Updated and cleaned up version of "Magneson's List Tools" compiled for Vuo v2.0.3
Most nodes are now of the generic type kind so it requires less specialized nodes for each type. Sorting is still reals only due to me forgetting how i coded it, and not understanding what's going on with it anymore. I also think by the looks of it that I'd have to make separate 2d/3d/4d nodes for it which is cluttery and probably only for edge cases anyways - so you'll have to split the lists instead. Which you now can do with another node in this set!
Since 2010, Rodrigo Carvalho (visiophone) and Miguel Neto have been performing an audiovisual collaboration called Boris Chimp 504, which, in their words, "tells the tale of Boris 504, a chimpanzee who's exploring the space-time continuum, jumping between several dimensions of the universe.
As part of a series of workshops combining art and technology, co-presenters Stian Remvik, Espen Sommer Eide (materialvision), and Lars Ove Toft introduced participants to creative software including Vuo.
Vuo developer Jaymie Strecker presented at the College of Wooster's Mathematics and Computer Science Colloquium, a series of talks given by invited speakers throughout the year. Jaymie spoke to students and faculty about Vuo from a developer's point of view. Jaymie explained how the Vuo compiler works, and how the evolving needs of multimedia artists have driven Vuo’s design.
