When Tue, Jul 28th 2020 - 20:00 until Tue, Jul 28th 2020 - 22:00

Hey vvvvolks,

it's Meetup Tuesday again: July 28th 8pm CET we will have our 5th online meetup for vvvv users around the globe and it won’t be the last for sure. Prepare your family and cool the wine. Members of the community will entertain you with fresh projects and shiny patches.

Want to join with your presentation?

We could have one or two more demos/presentations! Anything more or less related to vvvv, yourself and your projects. Share some thoughts, share your funny fails. Share what you are up to.

Please get in touch via meetup@vvvv.org and let us know what you want to present. We'll then get back to you and organize the streaming tool etc. We are looking forward to this! a_a_a_a david joreg sebl

Here is the plan: We'll be using again a video-conferencing platform for moderators and presenters and will be streaming out to evvvveryone via youtube and possibly other channels as well. Updates on how to use the back channel will be given. Live stream link will be provided here!

Takuma Nakata

Location: Kyoto
takuma
https://takumanakata.com/

Freelance computational (visual | spatial ) artist based in Kyoto/Japan. Grew up in Brazil, Senegal and in Indonesia, deeply passionate in converting virtual phenomena to a physical experience. Adobe Creative Residency 2019 - 2020. Well know for his growing set of really good vvvv tutorials.

NODE20 Q&A

Location: Frankfurt
david katzenfresser
https://20.nodeforum.org/

This is not a project presentation, but David and Johannes will introduce you to this years NODE edition.
There's too much to say about it... in short it's about what and how will happen when and what is so special about it.

In the second part, it's up to you to ask questions about NODE - this time we try to integrate participants into the video stream for fun!

VL.STRIDE Demo

Location: Berlin
tonfilm

Tebjan will give us a first glimpse into the reworked version of the upcoming VL.Stride 3d library. He will patch some nicely shaded objects in the new system and demonstrate the ease of use. After that we'll have a physics simulation and more advanced gpu topics on the screens.