it’s Quartz Composer.
A lot of the stuff I’ve been doing lately has been about emulating stuff you can do in VVVV in QC though. I’ve also been working on converting a lot of VVVV shaders to work in GLSL/QC, so there’s a connection.

Cheers,

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what you are doing is pretty amazing. i for one would suggest keeping at it like you have been doing. i look forward every day to seeing what you have been up to and for the most part, i learn as much by taking it apart and playing with it as i might with a tutorial. you might take a break for a while and write up a little book at some point though. a basic book would open up QC to a bunch of people who aren’t using it yet.

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I do post code sometimes. Unfortunately, there’s a lot of work involved in putting together a proper tutorial, especially for relatively advanced stuff like this (not saying I’m a QC guru or anything, but I’ve learnt quite a lot over the year or so I’ve been tinkering with it). I always mean to do some tutorials, but I get distracted, and end up making something new instead…

One thing I do like to do is comment my code, and add explanatory notes to the compositions I release. It’s partly for my own benefit, so I know what’s what when I come back to the comp. later, but hopefully will prove useful to anyone else who might want to pull things apart to see how they work.

a|x

a|x

Half of the fun is breaking it in unexpected ways.