considercaption]

Thanks!

[@thanhakhanhlinh5872]

Hi, I'm following the tutorial and have done it over and over again, but can't seem to drag the displace onto the feedback? another question is, I'm new to this, but I can't wrap my head around what's making the movement/animation. is it the feedback itself being displaced over and over again that makes it move?

[@noonesimg]

There's a parameter called Target Top in Feedback Top parameters, try drag and drop your displace TOP there. As for the movement: it's caused by the displace TOP in this feedback loop: each frame the image given by Feedback top get's displaced just a little bit, and then sent back to the Feedback TOP, and then displaced again etc

[@thanhakhanhlinh5872]

@@noonesimg thank you so much for your reply! I think I got it now~

[@gleix_]

These little technique tutorials you've been doing are fantastic - and I really appreciate the brevity. Quick and to the point, no nonsense. They're more like taking a knowledge pill than working through a tutorial.

[@leitflux]

You're just making my learning so much better. I thank you!

[@secretvanush]

How can I get the noise to be continuous

[@gnome3d750]

GOD DAMN THIS CHANNEL IS A GOLD MINE!

[@julienbayle]

very nice. exploring the way (more conceptually than technically) to continuously feed it vs a convergent process and how to balance between both (

[@yev2488]

Thanks for all your wonderfull tuts, I used this one for a friend : kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z6myf3arrbR3h7s Love your channel, I hope that you find your way in the pause and wish you the best for your projects. I can't wait for your comeback in TD :)

[@francescotorelli1404]

Thanks for the tutorial! Question from a beginner: how can I slow down the speed of the curling? Thanks!

[@gherardovitali9200]

Hi i was wondering how you can change the colours and how you can make the noise keep going instead of disappearing. Thanks.

[@JavierCasadidio]

Super! Thank you!!!

[@unveil7762]

GG bro thanks

[@MXZEHN]

Love your tutorials!

[@Kekomanch]

Thank you so much for content!!

[@sphericalaberration]

thank you this so amazing!

[@pazgonzalez1804]

hii, I'm doing your tutorial and it happens to me that my TD doesn't have the top LIMIT operator. I wonder if I can occupy another operator and arrive at a similar result. (I have the test TD) :)

[@noonesimg]

Hey, I'm pretty sure TD has the limit TOP, was there last time I've checked ;) docs.derivative.ca/Limit_TOP#:~:text=The%20Limit%20TOP%20can%20limit,lie%20within%20the%20given%20range.

[@forkni]

Aha! Nailed that!

[@jacopowilliamdedenaro1603]

so fast, smart and effective ❤️

[@LucasVogel]

ty

[@cspacebrown]

you're such a babe, how much we talking to become a patreon, do we get to submit ideas too?

[@noonesimg]

haha, you can check out the tiers via the link. Haven't thought about actually submitting your own topic, but you can sometimes vote for the next topic from a certain tier.

[@stan8832]

Thank you, love this simple trick! I was wondering, for a while now, how you can make techniques like this flow on continuously, without having to manually refresh the feedback and without seeing a hard reset on the effect. I have tried dozen of ways but I couldn't wrap my head around it. You really just want to use the original input again and combine that again with an overlaying feedback loop, so it is a smooth continuous effect, like forever curling without losing the colors or the image too much. How would you tackle this Ivan?

[@noonesimg]

Thanks! Well, I guess, you can experiment with adding a cross top right after the feedback and feed the initial image into the second input - moving the cross slider will free you from the hard reset :) I don't think you can do curl displacement like that without loosing colors after a while, try out adding an over top and add something that changes colors, like the circle in the end of this video. Maybe that's a way to start :)

[@stan8832]

@@noonesimg Awesome thanks, will try that!

[@xichx]

niiice