Following a request for the Adaptive Tiling composition mentioned in a previous post from 2012, I spend a fruitless hour or so trying to track down the file. So I decided to try and recreate the setup, based on an iterative Core Image Filter.
It’s a long time since I did any Quartz Composer work, and I can’t remember exactly how I did it last time, so I don’t know if the remade version is as efficient as the original, but it does seem to work.
Here’s the Dropbox link to the file.
As usual, you’re welcome to do whatever you want with it, but some form of credit would be nice if you use it as part of your own work (especially if it’s used commercially). Drop me a message and let me know what you did with it, if you do find it useful.
This composition uses a builtin camera, but could easily to adapted into a plugin for VDMX or other realtime video applications.
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