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NAP, free visual and media framework, now dazzles anywhere
With deeper support for Linux and high-DPI rendering, NAP, the expressive, low-latency, efficient framework for control and visuals, can now awe audiences anywhere. Visualization, sound, running electronics, whatever it is you want to throw at NAP, now you can do it better on Windows and Linux, including embedded platforms. And did we mention it’s free and open source?
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ISF’s visual magic for Metal and macOS is now open source
Interactive Shader Format (ISF) code for working with Metal and rendering on macOS, plus an underlying Metal framework that powers live visual app VDMX6, are now free and open source. That’s great news even if you’re just toying around with shaders or working with visuals, as it opens up lots of possibilities to come.
NAP, a free, high-performance data-driven visual and audio platform, is now slicker than ever
Secret sauce? Hardly. It’s more like a hot sauce competition with everyone sharing recipes. Naivi’a NAP Framework, if you missed it, is an open-source, high-octane toolset for digital artists that’s ready to plug into your data, any protocol (OSC, MIDI, Artnet, serial, Web), and push graphics to the edge. And it keeps getting better.
Peter Kirn - October 15, 2021
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Polycode, New Open Source Framework with C++ and Lua; Awesome Pixel 3D Game Sample
Peter Kirn - June 8, 2011
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Immersive Theater Takes a Permanent, Dome-Shaped Form In Montreal, Alongside New Tools
Peter Kirn - December 21, 2010
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Handheld Visuals: Lo-Res Animated Drawing Tool, and the Goodness of AIR for Android
Momo The Monster - October 8, 2010
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