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[ThoBar]

First of all, apologies if this is   a) Annoying   b) In the wrong forum branch.

Just wondering if any of you coder-extraordinaires would be interested in porting a plugin for the excellent visualisation GOOM.

For info and source see...

http://www.ios-software.com/?page=projet&quoi=1
- or -
http://www.geocities.com/yafoohoo/GoomStuff.html

Personally, I think this is one of the best vis' that I've seen, and so small and CPU friendly.... 

I'd do it myself, but as a programmer, I make a good end-user. 

[Tab]

Hi


Its hard to get the proper feel of a visi from a few static pics, and I dont have any other media player that does visis running now.

http://www.ios-software.com/?page=projet&quoi=1
looks a bit like like Fruit pan, and there are others with the central melting area and gentle rippling out. Tunglap is a non-soft version of this.

http://www.geocities.com/yafoohoo/goom3d.jpg
reminds me of the oak series, which uses picture chopping to create more complex beam like patterns. Picture chop can be achieved with something like r=r+.166 in the transform equation, or r=1.4 in the transform rotate field.

http://www.geocities.com/yafoohoo/goom2.jpg
and
http://www.geocities.com/yafoohoo/goom3.jpg
look like some of the earlier stuff I did.

goom2.jpg looks like it contains oscilloscope across bottom, oscilloscope across top, both with 'line' draw style and set to come on every 5th frame maybe, starfield(s) with yellow metal and purple colour, and a transform, not sure what, but I'd try setting the transform colour equation to
r=1.01+.1*impact;g=1.01+.1*impact;b=1.01+.1*impact
to get some background in the outer areas. It would take more work to get it the same, but that should be a start for you.
Better than starfield would be a blobscope with small dimensions and d=rand(.3);r=rand(1) equation.

goom3.jpg is presumably the same sources with a different transform, somethng a bit like MJ ripple with rotation and set to radius mode: smallest dimension. This works with transform, not supertransform. Set transform draw frequency to 1 for smooth results.

http://www.geocities.com/yafoohoo/goom3d_wmp.jpg
is picture chopping again,

Not sure if this is any help.


Tab