New free ffgl to add to your collection :)

[TanookiMonk]

Look right there http://www.vfxartshop.com/?v=29fc4ed711b3

Btw invertion machine dosent work in magic

[blackdot]

are these 32 or 64 bit though? cant tell. afair most ffgls are 32bit which would require us to limit ourselves to the 32bit version of magic (and therefore 4gb of ram)

[Sadler]

All FFGLs are currently 32bit only. Yes, limited main memory but not GPU memory.

Thanks for the link Tanooki.

[Magic]

Just FYI, I've seen almost all of those as shaders on Shadertoy and GLSL Sandbox. For example, http://glslsandbox.com/e#36377.1.

Seems to me like he plopped them into an FFGL container. But in Magic, there's no advantage to using them that way versus in the GLSLShader module or as ISF modules.

[verstaerker]

i installed those plugins
http://troikatronix.com/download/freeframeplugins/
but they don't appear in Magic .I know i have to add the folder where the plugins are installed - but i couldn't figure out where the installer put those files.
Any hints?

[leadedge]

They should end up in either :

C:\Program Files\Common Files\FreeFrame
or
C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Freeframe

This is a standard location for Freeframe and Isadora looks for plugins in this folder by default.

[verstaerker]

i forgot to mention im on OSX... i did a search for freeframe .. i found a dir
/Library/Application Support/FreeFrame

but this didn't add any modules

edit:
when running in 32bit mode the modules are added

[Terry Payman]

FFGL modules are (almost) always 32-bit only and can only be used in the 32-bit Magic version.

[leadedge]

Yes, the Isadora manual describes the default folder "/Library/Application Support/FreeFrame" for OSX, so that is where they will end up.

It is possible to build Freeframe plugins as 64bit with slight modification for Version 1.6, but there isn't much incentive for people to do that right now. Maybe that could change if Resolume moves to 64bit and the developers change all of their plugins.