This is v helpful thanks for sharing

fantastic!

Thank u <3

Great video thanks for sharing

thank you! i found that due to my resolution limit (1280x720), running the noise through a Tile TOP effectively increases the "size" of the grain layer, making the image a bit softer and more realistic.

Fantastic tutorial.thanks for sharing your knowledge 🎉

thk!

Exactly what I was looking for

Thinks for posting this!

Nice

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thankyou!!!

Nice and short tutorials, straight to the point, helped me a lot. Thank you :) but is there a way to boole an extruded text or image with a particle cloud or similar? or a proper way to subtract a sop from a top? any kind of help would be a dream...

how to use the code ？pls

Thank you, just what I needed!

Really useful for me, thx ;)

hi! do you have a tutorial? 🙏🏼🙏🏼

Simple trick but very effective!

great job bro ! ! maybe you know where I can train LORA for stream diffusion? Greetings

Awesome 🤩

めっちゃいいですね

Hey this is really nice. How did you connect Kinect Azure to a Mac?

Animating Alembic files has a tremendous impact on performances, I'd suggest instancing FBXs like Factory Settings did over 2 years ago instead ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-FjMQOa0Znmo.htmlsi=jd4IfOkQl3OwsTRn

You solved it all. Thank you lots!

Hey, I really appreciate you sharing your knowledge in these tutorials. I have wanted to try to do this tutorial with another folder but it always gives me an error "invalid decimal literal python" How could I do it with another folder without this happening?

Thank you so much awesome :)

thank you, help me a lot.

Fantastic project man!! can u share it please?

Any way to remove the black background?

Thank you!

this is so awesome! tysm for sharing these techniques.

this is the greatest tutorial format

Thank you.

So inspire, thanx a lot!

That's a good one, thanks for sharing! :D

is there supposed to be audio?

wild

Thanks Scott; For me, as a beginner, these text boxes will help me to sort the projects, and to understand what I have done when I open a project after some time.

this was exactly what I needed - tysm. The kinect2 pt cloud data is stored in the RGB channels, and this was a simple way to get at the depth data for every pt.

Excellent video, as always. Thank you so much.

Dear Scott, thankyou for this video, and the rest of videos of your channel. I have a error when I execute the Button AttributeError: module 'cv2.aruco' has no attribute ´DICT_4X4_50' I think is a problem with the library, maybe it is not compatible with the last version of Python. Thankou again for your videos,

What a cool video.

This is even without sound a very helpful and cool tutorial.

Thank you! 🤍

Thank you man 🙏🏾

These videos are great!

This is a good way to change between multiple scenes. But what if the content inside a base is heavy ? GPU memory is never freed and increasing each time we cook a scene. In my case, it leads to scratching the maximum capacity of my GPU and then TouchDesigner runs at 5-15 fps. Any idea to fix it ?

Thank you!

nice