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Shader Scrubbing experiment

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Shader Scrubbing experiment

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Four Shadertoy shaders, each modified to use iMouse.x instead of iGlobalTime.

Further to my thoughts here:
http://magicmusicvisuals.com/forums/vie ... rt=20#p751
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Looks good Terry. So what exactly is controlling the x param in these cases?
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Eric wrote:Looks good Terry
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Eric wrote:So what exactly is controlling the x param in these cases?
X param driven from different frequency bands of the accompanying music track.

In the same arrangement as seen on screen:
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Cool. I guess the range is limited for now, since the X and Y params are clamped to [0, 1]. But it won't be an issue when there's better time control.
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Well, I have typically used a scaling factor too, but an additional offset would be equally easy.
It would be great not to have to hack the shader though.
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