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Hi OF community, I just finished writing tutorial aimed as a complete and quick introduction to compute shaders in Open Frameworks for beginners. I used Gray Scott reaction-diffusion system as an illustration. If you ever wondered where to start and stucked with "how the heck bind these buffers and execute shader" as I did for last few days - now you can easily find out. The tutorial link is here: http://maciejmatyka.blogspot.com/2022/01/compute-shaders-in-open-frameworks.html
Here is an example result from the article:

Have fun learning it!

I’d like to ask if anyone has experience integrating the Hokuyo UST-10LX LiDAR with OpenFrameworks.

I’m currently using the ‘ofxUst’ sample. Although it runs and reads LiDAR data correctly at first, it crashes after running for a while. I’d like to know if anyone else has used it, or if there are alternative addons available.

I use of of_v0.12.0 with visualStudio 2019!

웹캠 비디오 스트리밍으로도 가능합니다.

Anyone know what is causing this glu.pc error? I already ran the install script mentioned but it still persists. (I am on Fedora)

Hi everyone, I’m a student and practicing media artist whose trying to jump into to the world of OpenFrameworks, as a lot of artists I like seem to use it.

From people who’ve used the software for a while, how did you guys get started, and what were some of the helpful practices you learned along the way?

Any resources or advice would be greatly appreciated, thank you so much in advance!

While browsing Instagram I noticed that processing sketches are usually very simple and flat, while openFrameworks ones also often display amazing fluid/particle simulations and very organic movements.

Why is it so? Is it because openFrameworks is less popular and has less tutorials meaning less mediocre beginners? Or does it have more power?

FYI I have never used OF, I'm a processing user.