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Projection Mapping in Touchdesigner

Projection Mapping Intro to Projection Mapping

... tutorial on how to get the software started is available here. Th ...ask your area of projection and warp your content onto it. Drag and drop it on your network.  In the parameters’ window on the right click on PULSE to open Kantan window, this will en...

Introduction to Python

Python for Beginners

... first released in 1991, Python was designed to emphasize code rea ...cepts are relatively straightforward to grasp. Getting Started To ...ning Python is a valuable and rewarding endeavor. So, let's dive in and begin our exciting journey into the world of...

Other resources

Touchdesigner Basics of Touchdesigner

...designer here at LCC. The best way to grow in your visual program ...com/playlist?list=PLFrhecWXVn5862cxJgysq9PYSjLdfNiHz In general a ...VEMQha9_WchDzqG878GtsJd1uJ5s&si=2aMzPXeBErIBhMwh A collection of ...signer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XLeghJmFBh0 AI vision usi...

Concepts

Creative Coding

A collection of resources which outline ways of thinking in creative computation, computer science, and associated areas.

How can I request access outside of normal hours?

About the Lab Frequently Asked Questions

...ative Technology Lab outside of normal hours by completing the Additional Access Request Form. This is form is used for all LCC technical resources and should be submitted to technical.enquiries@lcc.arts.ac.uk at least 2 weeks before the anticipated date.

How to Program an ATtiny85 with an Arduino Uno

Physical Computing Tutorials

... GND (4) Pin 13 --> Pin 2 (7) Pin 12 2 --> Pin 1 (6) Pin 11 - ...roll to the bottom select ATtiny25/45/85 Tools -> Processor--> 8 MHz (internal) Tools-->Programmer-->Arduino as ISP Check that all wiring, capacitor, and board selections are c...

How to build a Simple Robot Arm with Servo Motor and Joystick

Physical Computing Tutorials

...D Workshop to laser cut the hardware. In this tutorial, we will fo ...tionMapped = map(rotation, 0, 1023, 0, 180); // scale it to the s ...t angleMapped = map(angle, 0, 1023, 0, 180); // scale it to the s ...eMapped); // rotate servo motor 2 // print data to Serial Moni...

How to use a Flat Vibration Switch

Physical Computing Tutorials

...pen. Wiring one pin to GND & D2 via 10k resistor one pin to 5V ...tarted const int vibrationPin = 2; // Pin connected to vibration switch const int ledPin = 13; // Built-in LED on most Arduino boards void setup() { Serial.begin(9600); } voi...

Capturing in Wide-Angle with the OAK-D Pro camera

Touchdesigner Interactive Media

...roperties.SensorResolution.THE_12_MP) cam.setInterleaved(Fal ...se) cam.setIspScale(1, 2) cam.setPreviewKeepAspectR ...False) cam.setPreviewSize(1280, 720) # or any desired preview resolution cam.preview.link(xoutPrev.input) # ...

Touch sensor - Using an CAP1188

Physical Computing Tutorials

...e CAP1188 has support for both I2C and SPI, so it easy to use wit ...rocontroller. If you are using I2C, you can select one of 5 addre ...0 capacitive touch pads on one I2C 2-wire bus. Using this chip is a ...! Touch sensor - Using an MPR121 Touch sensor - with No Senso...

Using a Force Sensor

Physical Computing Tutorials

...ue; //sensor value range: 0-1023 //200 is light touch //500 is medium touch //800 is hard ...touch int limit = 200; void setup() { Serial.begin(9600); pinMode(13, OUTPUT); } void loop() { sensorValue = analogRead(sensorPin); Serial.print("For...

Using AVR ISP MKII to upload firmware to Arduino

Physical Computing Tutorials

...ers and hobbyists to upload firmware to AVR-based chips directly o ... Arduino UNO (re-upload the firmware to the ATmega328P chip on UNO). Supported Micro ...o Arduino Leonardo Arduino Mega 2560 However, it is not compatib ...ies Arduino Nano 33 series Software Compatibility Works with Atme...

Unity AR

AR projects allow you to show content by pointing your camera onto an image or a 3D object that will act as an anchor point for your 2D/3D to be displayed on top of.