Framelib Slides / Demos

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Here are the slides and demos: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1Wc0hiOx_a4W1uh1aIMNqHTN3ufiGfP30

Latest test version of frame lib is here: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0ByW4Pw5BQwktV2VnQlpwOTNzYUE
but get in touch with me, PA or James if you want to test properly.

Issues with framelib are logged/managed here: https://bitbucket.org/ajharker/framelib/issues

Alex

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Hello,

I was just enjoying the last talk by @a.harker on the Youtube channel and wanted to delve into Framelib then strumbled on this thread – the link for the slides/demos appears to be dead – is there a way that could be revived?

would much be appreciated!

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They are probably out of date now - please check out the build GitHub.

There’s also a framelib discourse - which is covered in the GitHub readme:

Thanks for your interest!!!

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excellent, thankyou!

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I helped write some of the docs for FrameLib, and I know Alex is a busy man — so if you wanted some face-to-face time to get started with it tag me here and I’d be happy to offer some time. FrameLib rocks!

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I just try to get started with frame lib. maybe iam blind but I couldn’t found the slides on the GitHub. the demo patches are a good start indeed… any further source to learn from is pretty much appreciated!

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Are you using the Max package version? If you have the package installed then you will have a “FrameLib” item listed under the Extras menu with the FrameLib tutorials (then of course there are help files and reference also).

You can install the package either using Max’s package manager or from the GitHub releases.

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For info the slides referred to are from some presentation about FrameLib from long before it was released… The tutorials are a much better way in now.

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Thanks alex, yes i have the package installed… and currently iam learning from the tutorial patches. Good read. I was just curious if there where other resources than that. thats why i ask for the slides. But if they are outdated than i will stick to the discourse and the tutorial… And your paper.

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Indeed that was partly the only modest FluCoMa contribution - @jamesbradbury was still a PGR and I was just an articulated dumb learner :slight_smile: