00:00
319
More
A somewhat advanced tutorial on how iterators work, and how you can use them to make animated lines and grids.

Sorry about the keyboard sounds; I'll need to buy an external one eventually I guess.

Credits

Likes

See all likes

Tags

  • Alex Beim plus 3 years ago
    Awesome Chris.
    I'll watch ti 50 time and probably get how to use it :)
    Can you post the file? It was a bit hard to see some of the things you were doing.
    Keep them coming!

    Alex
  • Christopher Wright 3 years ago
    You might have better luck with the full version -- that one should be unscaled, so you'll be able to see all the patch titles and tooltips.
  •  
  • Aaron Trinder Film:Motion:Music 3 years ago
    thanks for that christopher.. the more of these the better..
  •  
  • Aaron Trinder Film:Motion:Music 3 years ago
    how can we download he full size version? I'm crap at maths and would like to see what formulae you're putting in the math expression patch...
  •  
  • Christopher Wright 3 years ago
    There's a tab on the right side of this page titled "Downloads" with a link to the original movie. You have to be logged in to see it, but it should be there. Perhaps search the page for "Download Quicktime version"
  •  
  • Rob McDougall plus 3 years ago
    cheers Chris, this was spot on. I wouldn't recommend for someone that's just starting in QC, but I could really do with some more stuff like this! :)
  •  
  • Pete Nickless 3 years ago
    This is excellent, many thanks!
  •  
  • D Pentecost 3 years ago
    Yes thanks, just opened my eyes a bit!
  •  
  • Ali M. Demirel 3 years ago
    we need more! :)
    thanks a lot
  •  
  • PrackVJ 3 years ago
    great tutorial! see my clip:
    vimeo.com/2162152
  •  
  • tatu.guerra 3 years ago
    Very good tutorial Chris! I hope You do some more of those advanced Quartz.

    thx
  •  
  • jaturapat 2 years ago
    thx a lot
  •  
  • Rob Duarte plus 2 years ago
    hi chris, i know this is ancient at this point but any chance you could post, as a comment, the two formulae that you're using in the math patches? downloading the movie doesn't help - it's still not possible to read what you're typing. thx!
  • goto10 1 year ago
    the first one is: a * 2 - 1
    the second one is: cos(a * 360 + b * 90)
  • Rob Duarte plus 1 year ago
    thanks!
  •  
  • Studio Taffi plus 1 year ago
    Ie, how can I do something like:

    q=0;
    for i=1 to 10
    q=q+random();
    return q


    I want to calculate a sum of a parameter that varies inside an iterator.
    Thanks for any suggestion!
  •  
  • Tom Peak 1 year ago
    Where can I find HighRes? This tab is gone (or i can`t find it)
    please help!
  •  
  • listenpreis 8 months ago
    Please, pleeaase next time a hi-res video! It's really hard to find this usefull when you only can guess what you type / where you click!
  •  
  • valentino kmentt 6 months ago
    how can i do the math on the new version ? thanks any help
  •  
  • TweakingKnobs 5 months ago
    Can u upload the high res version ...pleaseeee ?
  •  
This conversation is missing your voice. Take five seconds to join Vimeo or log in.

Advertisement

About this video

FLV
00:05:19
  • 504x380, 11.87MB
  • Uploaded Fri March 21, 2008
  • Please join or log in to download

Statistics

Date Plays Comments
Totals 7,379 71 20
Feb 15th 6 0 0
Feb 14th 10 0 0
Feb 13th 7 0 0
Feb 12th 6 0 0
Feb 11th 4 0 0
Feb 10th 1 0 0
Feb 9th 5 0 0

Related lessons from Vimeo Video School

Check out these lessons to learn more about how you can make videos like this one!