3D line rendering display

core macros to display 3D objects

(19 Votes)
1.0 (Updated 3 years ago)
1.0MB
March 19, 2021
Reaktor 6

DESCRIPTION

A multi-display driver in core with nodes to display 3D objects.
Also included :
a Blender file which contains a custom made python script which converts a 3D mesh into the right format. Make sure to change the output path in the script before export.
In the example you will see the object moving on 2 axis driven by 2 LFOs and also distort over midi note in.

Thanks to Clement Destephen, Sascha Lazyfish, Dietrich Pank, Georg Haupt for the support, improvement and core multidisplay driver basis.

COMMENTS  (11)

Andres Villarroya
2 years ago
Very good job bro! It's the best I've seen, being able to do audiorecactive within Reaktor without having to do it with Touchdesigner is what I was looking for. It would be nice to make visualizers for Reaktor, there aren't many
MvKeinen
3 years ago
wow, that's really great stuff. Thanks for uploading!
Studiowaves
3 years ago
That's pretty amazing, I'm no blender expert but it would be very cool to use this to follow the music and have blender fill the shapes in using fractal geometry. That's a very profession concept. I hope it takes off and others post some blender video's somewhere. Especially with 3D headsets like the Oculus, etc.
Catman Dude
3 years ago
Echoing all the other comments: game-changing! Thank you, Efflam!
Jerome Santiago
3 years ago
This is superb, ISF shader compatibility would just kill it, Reaktor would be a full on audio visualizer with thousands of options to play motion graphics or apply visual FX to input all real-time.
Frank Uhlmann
3 years ago
tout simplement génial
TWR
3 years ago
Absolutely brilliant, thanks Efflam!
Paule
3 years ago
Philippe, please press a key on your keyboard or drive in with a sequencer. The sphere becomes a new form.
Colin Brown
3 years ago
hehe, very cool! Thanks
krosstalk
3 years ago
joliii, merc. Dommage que je ne sois pas plus balaise en Blender...
Paule
3 years ago
Thank you Efflam
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