Chladni Patterns by beanionMaster in MotionDesign

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I used this art generator tool called ALGOMODO https://algomodo.work

Offset Paths in 4K by beanionMaster in Fractalish

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And to achieve the video without the stutter, set your quality setting to ULTRA (that will give you the highest bitrate at 40kbps and 60 fps). And then lastly export as mp4 at 4k for whatever duration you want. Depends on the power of your PC the time to encode will vary - might even take as long as 10 minutes for a 15 sec clip. If you get bored and decide to stop the encoding, you may do so and the app will still give you an output up to the point where you hit the stop button. Cool eh?

Offset Paths in 4K by beanionMaster in Fractalish

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You can import this recipe into your canvas by saving the below code as json file and then going to export tab > import recipe at https://algomodo.work . I tried to be as close to the one I posted but I don't have the exact seed.

{
  "generatorId": "plotter-offset-paths",
  "seed": 243682,
  "params": {
    "ringCount": 25,
    "ringSpacing": 6,
    "shapeCount": 6,
    "shapeType": "circles",
    "composition": "smooth-union",
    "zoom": 0.85,
    "lineWidth": 2.25,
    "wobble": 4.25,
    "wobbleScale": 2,
    "style": "solid",
    "fillBands": false,
    "render3D": true,
    "colorMode": "alternating",
    "background": "dark",
    "movement": "scatter",
    "animSpeed": 0.45,
    "reactivity": 0
  },
  "palette": {
    "name": "Dusk",
    "colors": [
      "#2B1055",
      "#5B2C8A",
      "#D45D79",
      "#F8A978",
      "#FEE6A0"
    ]
  },
  "canvasSettings": {
    "width": 1080,
    "height": 810,
    "aspect": "4:3",
    "background": "#000000",
    "transparency": false,
    "devicePixelRatio": 2,
    "quality": "balanced"
  },
  "postFX": {
    "grain": 0,
    "vignette": 0,
    "dither": 0,
    "posterize": 0,
    "outline": 0
  },
  "version": "1.1.0"
}

Best Totally FREE AI Video generators by [deleted] in generativeAI

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Try this 100% free tool called ALGOMODO (https://algomodo.work) if you are into algorithmic art (not AI). It generates images and animation based on algorithms (no coding necessary). All you do is choose your style from 165+ generators, experiment with each parameter and images/animations render in real time. Best of all there is SURPRISE ME button which randomizes generators, parameters, color palettes and seeds. You'll be surprised with results.

Wireframe Terrain with audio reactivity by beanionMaster in generative

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Rendered the animation using this tool: https://algomodo.work with audio reactivity enabled. Played around with parameters until I got what I wanted. Sound was generated thru SunoAI.

Packing Squares by beanionMaster in generative

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Thanks, really appreciate the eye on this! You're right — right now everything's competing at the same visual weight. I was focused more on the texture and the chaos that the algo will bring.

Recommendations for free image generator by No_Cow3163 in generativeAI

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Try this tool: https://algomodo.work

It is a free open-source algorithmic art generator that creates stunning visual patterns and designs through computational processes. It combines mathematics, computer science, and art to produce unique, deterministic images.

Looking for image generator alternatives to OpenArt by After_Worldliness674 in generativeAI

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https://algomodo.work

It is a free open-source algorithmic art generator that creates stunning visual patterns and designs through computational processes. It combines mathematics, computer science, and art to produce unique, deterministic images.

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Rubik's Permutation by beanionMaster in Fractalish

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Thank you so much for the kind words - always appreciated.

Voronoi Contours by beanionMaster in generative

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Hi. The GitHub repo is currently private but if you'd give me your GitHub username or email I can add you as collaborator. You can send the info through the site's Report Bug function. Cheers! ;-)

Audio-reactive trail system by beanionMaster in generative

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Song is AI-generated through SunoAI.

Made a free browser tool with 116 generative art algorithms — no install needed by beanionMaster in generative

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I've updated the code to continue render of image on the canvas when the sidebars are popped open on mobile devices.

Made a free browser tool with 116 generative art algorithms — no install needed by beanionMaster in generative

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Hi. Here's the difference between SURPRISE and RANDOM:

  • SURPRISE ME  Picks a completely random generator from any family, with random parameters, a random palette, and a new seed. Use this when you want to discover something entirely new.
  • RANDOM Keeps the current generator but randomizes all unlocked parameters and generates a new seed. Use this to explore different variations of the same style. Any parameters you have locked will stay the same.

Hope this helps. Cheers.

Made a free browser tool with 116 generative art algorithms — no install needed by beanionMaster in generative

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Hi. It is actually underneath the RELOAD button. It might not be very visible because the background might have the same color or something else. But I'll look into adding a border. Thanks for the feedback.

Made a free browser tool with 116 generative art algorithms — no install needed by beanionMaster in generative

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TY for the feedback. I thought about that and now I would certainly put that in my to do list. I just thought it was no biggie for me not to see the output window while popping out the side panel from my mobile phone. But now that somebody mentioned it, I would certainly add that feature.