Notices by halcy​:icosahedron: (halcy@icosahedron.website), page 103

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@jk like for "colour" as a whole it's possible to not only tell colours apart but also you can see "these colours are farther apart than these others" and "these colours, in order, are A then B then C" unless you're using a shit colourmap like jet. but hue alone is super hard to real except for pure categories and even then colourblind people exist so using hue alone to distinguish stuff is Discouraged anyways

@jk idk hue is only _kind of_ a separate channel

@Xkeeper what if: browser extension that adds Rocket sync tracks to whatever DOM elements properties you select so you can make websites dance

@Xkeeper thanks!

@aeonofdiscord @Solon Also, for editing, you usually hook rockets "set position" command to your audio players seek function so you can essentially seek your program. As I mentioned, if you want to play with it, you can prob just download the html and js (and the .rocket file if you want the current tracks) and get the editor from https://github.com/rocket/rocket/releases and then make it connect to that

@aeonofdiscord @Solon it does not do any beat matching. It essentially just gives you a bunch of "tracks", made of "rows", in which you can set paramter keyframes and interpolate between them (linear, ramp or smoothstep). In your code, you then just tell rocket "hey, I am in row 38, what's the value for parameter "head_rot" here?". Usually you set it up so that you have a beat every 4 or 8 rows.

@Solon The sync is done, as you commonly do with demos if you at all can, using the music players (in this case, the youtube videos) time elapsed, i.e. the code is something like time = player.getCurrentTime(); head_rotation = rocket.getParameter('head_rot', time * SYNC_ROWS_PER_SECOND); (not exactly like that, but you get the idea).

Conveniently, since the song is exactly 120bpm, sync rows per second is easy to set to a good-to-work-with value here >>

@Solon Much more fun than that! The youtube video is just for music, the actual animation is css parameters animated via javascript, using the js version of a sync tracker called "rocket". During development, it connects to the tracker and lets you seek and edit parameter tracks, looks like so: https://icosahedron.website/media/TYivRohzcOGxdCYAKVA The code for that is just commented out, so if you want you can download the html/js/sync tracks and the rocket editor (from github) and play around with it yourself!

@Solon Much more fun than that! The youtube video is just for music, the actual animation is css parameters animated via javascript, using the js version of a sync tracker called "rocket". During development, it connects to the tracker and lets you seek and edit parameter tracks, looks like so: https://icosahedron.website/media/TYivRohzcOGxdCYAKVA The code for that is just commented out, so if you want you can download the html/js/sync tracks and the rocket editor (from github) and play around with it yourself!

@er1n that googles TF thing?

Repost now that people are actually awake: http://halcy.de/heck/ good evening here's something dumb that I made, please enjoy on a desktop browser with a sufficiently wide window and also it should be able to play youtube videos or probably it won't work :hecker: :hacker: (warning: music, animation)

dying here
https://icosahedron.website/media/ucn3-E4BLy2RFtO2pBQ

@wxcafe @vahnj the part about bitcoin is killing me help