https://videopress.com/v/Qda1WUm8?preloadContent=metadata New Midi nodes - Sample of use Midi nodes into Animation Nodes is my journey. To install and use Animation Nodes addon This little video to demonstrate how we can use new midi nodes and to prive some news about this project. Now we use a direct integrated midi parser instead of MIDO python … Continue reading Project MIDI into Animation Nodes – In progress
Category: Blender – Python
Project MIDI into Animation Nodes – First test
From the work on MTB, I thought that we should be able to use MIDI data directly in addon or better into Animation Nodes. The well know magic add-on from Jacques Lucke. To install and use Animation Nodes addon I started this trip on September 30, 2019I was inspired by my knowledge of coding, Animation … Continue reading Project MIDI into Animation Nodes – First test
Project MTB – Clair de lune
How to use the grid vizualisation for creating a "MIDI" ocean The Grid (GD) vizualisation is obviously a grid with 11 rows by 12 columns. Each column represent a note (C, C#, D, D#, E, F, F#, G, G#, A, A#, B) and each row for an octave. Below you see a grid with subsurface … Continue reading Project MTB – Clair de lune
Project MIDI to Blender (MTB)
The purpose of the project is how to create 3D vizualisations from MIDI file. Few vizualisations exists : BarGraph - Each Bar move accordingly with one note of MIDI channel Grid - Sort of waves on grid following notes Light - Each note from channel control one light power. PaperBall - As Bargraph with displacement … Continue reading Project MIDI to Blender (MTB)
Blender – Python – Simulation – Traffic Jam / Embouteillage
Python code to create and animate a simulation of Traffic Jam with Blender. You choose the number of cars and many other things Code python pour créer et animer des embouteillages avec Blender. Vous choisissez le nombre de voitures et plein d'autres choses.
Python & Blender / Kit de démarrage
Ce kit de démarrage explique comment faire pour utiliser du code python dans Blender
Python & Blender / Starter Kit – First view
This starter kit explains how to use python code in Blender
