ogex
A free computer vision demo — play it in your browser, no install. OGEX is a node-based engine for interactive artists: real-time 3D rendering, shaders, GPU particles, physics, audio, MIDI, OSC, DMX lighting, NDI and streaming, projection mapping, and computer vision.
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OGEX is a node graph engine for building live visuals and interactive systems. You drag boxes onto a canvas, wire them together, and data flows through the graph. Each box does one job. A webcam, a blur, a shader, a particle emitter, a DMX universe. Wire them up and the picture updates while you drag a slider. There is no compile step and no render-and-wait.
If you have used TouchDesigner, Max/MSP, vvvv, Notch, or Houdini, the node-graph idea will feel familiar.
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