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The new update seems to have broken all compatibility with OBS Studio for streaming, it can't see the Resolume Display window

Hey all! TenTon Raygun is giving away their TrumpTwitterFeed plugin-- get the orange fella to lip-synch to any Twitter @search or #hashtag you like! Use discount code "LipSynchBeta" for a free beta version. Also included is a PutinTwitterFeed plugin so you can show their notorious bromance!

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Hey Carmatic,
I'm sending out an update link in the next days for a free download, it should include a package with five plugins (as specified in the product page in the website): GIF PLAYER (plays a single gif, centered in the screen), GIF PARTICLES (renders a particle cloud of gifs), IMAGE ...

Original size is the way to go-- typically a GIF will be less than 1080p, so original size + auto center is desirable default behavior. If you're running at HD it centers and renders nicely, which is why I have the plugin auto position but not auto-scale.

Performance with large scale gifs is ...

Hey Carmatic, thanks for the input! The points about direction of particle movement are well taken, of course it would be useful to have full control of movement on the vertical as well as horizontal axis. I'll make sure that ends up in the next patch.

Adjusting speed is something that's been on my ...

Resolume runs flash .swfs, you can just drag it into resolume like any movie clip, is that what you're asking? I don't think Spout handles flash files.

Hey all, TenTon Raygun has a new loop pack for Resolume, Generative Particle Sweep! This loop pack uses the Open Source Spout-to-FFGL compiler by Lynn Jarvis of the Spout team, it runs Processing sketches directly in Resolume, and generates constantly moving streams of vector-based particles that ...

Processing-Kinect with OpenNI: http://ericmedine.com/tutorials/LECTURE ... acking.htm

Lynn Jarvis of the Spout team has been updating their custom Spout tools and built a Spout-to-FFGL compiler to allow you to run Processing sketches directly in Resolume that you can just drop into your deck like any other FFGL Source! Here's a tutorial on how to build your own with example files ...

Here you go! Lynn Jarvis and the Spout team have been killing it with their Resolume support in syphon, and have a (very beta) plugin working. You can check out a walkthru here: http://ericmedine.com/spout-controller-for-resolume/