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Tidal-Unity
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TidalCycles meets Unity 3D
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# TidalCycles meets Unity 3D This project is a *Proof of Concept*/*Boilerplate* to create [Unity 3D](https://unity3d.com/) scenes that receives OSC messages that affect `GameObjects` with the intention of livecoding visuals using [TidalCycles](http://tidalcycles.org/). <img src="http://i.imgur.com/xhz29fu.gif" width="640" height="480"> [high quality](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ME87BlsZ6Yc) ## How do I play with it? 1. Cloning this repository 2. In Unity: Open this project, then open the `Tidal.unity` scene 3. In Unity: Click the *play* button 4. In TidalCycles: Evaluate the code from `Unity.tidal` 4. That's it You should be able to start playing patterns that modify *on-the-fly* the behavior of the cubes/shrooms. ### But this is silly! I want to ..... Well, yeah. I just wrote this to see if it was possible. It's not that interesting nor optimized (it runs smoothly with a `i5-2410M` and an Intel integrated graphic card, but YMMV). If you want to (you can!) do something more interesting, just create a `Scene` with a `GameObject` that contains these three scripts: `OSC`, `UDPPacketIO` and `TidalReceiver` (which you might want to edit according to your needs). That's all, no black magic here :-) ## Third party projects used * [@polyrhythmatic's fork of unity-osc-receiver](https://github.com/polyrhythmatic/unity-osc-receiver/) * [A mushroom from AxeyWorks' Low Poly: Free Pack](https://www.assetstore.unity3d.com/en/#!/content/58821) ## License See [LICENSE](LICENSE)
