*p5.brush
p5.brush.js is a versatile library for the p5.js ecosystem, tailored for artists, designers, and hobbyists who wish to explore natural textures in generative art. This library extends the drawing capa
A collection of standard libraries for vvvv including VL.Stride, VL.Skia, VL.ImGui, msgpack.org[VL]
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The individual libraries are organized in directories. Each directory starting with "VL." holds the sources of one library.
Here are the steps required to work with this repository
VL.StandardLibs.sln using Visual Studio 2022 (>= Version 17.5.1)At this point you've replaced all libraries shipping with your vvvv installation with the ones in the repository. This means you're now running them "from source" and could e.g. switch to other branches. Still at this point you'll not be able to edit files, because by default they are precompiled! To enable editing of files for specific libraries you now have to run vvvv with another commandline argument that specifies which of the libraries you want to work on, like so:
--editable-packages VL.Stride.*;VL.SkiaLike this you still get the fast startup-time for all the other libraries that you don't work on.
For agents migrating legacy VL nodes to C# imports, see the C# import migration guide.
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