I love you sis!

thank you massive. I'm delighted you like it

Thank you so much

the low harmonic spread/gain for the noise will increase the slip. You can go with the points position into the second input but set the offset to 0 - I was a bit clumsy at that moment and I leave it like both inputs for the slope; but as I said there's no rule, is a feedback in which you make your own . Thank you Brian for your support.

feedback is one of the craziest things to play with. Thank you massive Bileam, I'm glad you like it.

@@paketa12 Absolutely! So much fun to experiment with :)

I'm really not ...I'm just playing with it as a child would do it. Thank you so much

thank you so much

I have to go deeply into those equations and I might give it a try. As I remember there's no 'for loop' and so I believe it can be done in tops. Thank you so much

also have the same problem

same here

Same here

I too am stuck at the UV, I even brought in the same UV comp from the voronoi tutorial and it doesn't work in the same way.. hmmm..

Guys the UV used in this tutorial can be found in the TOP displace one. It´s not the one used in Voronoi Tricks.

Figured it out haha, in case anyone else is wondering; right click in the network editor, go to Display and turn off backdrop TOPs. Then turn on the blue display button for the TOP, click Split Left/Right in the top right Pane Options dropdown and in the Pane Type dropdown (top left of the pane) select TOP viewer (or just Alt + 4)

hi Jim, how you doing!? The change I did was due to a little clumsiness when connecting the displace top - I switched the wires. The noise for the displace inside the loop is almost default and the displaced weight is set to 0.001. First input into the displace should be the b&w texture we have in the loop and the second one it takes the displace - by doing the other way you get different resolution inside the feedback if you're noise top has a different one. I'll have the file for download soon, also the UV and Normals components. Thank you so much for your support.

make sure your texture is rgb. It seems like you only have rg and so the add on blue channel doesn't count

@@paketa12 That fixed it! thanks! In your tutorial on making the UV the last step was to set the color channel to RG. I ended up adding another reorder to the end and set the color mode to RGB

I've gotten stuck here too. Think I brought over the UV from the 'Voronoi tricks' toe OK. But at the point where we 'add' the select and UV together, I don't get the coloured noise cloud. Will try and work backwards to where the color channels need to be set differently, as I'm not sure where in the chain that needs to happen. ie. Which texture.

​@@JimRMorrison That's exactly what I was running into. Put down a 'reorder' TOP after the UV and in the Common tab set the Pixel Format to 32-bit float (RBG) and then send it to the Add. That should fix it. You don't necessarily need to use the reorder TOP. you can use any TOP that will let you modify the pixel format.

@@blankensmithing THANK YOU! Sorry for shouting, but i genuinely mean it!

I'm delighted you like the movie. Yeah the beard goes off from time to time ...like 0-1 ramp so I'm back to 0.0625 with it :)) Thank you so much

thank you massive :)

It's covered in the Voronoi tutorial kzfaq.info/get/bejne/a5qRoKeVupbJpac.html and you can download a working version in the .toe file on the patreon link for that tutorial.

thank you so much for helping me out here. I'll have it as a component on Derivative site for download later today.

@@paketa12 Am I correct in seeing that the internals of the UV component differ between the component you've used here and the one in the downloadable? (eg. math)

@@JimRMorrison Totally agree , it's not the same one !

@@menchaouioussama9660 did you find it in the end ?

even if this one is an exception, most of my tuts are accompanied by the source (link in the description) file and you can find the UV component in most of them. For example in the last 'line transfer' tutorial ...thank you so much.

There's a great breakdown on the Voronoi tutorial. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/a5qRoKeVupbJpac.html

@@blankensmithing but it's not the same one !

@John S If you're a Patreon subscriber, its contained in the new tutorial file/video that was uploaded today (displace TOP)

yes Eric ...as soon as I finish arranging clean and adding adjacent explanations in it will be available for download. Thank you so much for support.

@@paketa12 Hi! Any progress on a clean download? I never quite made it past the insertion of the UV.

www.patreon.com/posts/voronoi-tricks-34651072 He goes over it in this tutorial and it's available in the downloadable .toe

I think it’s a refference to russian raketa watches, where the letter “p” is read as “r”.

I saw it 20 years ago on an old sticker on my fridge ...I loved the phonetics. It means indeed rocket in Russian I believe :)

@@paketa12 Thank you really much for your answer! :D

@@Styngloko It could also be a soviet vacuum cleaner. =) a.d-cd.net/b517585s-960.jpg

I used it years ago without understanding exactly what it represents ... a short time later I put it aside since I was desperate for its color and lost the 'fungus' from my reactions ever since. Little time ago during the Roundtable X stream, Greg said something about it and I went back on it. It stays for good now :) Thank you Stas