This doesn't actually do anything by itself! You need to send some OSC messages to it to make it do anything. It's designed to be used with oscillare.
Address: "/progs" Content: first string is the name of the slot that the program will go into, second is the type of program.
E.g. "s", "sine" will create a sine program and put it in slot "s" (which is the main slot that's shown)
Address: "/progs/uniform" Content: first is the slot name, second is the uniform name, third is the value
E.g. "s", "time", 0.3 will set the time of the sine program above to 0.5
Address: "/progs/effect" Content: first string is the slot slot of the main program, second is the slot of the effect
E.g. Osc message "/progs" "p1", "fade" will put a fade effect into "p1" and "/progs/effect" "s", "p1" will point the sine program above to "p1"
Address: "/progs/connections" Content: first string is the slot slot of the main program, the rest are layered programs
E.g. Osc message "/progs" "p1", "sine" will put a base sine program into "p1", message "/progs" "p2", "dots" will put a base dots program into "p2", message "/progs" "s", "add" will put an add layer program into "s" and "/progs/connections" "s", "p1", "p2" will make that layer program add p1 and p2 together.
See oscillare for a list of programs.
- Using EqTexture as the base program of Add doesn't work. Not sure why yet.
- Loops aren't checked for prior to rendering. Instead, we cap
getEffect()at 20 for each program.
- Moving all the visualizations from https://github.com/ulyssesp/AVSyn to this
- Creating a multiply layer effect
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