Cool! Like birds' wings!

hi pilou,

i have really liked the short videos you post. i was wondering how you create and post them. they are a very effective way of conveying information.

anthony

I just use this free little true gem! ;) Perfect for little things!

http://blog.bahraniapps.com/gifcam/

I have made the French Manual! ;
http://moiscript.weebly.com/gifcam.html

If you want big beast of video this one is very cool too! (free till 1/4 hour )
https://screencast-o-matic.com/plans

oh awesome. thanks pilou. gifcam looks great. i used to use screencast-o-matic a long tiime ago. recently tried open broadcaster, but was having issues with that. i found my amd drivers to be the best option. i'm using that now for videos. but gifcam looks great for short uploads like you have been doing. i think this is really useful. thanks for sharing how you have been doing it.

Hi Friends
Reconnecting to James's Fractal file,
I tried to create a Fractal Macro
that could be applied to a Basic Polygon -
to get the iterations, you need to reapply
the Macro at its Out Curve n times ...
Unfortunately I was unable to apply the iterations
to a parameter ...
Perhaps, Karsten, whose recent Tools (Loop) I saw
I have to say, they are still quite mysterious to me
will be able to improve this iterative process
file to this Link:
http://www.mediafire.com/file/440cay7pld8o5xx/M-FRACTAL.zip/file
have a nice day to all
al

"BLOBBY FICTION!"

:)

Cool! There is not an artefact on the top ? Like a hole ...

Eye pleasant and amazing as usual!!!

You keep very high your bar :)

Cheers Marco,

Thanks for your appreciation.
Here is a screen proposal done in NE with randomised curve attractors.

James
https://www.instagram.com/nodeology/

An another

Another NE experiment with curve attractor rotating and scaling triangular cutouts
James
https://www.instagram.com/nodeology/

Another woven pattern done with NodeEditor
James
https://www.instagram.com/nodeology/

Very complex and beautiful!

>> Very complex and beautiful! <<

Thanks Marco! I appreciate your appreciation.

The result may look complex, but it you look at the node wiring images on instagram
you will see that it was relatively simple tp define....

...while allowing for infinite manipulation of the resultant weave.
Such is the advantage of this methodology.

Anyway, thanks again
James
https://www.instagram.com/nodeology/