My complete collection - Page 4

Flexi · 10th December 2009, 03:25

nice one

Nitorami · 14th December 2009, 01:58

electro style

Nitorami · 18th December 2009, 21:21

Same motive
Different beat reaction

Nico752 · 19th December 2009, 04:12

Wow! Did you do that all by yourself?

Nitorami · 19th December 2009, 12:58

Well, of course... it looks difficult when you start with milkdrop, but I've been doing this over the past two years and learned a few things since.

Nitorami · 22nd December 2009, 22:45

Same beat reaction
different motive

Flexi · 23rd December 2009, 08:38

just one note: for each of your last presets i had to change the header to

code:
MILKDROP_PRESET_VERSION=201

PSVERSION=3

PSVERSION_WARP=3

PSVERSION_COMP=3

else they only cause the screen to flicker for me.

stunning effect you worked out there once again!

Nitorami · 23rd December 2009, 12:48

Thanks for the hint. Very odd... on my machine it makes no difference. I'll try to keep it in mind and avoid any mention of shader4 in future.

Sherwin Maxawow · 31st December 2009, 11:57

THIS GUY from some other world! HE IS THE MILKDROP GOD!

JUST LIKE THE "LEGEND" TOLD US ALL SO!!!!

So there!

Sherwin Maxawow · 31st December 2009, 12:02

Martin.......... YOU KNOW WHO YOU ARE!

And I still wonder if you are really from earth! Maybe not MARS.....since its not habitable! But....I just have this sneaky little hunch........and I wish you would just say fuck it and tell us all! Like which planet!

come on!

Like PAUL...MUUAAADEEEEB from DUNE or somethin!?

Anyway.....keep up the good work!

I will start calling you Nestle Quick.....and let that catch on!!!! Haha!

Love ya man!

Sherwin Maxawow · 31st December 2009, 12:04

And FLEXI....I think you know a wee bit more than yer letting onto!

I am intuitive ya know!

Abydos · 6th January 2010, 05:51

Speaking of Dune, I reccommend Dune, messiah theme for listening to some of these presets, I've always loved that tune.

Nitorami · 18th January 2010, 21:22

Rather oldskool, for a change

InCUbuS-94 · 19th January 2010, 09:15

i wonder if someone would remix one of my preset

Nitorami · 19th January 2010, 22:19

Another simple one

Nitorami · 6th February 2010, 11:18

Just a cheesy secenery (almost) still

Nitorami · 16th February 2010, 00:52

Just an experiment with shadows and reasonably realistic clouds

Amandio C · 16th February 2010, 05:19

Wow. Blue montains is superb. The dunes textures are quite good, and maybe some wind added would make it look even better

Nitorami · 18th February 2010, 17:26

Alright, agreed.

ShadowHarlequin · 18th February 2010, 20:12

ive just downloaded each posted here, im absolutely blown away!

would you be able to write any shader tutorials/lessons?

there was a couple in particular where id like to know what you do to get those glass balls and just acheive those effect in general just using shaders, great work!

Amandio C · 20th February 2010, 18:02

A magic carpet simulator, use of goggles is advised.

Here's a remix of dunes.

Nitorami · 20th February 2010, 20:08

@Amandio C
The dunes ask for pyramids, don't they

I have not worked much with shapes and I am surprised what can be done with them. When I started with milkdrop, there was only 1 (one !!) shape possible per shape section.. in total 4 shapes, which sounded a bit thin, so I never got into it and rather focused on the shaders.

@ShadowHarlequin
I must say I prefer doing presets over writing tutorials. I myself had no tutorial other than the "preset authoring" guide, but I was fascinated by the possibilities of shader programming, so I spent a lot of time with that. Shader programming is not difficult, all you need is a bit of mathematics, fantasy, and a lot of patience...when I count all the time spent with MD, I guess I spent approximately 20 hours per preset posted here. It IS work after all, and I don't want to add more work by writing tutorials.
But then I don't make a secret of it, and will answer specific questions, if any. The glassballs are easy, and I will send you the fragment that does the trick if you can't find it in the code itself.

Oh and BTW, shaders are the most powerful calculation tool ever devised, so don't say "...just using shaders". The computational power of shading processors is quite beyond that of the main processor in your PC

Nitorami · 8th March 2010, 20:13

Used a small bit of Flexis fractal code for that

Flexi · 9th March 2010, 11:06

sweet! but honor to whom honor is due: that particular code is by Cope.

btw: http://openprocessing.org/visuals/?visualID=8058 "my" fractal code reimplemented as a java applet, horribly slow without shader power.

Nitorami · 9th March 2010, 22:19

Ah sorry... with all the mashups floating around it has become really difficult to trace the origin. Will rename it on the next review

These attempts on Java remind me of the time when I implemented Mandelbrot fractals in TurboPascal on a 286... took a night for one picture.
Why would you export pixelwise calculations to Java, i.e. the CPU ??? Clearly the GPU is by far better suited for such tasks

Flexi · 9th March 2010, 23:40

It was a fun attempt and I'm working on an OpenGL version. Stupidly my graphics card doesn't support OpenCL.

upuaut · 12th March 2010, 18:54

I think funky illusions is the best visualization in milkdrop. So much so do I like it, that I used it for this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZnibIqavQXs

I'm inspired to create my own based on the ideas in funky illusions.

Nitorami · 13th March 2010, 10:23

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZnibIqavQXs

Nitorami · 31st May 2010, 09:56

Just a re-post of my stuff that was lost during the forum upgrade

Nitorami · 3rd July 2010, 00:57

May I suggest Fraktophon - Nachtvolk with this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WNQz58WDMSk

Flexi · 3rd July 2010, 21:47

I like clockwork

Nitorami · 18th July 2010, 16:27

Different way to react to music.

Phat · 27th August 2010, 12:35

Hey man, just dropping in to say I really like push ax and on silent paths!

Phat · 27th August 2010, 13:37

Here's a remix of on silent paths.

I added in some music response, but couldn't track down what randomizes the trees. So sometimes it looks like I intend it to when it loads, other times it doesn't. Although it will be fairly easy to tell which ones are the correct ones.

Phat · 27th August 2010, 14:12

This one is a little better. There's still one thing it does when you reload it that is kinda off. I also made it's response accommodate for change in frame rate more. First box I used it on ran it at like 11 fps, the second one was much higher and it changed how it looked a bit.

Nitorami · 17th September 2010, 21:21

That does not seem to work for me - all I can see are flashing "naked" trees.... can't figure how you deleted the leaves although I tried to revert your code changes

Phat · 21st September 2010, 13:17

Yeah, unfortunately it's a reason I stopped aggressively editing milkdrop. I could never get presets to come out consistent from one box to another, from version to version... and my OCD starts to set in.

Dunccc · 16th October 2010, 12:48

I just registered on these forums to say:

Martin, you are an insane genius. Every one of your crazy visuals makes my soul bleed. I've been cycling through all my presets and every single time something comes up that astonishes me, I look up at the name, and sure enough - it's one of yours. Please keep making them, because you're in a league all of your own.

But most of all: Thank you. Very much indeed.

Nitorami · 25th November 2010, 22:52

Something different

wodebbs · 26th November 2010, 08:11

my favorites are the 'fruit machine' and 'no religion'
nice work

10th December 2009, 03:25	#121
Flexi wellspring of milk Major Dude Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: 54.089866,12.11168,18.75 Posts: 2,058	nice one WebSocket Hub for Kinect SDK 2.0 with Milkdrop shader pipeline in VanillaJS and glsl Codepen \| Shadertoy \| OpenProcessing \| studio sketchpad Twitter @ Google+ @ YouTube @ Facebook

23rd December 2009, 08:38	#127
Flexi wellspring of milk Major Dude Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: 54.089866,12.11168,18.75 Posts: 2,058	just one note: for each of your last presets i had to change the header to code: MILKDROP_PRESET_VERSION=201 PSVERSION=3 PSVERSION_WARP=3 PSVERSION_COMP=3 else they only cause the screen to flicker for me. stunning effect you worked out there once again! WebSocket Hub for Kinect SDK 2.0 with Milkdrop shader pipeline in VanillaJS and glsl Codepen \| Shadertoy \| OpenProcessing \| studio sketchpad Twitter @ Google+ @ YouTube @ Facebook

31st December 2009, 11:57	#129
Sherwin Maxawow Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: IN the World Wild WOW Posts: 158	THIS GUY from some other world! HE IS THE MILKDROP GOD! JUST LIKE THE "LEGEND" TOLD US ALL SO!!!! So there! Walking right along that--thin--fine--line- in between -GENIUS & iNsAniTy-...like a tightrope!

31st December 2009, 12:02	#130
Sherwin Maxawow Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: IN the World Wild WOW Posts: 158	Martin.......... YOU KNOW WHO YOU ARE! And I still wonder if you are really from earth! Maybe not MARS.....since its not habitable! But....I just have this sneaky little hunch........and I wish you would just say fuck it and tell us all! Like which planet! come on! Like PAUL...MUUAAADEEEEB from DUNE or somethin!? Anyway.....keep up the good work! I will start calling you Nestle Quick.....and let that catch on!!!! Haha! Love ya man! Walking right along that--thin--fine--line- in between -GENIUS & iNsAniTy-...like a tightrope!

31st December 2009, 12:04	#131
Sherwin Maxawow Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: IN the World Wild WOW Posts: 158	And FLEXI....I think you know a wee bit more than yer letting onto! I am intuitive ya know! Walking right along that--thin--fine--line- in between -GENIUS & iNsAniTy-...like a tightrope!

14th December 2009, 01:58	#122
Nitorami Major Dude Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Erlangen Posts: 868	electro style

18th December 2009, 21:21	#123
Nitorami Major Dude Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Erlangen Posts: 868	Same motive Different beat reaction

19th December 2009, 04:12	#124
Nico752 Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2009 Posts: 32	Wow! Did you do that all by yourself?

19th December 2009, 12:58	#125
Nitorami Major Dude Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Erlangen Posts: 868	Well, of course... it looks difficult when you start with milkdrop, but I've been doing this over the past two years and learned a few things since.

22nd December 2009, 22:45	#126
Nitorami Major Dude Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Erlangen Posts: 868	Same beat reaction different motive

23rd December 2009, 12:48	#128
Nitorami Major Dude Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Erlangen Posts: 868	Thanks for the hint. Very odd... on my machine it makes no difference. I'll try to keep it in mind and avoid any mention of shader4 in future.

6th January 2010, 05:51	#132
Abydos Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2007 Posts: 9	Speaking of Dune, I reccommend Dune, messiah theme for listening to some of these presets, I've always loved that tune.

18th January 2010, 21:22	#133
Nitorami Major Dude Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Erlangen Posts: 868	Rather oldskool, for a change

19th January 2010, 09:15	#134
InCUbuS-94 Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Behind your house Posts: 105	i wonder if someone would remix one of my preset It cannot rain forever

6th February 2010, 11:18	#136
Nitorami Major Dude Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Erlangen Posts: 868	Just a cheesy secenery (almost) still

16th February 2010, 00:52	#137
Nitorami Major Dude Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Erlangen Posts: 868	Just an experiment with shadows and reasonably realistic clouds

16th February 2010, 05:19	#138
Amandio C Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2008 Posts: 400	Wow. Blue montains is superb. The dunes textures are quite good, and maybe some wind added would make it look even better

18th February 2010, 17:26	#139
Nitorami Major Dude Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Erlangen Posts: 868	Alright, agreed.

18th February 2010, 20:12	#140
ShadowHarlequin Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Posts: 171	ive just downloaded each posted here, im absolutely blown away! would you be able to write any shader tutorials/lessons? there was a couple in particular where id like to know what you do to get those glass balls and just acheive those effect in general just using shaders, great work! *"human is the music, natural is the static..." - john updike* [Set Zero] [themilkFACTORY]

20th February 2010, 18:02	#141
Amandio C Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2008 Posts: 400	A magic carpet simulator, use of goggles is advised. Here's a remix of dunes.

20th February 2010, 20:08	#142
Nitorami Major Dude Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Erlangen Posts: 868	@Amandio C The dunes ask for pyramids, don't they I have not worked much with shapes and I am surprised what can be done with them. When I started with milkdrop, there was only 1 (one !!) shape possible per shape section.. in total 4 shapes, which sounded a bit thin, so I never got into it and rather focused on the shaders. @ShadowHarlequin I must say I prefer doing presets over writing tutorials. I myself had no tutorial other than the "preset authoring" guide, but I was fascinated by the possibilities of shader programming, so I spent a lot of time with that. Shader programming is not difficult, all you need is a bit of mathematics, fantasy, and a lot of patience...when I count all the time spent with MD, I guess I spent approximately 20 hours per preset posted here. It IS work after all, and I don't want to add more work by writing tutorials. But then I don't make a secret of it, and will answer specific questions, if any. The glassballs are easy, and I will send you the fragment that does the trick if you can't find it in the code itself. Oh and BTW, shaders are the most powerful calculation tool ever devised, so don't say "...just using shaders". The computational power of shading processors is quite beyond that of the main processor in your PC

8th March 2010, 20:13	#143
Nitorami Major Dude Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Erlangen Posts: 868	Laser dome Used a small bit of Flexis fractal code for that Last edited by Nitorami; 8th March 2010 at 21:52.

9th March 2010, 11:06	#144
Flexi wellspring of milk Major Dude Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: 54.089866,12.11168,18.75 Posts: 2,058	sweet! but honor to whom honor is due: that particular code is by Cope. btw: http://openprocessing.org/visuals/?visualID=8058 "my" fractal code reimplemented as a java applet, horribly slow without shader power. WebSocket Hub for Kinect SDK 2.0 with Milkdrop shader pipeline in VanillaJS and glsl Codepen \| Shadertoy \| OpenProcessing \| studio sketchpad Twitter @ Google+ @ YouTube @ Facebook

9th March 2010, 22:19	#145
Nitorami Major Dude Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Erlangen Posts: 868	Ah sorry... with all the mashups floating around it has become really difficult to trace the origin. Will rename it on the next review These attempts on Java remind me of the time when I implemented Mandelbrot fractals in TurboPascal on a 286... took a night for one picture. Why would you export pixelwise calculations to Java, i.e. the CPU ??? Clearly the GPU is by far better suited for such tasks

9th March 2010, 23:40	#146
Flexi wellspring of milk Major Dude Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: 54.089866,12.11168,18.75 Posts: 2,058	It was a fun attempt and I'm working on an OpenGL version. Stupidly my graphics card doesn't support OpenCL. WebSocket Hub for Kinect SDK 2.0 with Milkdrop shader pipeline in VanillaJS and glsl Codepen \| Shadertoy \| OpenProcessing \| studio sketchpad Twitter @ Google+ @ YouTube @ Facebook

12th March 2010, 18:54	#147
upuaut Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Posts: 3	Re: Funky illusions I think funky illusions is the best visualization in milkdrop. So much so do I like it, that I used it for this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZnibIqavQXs I'm inspired to create my own based on the ideas in funky illusions.

13th March 2010, 10:23	#148
Nitorami Major Dude Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Erlangen Posts: 868	http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZnibIqavQXs

3rd July 2010, 21:47	#151
Flexi wellspring of milk Major Dude Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: 54.089866,12.11168,18.75 Posts: 2,058	I like clockwork WebSocket Hub for Kinect SDK 2.0 with Milkdrop shader pipeline in VanillaJS and glsl Codepen \| Shadertoy \| OpenProcessing \| studio sketchpad Twitter @ Google+ @ YouTube @ Facebook

27th August 2010, 12:35	#153
Phat Major Dude Join Date: Nov 2003 Posts: 940	Hey man, just dropping in to say I really like push ax and on silent paths!

17th September 2010, 21:21	#156
Nitorami Major Dude Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Erlangen Posts: 868	That does not seem to work for me - all I can see are flashing "naked" trees.... can't figure how you deleted the leaves although I tried to revert your code changes

21st September 2010, 13:17	#157
Phat Major Dude Join Date: Nov 2003 Posts: 940	Yeah, unfortunately it's a reason I stopped aggressively editing milkdrop. I could never get presets to come out consistent from one box to another, from version to version... and my OCD starts to set in.

16th October 2010, 12:48	#158
Dunccc Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2010 Posts: 1	wow I just registered on these forums to say: Martin, you are an insane genius. Every one of your crazy visuals makes my soul bleed. I've been cycling through all my presets and every single time something comes up that astonishes me, I look up at the name, and sure enough - it's one of yours. Please keep making them, because you're in a league all of your own. But most of all: Thank you. Very much indeed.

26th November 2010, 08:11	#160
wodebbs Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2010 Posts: 3	fox hats my favorites are the 'fruit machine' and 'no religion' nice work

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