This post continues yesterday’s post on building self-animating MSG presets that create abstract procedural animation. In this example we’ll combine self-animating behavior generated via attached temporal generators along with some additional MSG keyframe animation using the PASeq timeline.
The following image is a single frame from an abstract animation generated with a self animating MSG preset. This post will discuss how to use temporal generators (TG) to self modulate MSG turbulence texture parameters to create generative animation effects.
The following screen shot shows the MSG Evolution Editor and it’s associated context menu commands. The context menu command called Run TG Grid Preview allows you to preview MSG presets that incorporate temporal generators attached to individual editable parameters. All of the individual small MSG preview cells will self-animate when TG Grid Preview is…
Today’s post will continue our recent discussion about working with interactive DualMode Paint presets to create dynamic real time abstract procedural animation effects. You can dynamically control the procedural animation by working with the mouse cursor positioning in the canvas while capturing the animation output into an open movie stream.
The following images were generated with an edited modification of the paint preset we hand built yesterday. As you may recall, we used a MSG preset that generates a chaotic attractor image to build a MSG Live source brush paint preset. Today, we will work with Temporal Generators (TG) attached to the MSG preset’s editable…