I just released a new version of the GLGraphics library for Processing (0.8), which is available for download at the sourceforge page.
This version finally includes all the features originally planned for the library (off-screen rendering, floating-point textures, gpgpu calculations such as particle systems). From now on until the 1.0 release, the idea is to do only bugfixes and minor improvements.
There is also a website for the library.
I uploaded a first version of the website for the GSVideo project:
http://users.design.ucla.edu/~acolubri/processing/gsvideo/home/
I tried to put together all the comments and suggestions that people posted on the blog up to this point.
I also released a new version of the library, 0.4. It includes a new object called GSCustom that allows to build arbitrary GStreamer pipelines inside Processing.
I just created an account on 6pli, which is an application to create visual, networked representations of all the links in a del.icio.us account. It also allows to navigate through the links and open the pages they refer to.
This is the visualization of my links: http://www.6pli.com/codeanticode
It was created by the artistic collective bestiario.
I finished a new version of gsvideo (0.3.12), which adds the possibility of setting parameters for the input plugin in the GSCapture object. An useful application of this feature is to chose the input device in Linux as follows:
capture = new GSCapture(this, 320, 240, new String[] {"device"}, new String[] {"/dev/video0"});
Download from here.
Update (August 19th, 2012): In the latest release of GSVideo (1.0.0) you can just specify the name of the capture device as string argument without the need of using arrays or the additional “device” argument:
capture = new GSCapture(this, 320, 240, "/dev/video0");
Realmatik is a little application written in Processing to demo real-time GPU video effects on video. Two iterations after the first version, and now it has the possibility of fading-in and out the effects by using bezier curves.
Read the rest of this entry »
codeanticode 