Are you a beginner struggling to wrap your head around vvvv gamma?
Are you an artist and unsure how to turn your ideas into reality?
Are you in the middle of something looking for directions?
Are you a pro seeking to share your knowledge?
Come and join Midweek Patch Therapy.
Hosted by me and you.
Every Wednesday for ~two hours, starting at 5:30 PM Central European Time.
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Highlights available on YouTube
Hey, that’s a nice idea! However, the time conflicts with the webinars we currently make. It should probably be happening on a day when there is no webinar…
Hi, a little reminder :) Starting tonight at 20:30, get your problematic patches ready!
Thanks a lot to everyone who came!
Here’s a quick summary of what we went through during the session. Some extra notes can be shown by clicking on each card.
Hope to see you next week!
Cut out a few parts that I think may be useful for the wider community, enjoy
A little reminder! Hope to see you today 🤞 Starting at 17:30
Another batch of highlights available!
Head over to the YouTube channel for an overview of everything, categorised into playlists by topic.
Therapy tonight!
Looking forward to seeing you this evening!
Btw hope you’re finding the Settings Manager that came from last session useful.
Here’s a few tips from one of the previous sessions regarding advanced debugging with visual studio
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qIrEFGMlCeg&list=PLVnRhHlkxdpowtiTU5FlRJRhM_0MaPxXl&index=2&t=0s
Hope to see you in the session this evening!
Meeting again this evening at 17:30 CET, this time we’ll focus a bit more on light control and the newly released vvvv gamma built Schéma, looking forward!
New excerpts available, expect more to come over the course of the week.
This one deals with creating Data Types in vvvv gamma and the difference between mutable and immutable.
And this one with the two key parts of a VL document - Application and Definitions
thank You very much! these tutorials are very helpful.
Thanks, you’re very much welcome!
And a huge thanks to the participants that keep bringing up these questions and topics.
Hope to see you later today 😊