pierrextardif/gandatasetcreation

utilities scripts to create datsets from videos and images for GANs

ofxShaderGltich

Glitch Shader generator In Openframeworks.

The goal is to easily create glitch effects in OF // use this as a starting point to customise glitch effects. It uses a set of masks, and image processing effects to create glitchy effects.
The result is a mix of effects applied to an image / Fbo, which is my take on how to create glitchy effects for real time use.

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Getting Started

Installs

1)Installing OpenFrameworks

Get the latest OpenFrameworks version from here(0.11.0).

2) Installing

Add this repository to your addons folder, or to the local_addons folder.
If using the local_addons folder, make sure the pre processing #define LOCALADDON is present in the constants.h and in main.frag.
If using the addons folder, make sure the pre processing #define LOCALADDON is commented in the constants.h and in main.frag.

The only dependecy is [ofxAutoReloadedShader](https://github.com/andreasmuller/ofxAutoReloadedShader) from [Andreas Muller](https://github.com/andreasmuller), used to reload shader on the fly to help compiling only shaders.

The addon works by treating the texture the way OF does it : rectangular textures processed from 0 -> size of the texture in OF, rather than normalised textures coordinates.

Example

Just try running the example.

Press g to show/hidde the gui. Press i to change the type of input - webcam or image. There is 2 main sections in the gui : Type of Tyling and Type of Effect.

Effects

The glitches are created with 2 sections : tiling and effects. The tiling create patterns on which to apply the effects.

There is 10 tiles and 10 effects.

Tiling :

1 - > 4 : divisions on screen controlled by the .
4 : sections are controlled by the Cell -> offset x//y :
5 - > 9 : patterns generation - parameters to control are : Mask Layers for tyling 5, thresholdNoise for tyling 6, continuous for 7->9.
Speed.y is controlling the speed of the effects for tyling 5 -> 9.
RectangleSize controls the gradiant rect boundaries, and gradiantColor controls its color.

10 : makes the effect apply to the whole screen.
Tyling is processed in the main.frag by setting up the prop variable.

Effects :

0 : glitch
1 : texture Shift - works best withj tyling 7.
2 : texture shift prop - shift on texture proportional to prop. Works best with tyling 8.
3 : lateral shift : shift the texture horizontally following the amnt of lines // columns, to change the direction to horizontal, change the last argument of lateralSlider to true.
4 : shift with noise per cell direction change controlled by continuous. 5 & 6 : grad center + inner flip coords - rect boundaries are controlled by the rectangle size, and the amount of sections by amnt of lines // columns. The functions texFlipV in main.frag are used here, with the last 2 arguments adding a flip on the section coordinate, and a gradiant on the rectangle ( in this case true and true, therefore grad + flip is processed on the image).

7 : bright lines sections of lines of different colors. the first argument gives the direction of the lines - in this case y -. The parameter continuous de activates the thresholding on gb, if ON, which makes it go less flashy. The Mask Layers control the amount of colors layers added. Works best with 2 layers.
8 : background color // invert background color - outside pattern detection.
9 : gradiant color controlled by rectangle size and gradiant color, and alphaGradiant.
10 : gradiant color + invert same as above with inverted color for inner rectangle section.

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Feedback is used to create a feedback on the edges used in the edge detection:

This technic uses the strength and angle from the Cannny Edge detection seperatly implemented here, and returns an intensity of the edges which is processed in a feedback shader to get a trailing effect. works best with the webcam. The feedback turns the effects and tilying to -1, as to not interfer with the rest of the shader. There is also an Edge detection function (not used) which works with key c to control the non Maximum of the edge detection and continuity of the pixels value when in between threshold values by checking the neighboors values, when the nonMaxAndContinuity is turned ON ( initialised OFF).

Author

• pierre Tardif codingcoolsh.it 💾

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details.

Acknowledgments

• Three.js inspiration
• squarepusher inspiration