Drawing with particles (Touchdesigner tutorial)

A basic instancing technique that you can use to convert any image into a bunch of particles.
Subscribe to this channel not to miss new tutorials!
Support me on Patreon: / noonesimg

[@a.f.m.4134]

I really appreciate your method of tutorial creation. The fast paced vibe gets me working quickly, and I can always go back and study specific moves to think through why they're significant. this in combination with other longer tutorials is a great way to learn. Keep up the wonderful work.

[@nimagazestani8364]

This video is an art-work, pls keep doing what you're doing! I think is a good learning material, for intermediate mostly i guess. Good job! I loved it and it took me more time to watch it than to write this comment; so now I will watch it again ;) thx for sharing!

[@stickwithit]

Helpful tips as usual thanks for sharing!

[@mauriciomassaia]

Nice frenetic tutorial!! Nice voice tone and pace, I didnt even touch the playback speed.

[@elanmenkin6197]

Quick, concise, and Mario Kart music

[@jenyagura]

Thanks so much for the inspiring idea :)

[@mahlonyeager3815]

Awesome!

[@annafarre1791]

Great Tutorial! I had to set up the speed to 0.25 and was cracking up 100% would recommend.

[@ysy69]

this is great, thanks. short and to the point. would love to see more where we can transform existing images and videos. How about this one with audio reactive?

[@theboytheycalljonny1]

Brilliant. Thanks! Your videos sound very interesting at 0.25 playback speed :)

[@alicutzemi]

Wow, Amazing man! Thanks for share this tutorial! I have a question mate, how can I change the resolution of Video? the aspect is set to 1:1 .

[@YantraImagens]

Great as always. Is it interactive? I mean, could I “destroy” de image when touching it?

[@ziaquamar7881]

How did you shift the axis in Cam COMP??? I'm not able to fix the grid... Please help.. Also great tutorials bro.. Loving it.. It's been a go to place to learn things as a newbie.

[@LucasVogel]

I like the fast style but it would add SO MUCH to the tutorial if you explained (It could be super fast too) the reason behind somethings. For example the feedback uv loop, why does it make a grid, why is that ur method of choice, etc etc. I know it breaks a little from the fast pace but I insist it adds SO MUCH to the learning experience.

[@rapideye101]

would also appreaciate that. feels like 95% of tutorials on YT are not tutorials, just someone telling me the names of nodes. if that is the intent, just give me the file, i can do that on my own.

[@noonesimg]

Thanks for the feedback! I was thinking about it too, but at the same time I want to keep these videos short and going with 1 feature / technique per tutorial. Maybe sometime I'll make kind of a collection of these smaller tips and tricks video. To cover stuff like uvs, and grids, and going between operator families etc :)

[@rapideye101]

@@noonesimg don't get me wrong. such videos are really helpfull, especially to see what is possible and how little effort it takes in the end. however, for a complete beginner probably not best point of entry in such a software. really looking forward for more!

[@pataguan]

@@noonesimg es una técnica acelerada, como si nuestros procesos imaginarios de creación corrieran a gran velocidad, apretando pausa y play para seguir. Creo que tus videos son un gran aporte positivo para quienes buscamos aprender de una memoria presente colectiva, también es algo extraño dentro del espectro youtube lo que haces, se agradece que compartas tus conocimientos, ayudas a transformar los bits en posibilidades de arte. abrazos.

[@noonesimg]

Oh, no problem man, I see your point. It's definitely not the best entry point. That never was my intention :) The best entry point I know is Bileam Tachepe beginner course kzbin.info ?list=PLFrhecWXVn5862cxJgysq9PYSJLdfNIHz

[@pataguan]

Excelente, muchas gracias por compartir, haces un muy buen aporte a toda la comunidad, se podrá hacer con nube de puntos? Abrazos

[@noonesimg]

Thanks, I'm not exactly sure in the translation :) I guess you can use a point file in TOP, either for initial points position or to apply some velocity to existing points. The problem is that this example is purely in 2D

[@markus_knoedel]

Great. Every time. I get some kind of grid in the points? Like dividing the whole picture in more parts.

[@nakayama6918]

I finally found out Ian Hubert in TouchDesigner

[@yakdm8838]

Can i connect xbox kinnect with these particles to make them interactive?? If yes then can you tell me how?

[@afrosymphony8207]

why mine not moving as fast as yours in the video??

[@fabiocristantiello]

I can't find the ''inside'' operator used in the video, the one I get has different parameters, can anyone help me?

[@kebatekmusic2705]

well done, you are going fast. it doesn't help me at all

[@stipeofficial6674]

I suggest you put the KZbin playback speed control at 0.25 ;)

[@laueric3787]

Tbh, not a tutorial for beginner, it wastes my time to follow the step and even something you didn't show clearly:)