GBoGBo's random stuff

Isn't it more the wonder of controlling a different software with processing.
Even though it is not that obvious in this picture, there are plenty of things only possible inside verve (I see some curl on 0 fun though )

Keep it coming GBoGBo!

Thanks Pilou and Knacki; yes Knacki some curl 0% for the painterly blotches here and then. And I love that, the fact that every image is unique with Verve.

It is not more speedy to create the image inside Processing (who has many Styles of drawing) then import it inside Verve ?

Pilou, actually i did the image with Processing first, and the result, no surprise, is flat and textureless :
http://www.gbotet.fr/vrv16/P/mandelbox2D.png
My point was to layer down some thick paint then remove it according to some 2D fractal (i found a mandelbox code that I have simplified by skipping the second stage).
I did it with Verve the exact same way I could have done with real material and a razor sharp large trowel.
With no expense here, no injuries

Heheh you're shaping that material GBo like a pro!
Can you variate brush size and go crazy like on this image?

Hi zen, thanks !
The image you've linked is an output of the fully fledged 2D Mandelbox after some iterations. I think that it would be a bit cumbersome to implement for a mouse robot over Verve. I see two approaches, either adding or removing paint point by point (not elegant and not sure about the result), or "drilling" every hole in the paint with a small circular eraser like a CNC milling machine would do. But this requires complex "filling area" algorithms that i do not know.
e.g. look at this from 2:23 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l2my4RMJZWM

Very dangerous for the eyes!

That is very cool Gbo. My brother has a cnc machine at our warehouse he plays with. Very

Thanks Tartan.
Sorry Pilou, I should have warned you, I hope nobody got hurt.
This one should be safe :

Tartan sample.
Small flat Brush #7 (bias 50%), fixed angles, mouse mode.
Mouse mouvements for "weaving" with Verve were controlled by Processing. Final rendering with Blender/Cycles.
Image reference from this great site: http://www.weddslist.com/cgi-bin/tartan ... source=sts

Video demo, a bit boring even accelerated

Although i'm happy with the final result, apart from some bumpiness it was difficult to find a particular Verve touch for this one

hehe that tartan came out rather well. That rocks! I am thinking of 3d textures

Thanks...Tartan
I'm trying to add some Verve personality from the same program, here another pattern with full liquity and only horizontal lines (direct Ctrl S) :

rgds,
GBoGBo