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when browsing "wire sources" in the source panel in avenue, i would like to be able to further organize my sources, as i have ALOT. So being able to break them up into subfolders inside the panel would be super handy.

right now the structure for me on PC is Documents/Resolume Wire/Patches/patch ...

at this point i have a couple of hundred Wire sources that ive built, which makes the sources panel in avenue extremely long. Is there any way to use subfolders so that i can organize my mess? Ive noticed that when using folders in the actual file save location, avenue just ignores them.

I was noodling with reaction diffusion systems today and decided to replace the blur with a kurahawa, and the results were jaw-dropping.

It adds color on its own, and by modulating the radius you get wildly different results at every increment. This patch just has an lfo slowly going from 1-15 and ...

Carrying this over from the comment section on youtube.

There is one thing ive been super curious about ever since it made an appearance in the initial 2D release video, namely - how do you build complex curves like this:

https://i.imgur.com/5v0thyc.png

I would love to know whats going on to ...

I am the requesting commenter, and just wanted to thank you for your efforts. I learned alot from building this out yesterday and lost a few hours to knob twiddling.

Would you like to have text morphed to another font, or just change fonts?


morphing would be great, but honestly just being able to switch the font in real time is powerful. I do a lot of abstract typographic experimentation ( https://www.instagram.com/reel/ChqZErnpCyh/?utm_source=ig_web_copy ...

Ive been playing with typography a ton lately - especially after realizing i can instance fonts, but what would be really fun is if i could send modulation to the font being used so im not stuck with just one. Is that possible?

a whole bunch of YES PLEASE!

wow....WOW!!! Thank you so much for taking the time to look at this. Its funny cause ive been messing with ISF shaders alot recently (you guys should really promote that feature more) and i knew that would be an option, but was very much hoping for a native way to do it.

This is so helpful and I am ...

As a newbie, I dont know what the actual technique is called that the Blow effect in resolume uses and would like to know more about it. I very much want to create that effect in wire and have more control over it, so any info would be super helpful.