Matth

The video system was entirely made with Max. A lot of OpenGL layers could be controlled individually by the visitors. camera tracking with cv.jit

The system ran on a quadcore Macbook Pro. The patches communicated through UDP with live for the sound.

you-are-here-somewhere-else

You  are here... somewhere else

Andrew Blanton

All software for the installation was made with MAX using security cameras and projecting on transparent screens. Three max patches were used running on three networked computers for the installation. The first patch used the cv.jit library to do blob tracking on the audience in the first room. That data from the blob detection was then sent to the second patch running the 3d model built in with jit.gen would then react and move based on that data. Finally the third patch would extract audio data out of the image using a slit-scan process to then drive a oscbank~.

panoptics

PANOPTICS

Chris Vik

In this Selfie Sunday we learn how to use noise algorithms to generate a rippling effect that we can apply to our webcam. The effect can give a warped mirror look, a shimmering crystalline effect, or even a rippling water effect. 

Difficulty: 1 out of 4 planes on the ARGB scale

This tutorial focuses on the following objects: [jit.bfg], [jit.gen] 

In this Selfie Sunday we learn how to use noise algorithms to generate a rippling effect that we can apply to our webcam. The effect can giv

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