Performance réalisée avec le version 2.33 de romanesco le 30 novembre 2019 pour l’ouverture du nouveau cinéma de la Ferme du Buisson à Noisiel – France.
Performance realized with Romanesco version 2.33 on November 30, 2019 for the opening of the new cinema at Ferme du Buisson in Noisiel – France.
Nice test around post fx, movie, light and item mixed in the same rendering, the next release of Romanesco. This one is close to be out. Among the novelties the main is the addition of post fx to increase the rendering.
Test positif mélangeant effets de post-rendu, film, lumières et objet sur la même scène de la prochaine version. Parmi les nouveautées la principale est l’ajout de traitements post-rendu.
Unfortunately the video is not optimum, because it’s to hard to make a video capture with the full effect of Romanesco and keep a constant and high frame rate, with my old computer, 3 years old !!! I had to reduce the number of elements, I didn’t use the shader effect for the same reason… But this video give an idea of the object.
Don’t forget, I’m a french guy. So my english is poor !
Malheureusement cette vidéo n’est pas parfaite, car il est compliqué de réaliser une capture vidéo et de garder Romanesco au maximum de ses capacités et d’avoir un débit constant d’image par seconde, avec un ordinateur vieux de trois ans ! J’ai donc dû réduire le nombre d’éléments présents, éviter d’utiliser les shaders… Mais cela donne tout de même une idée de l’objet !
Processing Workshop focused on Romanesco
Romanesco is a three dimensional Generative Live Art Application.
The workshop is set up with the support from Free Art Bureau and Futur en Seine 2015.
This workshop is intended as an introduction to Romanesco and will enable participants to collectively create a generative live artwork, which will be shown/screened on the closing night.
The workshop will be divided into 4 parts:
1. Presenting the different functionalities of the application
2. Developing a Processing Sketch through a Romanesco-oriented framework
3. Integrating the various sketches into the Romanesco library
4. Using the application in real time during the closing performance.
The Framework is devised in such a way as to enable a beginner user of Processing to create an artwork that will then benefit from all the functionalities of Romanesco: 3d, light, video, sound, typography, image…
But it also provides access to a generative bestiary, geometrical and colorimetric functions, and other little useful algorithms.
This workshop is not aimed as an introduction to Processing, but at using Processing to create through Romanesco. Basic knowledge in Processing is therefore required. If you understand the following lines, this workshop is for you:
void setup() {
size(300,300) ;
}
void draw() {
background(0) ;
// parameters
color myColor = color(100) ;
int thickness = 3 ;
int x = mouseX ;
int y = mouseY ;
int size = 10 ;
// display
fill(myColor) ;
stroke(myColor);
strokeWeight(thickness) ;
ellipse(x,y,size,size) ;
}
Performance :
Generative visual happening perform by the participants, on a modular set synthetizer by AtDust, Pylône and Shuujin duo.
This happening will be followed by Alex Augier’s demonstration of his Oqpo-oo project, visual mapping on a big electro-sound !
More info about the Oqpo-ooo project
You will require: Laptop / Processing 3.0a5
Level: Intermediate
Support : Free Art Bureau / Fonderie de l’image / Futur en Seine
Workshop : admission on registration.
Monday 15th to Wednesday 17th June, from 9.30am to 6.30pm.
Performance : admission free / info about the performance.
Wednesday 17th June, from 6.30pm to 9pm
Contact: stanislasiii[at]gmail.com / @StanLEpunK
Where: La Fonderie de l’image.
83, Avenue Gallieni, 93170 Bagnolet – Métro Gallieni
Cost : for the three days. Booking on Eventbrite
Romanesco Unu What is it ? from Stan the Man on Vimeo.
First test of camera 3D in Romanesco for the next release alpha 24. This test use a new object « The Abyss » from Andreas Gysin.
Un Escargot sur le Romanesco from Stan the Man on Vimeo.
Demo of the Algorithm Escargot, which can analyze your picture to find the different barycenters of color area. The idea is to take a random pixel and to check around this one if there is an other pixel with the same hue, brightness or saturation. If it’s true it is added to the pool. When the work is done the barycenter is calculated as well as the size of the new pixel and remove the pixels already analyzed.
Romanesco 