this is vvvv45beta30
what a release...

the changelog has it all really, but here are some highlights:

at the latest with vuxens drop of his dx11 implementation it became obvious that one addonpack won't suffice all. while this comes with some additional clicks for the typical user it is more convenient to handle by developers and is a first step towards a kind of package managing system. so beta30 introduces the idea of packs. packs are placed inside the

 \packs

directory in the \vvvv_45betaXY directory like for example

 \vvvv_45betaXY\packs\DX11

and thats it. no further configuration necessary. like this packs can be maintained by the developer and added/updated/removed by the user individually. note that at this point we're still waiting for a suitable DX11 pack for beta30 by vux.

next. with the dx11 pack comes a load of new nodes. while all dx11 nodes work alongside their dx9 peers peacefully you may want to hide either category from the nodebrowser depending on what you're working on. in its new filter panel the nodebrowser allows you to do exactly that.

besides that a lot of fixes and your favorite new features:

• ctrl+^ to jump to the active patchs parent (and even get its node selected).
• ctrl+middleclick after you started a link: to create a suitable S/R node.

happy new vvvv.
yours,
devvvvs.

here we go.

in an attempt to save the collected wisdom of node13 for posterity this blogpost aims to provide a reference of where all the stuff that was handed out during node13 workshops went.

Working with the vvvv-sdk

• updated step-by-step guide: vvvv sdk
• examples used:
• naudiotester
• pd-patch-loader

Software engineering patterns with vvvv

• wikified: software engineering patterns with vvvv

Dynamic Plugins

• Patches & Plugins of the workshop as a contribution

Art and Brainwaves with vvvv

• material from the workshop as a contribution

High-level multi-touch gesture recognition

• MINT Alpha Package

Visualizing dance with Motion Bank

• Motion Bank workshop on github

Building Applications with vvvv

• the final MoleculeViewer app + workshop pdf and patches
• as github repo
• as .zip download

DirectX 11 Rendering Techniques I

• wikified content 3D with DX11 in the graphics section
• workshop material
• as github repo
• as .zip download

Particle Madness

• workshop patches as a contribution: particle-madness

Folding & cutting paper with vvvv

• workshop patches as a contribution: folding-cutting-paper-with-vvvv-workshop-at-node-13

Transformations

• workshop patches as a contribution: vectors-transformations

Facade Mapping

• workshop material as a contribution: facade-mapping-workshop-at-node-2013

Motor Control

• workshop material as a contribution: motors + vvvv

Bullet – 3D physics based interaction

• workshop material as a contribution: bulletphysics-tutorial-and-samples

Voodoo Camera Tracker with vvvv

• workshop material as a contribution: voodoo-with-vvvv

Video Effects and Compositing

• workshop material as a contribution: video-effects-and-compositing-tutorials

more is promised...will update this posting as material comes in.

I am from Germany

Who Denis Roth, Joachim Weber, Sebastian Drack, Tobias Feldmeier, Tanja Fuchs, Jan Schuster, Arthur Mroz, Alexander Graf, Helmut Höllriegl, Nikolaj Lawniczak, Isabella Triendl, Florian Knecht Matthias Bergsmann, Markus Schwab
When Tue, May 21st 2013 - 20:00 until Tue, May 21st 2013 - 23:00
Where FH Salzburg, Campus Puch Urstein, Puch Urstein / Salzburg, Austria

If you happen to be in our around Salzburg / Austria tonite, please stop by for our little vernissage at the showroom of FH Salzburg. The exhibition features 10 fast, vibrating and mesmerizing works of the students of Multimedia Art at Fachhochschule Salzburg.

And, as ever, all is full of VVVV!!

Works by: Denis Roth, Joachim Weber, Sebastian Drack, Tobias Feldmeier, Tanja Fuchs, Jan Schuster, Arthur Mroz, Alexander Graf, Helmut Höllriegl, Nikolaj Lawniczak, Isabella Triendl, Florian Knecht Matthias Bergsmann, Markus Schwab

Class 'Media Scenography' WS/SS 2012-13: hosted by Kathi Mayrhofer (ktl) and Martin Zeplichal (zepi)

Exhibition graphics by Tanja Fuchs

for directions please consult http://www.fh-salzburg.ac.at