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Damm this is great🎉🎉🎉😅

Just discovered this because Bryan Johnson ripped your art to promote his rave. Really cool stuff!

Great video. How would you do this tutorial today in 2024?

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this can be good for a music video

this is so great!

Simply the best and so smooth!

more processing tutoriallllss!!!

How did you even get the name of the original researchers

Very cool. I would like to make one with a hand shwpe so You can place your hand. Very nices visuals

Are these for sale ?

it's so interesting you said "the key to that is to layer up sins and cosines on top of each other", because i knew that logically from uni- that's the basis of a fourier series

wow incredible

this is so cool, how do i begin learning how to do this?? like how do you implement algorithms and projection map it and shi

is there any equivalent programme for windows too? LOL

wow.. give us more tutos please with processing software, ur last one is great with Multiplex ^^ ^^! ur great

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Thanks a lot for a great tutorial! I made this inspired by it (using some randomizations for the sines, color sequence etc): ua-cam.com/video/9NfUdOsgm50/v-deo.html

Awesome very useful for noise input & live visuals

What language/software did you use to generate the custom topographic designs based on the conrec algorithm?

It's cool, could you do a more detailed video about the maths?

Cool! Can you make a video now for each of these? ua-cam.com/video/LkUivkc8CNM/v-deo.html

PLs give the source code also

Dang that was interesting, and I’ve been hearing a lot about Processing lately. Thanks for putting this video together!

This is wonderful and I appreciate the brief but somewhat in-depth explanation

Great video, also very inspiring

Where can I learn this? Is there any course which teaches this from basics

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is ther a way to get rid of those odd endpoints of the function that sometimes flare out?

Thanks Alexander, this is a great tutorial, very helpful!

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Legend thank you for this, so helpful

I found this video at the beginning of the pandemic and it reinvigorated my passion for generative art. I just want to say that I really appreciate you taking the time to show us something that inspired you because in doing so it inspired us.

the 1968 computer is a Xerox Alta ?

inspiring! im a designer and musician who failed math and i type with 2 fingers. code scares me, but you're opening me up! you showed me in this video that it doesn't take much to get something cool moving around. Question.. if i was to dedicate time to learning a programming language for generative art, which would you suggest? JS, Python?

"Drunk Jedi waving a light saber" 🤣

thanks for the video, i’m excited to learn processing

hey man, can you teach what you made in the video?

incredible

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I loved this video, thank you!

Thanks Alexander! Really interesting process. I will do some experimenting - looks like there are a lot of possibilities.

somewone copy and paste for me?

please make more I subscribed

Just need to learn to code 🥲

good content in the video. Just wish i didn't hear your lips smacking (or loud ass keyboard whichever it is) at the end of every sentence.

Reminds me of the good old days programming assembler on the 8088 and learning about lissajous

In case this comment section is still interested, there is an entire set of programs related to parametric design developed by Robert McNeel called "Rhinocers" and the parametric part of it is called "Grasshopper". Its a sort of visual coding that i'm sure you guys will love to check out. Great video though, cheers!

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Thank you soooo much for sharing your process!