your tutorials are always cool! i always following your's. and also giving me passion and inspirations. thank you so much!

Cool! Thanks! Another trick for very slow movement: dont use rectangle in the center of noise TOP, instead send the Y coordinates of grid point (that under your camera) to camera Y. Now you rover on landscape

In enjoyed making this one so much! and with all techniques that I can apply on further on! Thanks

another great tutorial. Please keep them coming! One thing I really appreciate about your tutorials is that you always take performance into account.

you are a national treasure !!!! you deserve so much more than likes and follows !!

When I first did this tutorial I was clueless about a good way to fix the grid problem. This time after much experience I put a level top after the rectangle, and put the black level down to -0.288, followed by a blur the just works on the horizontal. This results in a pretty smooth valley, and has the benefit of being able to invert the valley into a hill with the level top. You can't get it completely flat, but you can make a nice smooth valley.

This is so epic thanks for sharing!

Thank you very much for sharing! I was really enjoying following the tutorial that you post. I am wondering is it possible that you could share how to build the simple VJ platform in touchdesigner, where you put all of your audio reactive visuals together? cheers!

Quite useful!!!!Many thanks

nice... thanks for sharing!

thanks a lot for sharing.....

you are great !!!

bless you 🙏

Thank you

thx for this is amazing , one question, how can i add sound or any clip responsive to the landscape thanks!

Someone got inspired?;) Nice tutorial. About the not moving grid issue. The simple Approach is to create a tubeSOP. Feed this into a transformSOP and set the Y Scale to 0 and use a channel ramping from 0 to 360 for the x rotation. This will look silly, but you can change the order in which the operations take place. So change it to an order where rotation happens before the scaling. Now feed this into you geo and apply the DisplacecMAT. You do not need to animate the displacement itself anymore. This way, you can even give the whole thing more 3desque depth by increasing the scale to something bigger then 0 or move the camera inside. Shaderwise its also possible, but kills the normals majorly :) Just replace line 35 and 39 with the following: vec3 displacementVector = normalize(TDDeformNorm(N)) * uDisplaceScale * (mappingFactor - uDisplaceMidpoint); vec4 worldSpacePos = TDDeform(P); worldSpacePos.xyz += displacementVector; and fiddle arround a little bit the parameters. But yeah, no normals in this situation sadly.

i got a problem whit the grid, when come close to the camera looks like its disappearing, and when im trying to put the camera more like the center its the same kinda effect near to me, i dont know but when i put the 0.8 and 5 on the camera looks very different to the tutorial and so far away from the focal point .

OMG YESSS

Great tutorial! How would one make this audio-reactive??

Thank you very much for sharing! but I can't find “Enable height map” on phong? I use touch designer 099, Is this a version issue？

for some reason once i add the phong to geo im unable to see the grid display even though i have the viewers turned on. any ideas?

How to export projects

thank you! can someone explain to me why you need to use a null for the camera to look at when making rendering a geo?

Thanks vor the Video! One question: As soon as i choose „Topology Wire Frame“ at the phong, the grid disappears completely. If i choose „OpenGL Tesselated Wire Frame“, it works - but of course looks different. Any idea why that happens? I did exactly the same steps like you before and tried several times...

When i add the normal map to the phong everything disappears. any ideas why thats happening?

Is it possible to make it audio reactive?