Two weeks ago, we noticed a few Youtube videos from Tagtool sessions in Brazil with some nice scenes, like this city street. But we were especially intrigued by the fact that the Tagtool was changing color, glowing in the hue of the brush. Read on to find out about the mysterious chameleon Tagtool and the philosophy behind it.
Archives for the ‘Development’ Category
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The Gambiological TagtoolPosted by maki on June 4th, 2009 | Category: DIY Tagtools, Development, Features |
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April 24th, 2009 to April 26th, 2009 Tagtool Think Tank 09Posted by Oma on March 18th, 2009 | Category: Development, FeaturesTagtool Think Tank 09 is a social gathering of coders, artists and enthusiasts, hosted by OMA International at their homebase by the banks of the Danube in Tulln, Austria. |
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Nodekit 0.7.0Posted by Oma on November 24th, 2007 | Category: DevelopmentPreviously we’ve been referring to it as the Tagtool Kit. We’ve decided to disassociate its name from the Tagtool, to emphasize that it is in fact a versatile toolkit for interactive graphics, rather than a specialized program. The Tagtool is just its most prominent application to date. |
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Tagtool “All in one” PrototypePosted by Oma on July 25th, 2007 | Category: DIY Tagtools, Development, FeaturesWe have finished our Tagtool “All in one”. |
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Anti-aliasingPosted by Oma on May 22nd, 2007 | Category: DevelopmentWe have now enabled Full-Screen Anti-aliasing – so the visual quality of the Tagtool drawings has improved noticeably. |
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Arduino & OSCPosted by Oma on May 13th, 2007 | Category: DevelopmentWe are now using the open-source physical computing platform Arduino to read out the sliders and pushbutton and get the data into the Tagtool Kit software. This is both cheaper and gives us higher resolution data than the Midi-based solution we were using so far. |
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Tagtool the SuitcasePosted by Oma on November 25th, 2006 | Category: Development, FeaturesMade with Love & Hennessy! |
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