Satellite moves around a sphere in different orbit paths, leaving a trace behind.
It uses a sub-composition (included) that converts spherical coordinates to Cartesian ones.
Alex Mitchell conducted a free 5-hour workshop on Vuo in his local university's computer lab. He said, "We had a great turnout of passionate creators ranging from graphic designers - video editors - lighting designers and musicians. Even a few Max and Isadora experts. They were really excited at the speed of Vuo, and especially the new projection mapping feature!"
Justin Bakse taught a 1-week unit on Vuo as part of his Computational Form class at the Parsons School of Design. The goal of the class: "We will make things that make things."
Students learned how to use Vuo and other software, including Javascript, p5.js, and OpenSCAD, "to explore new aesthetics… creating and processing images, animation, video, sound, and 3D forms completely with code."
Hello. I'm Jaymie. This is Steve. We're part of the team that develops Vuo, a software tool for doing creative work. We'll be showing you how you can use Vuo to make your own graphics, display them on a dome, and interact with them.
I find it easier to explain what Vuo can do through examples, so let's start with that.
