Dear all,
Hello! I'm happy to announce the initial official release of
Chunity (ChucK for Unity)!
http://chuck.stanford.edu/chunity/http://u3d.as/1bvM
Chunity is the integration of ChucK in Unity. (For those
of you not familiar with the Unity game engine, Chunity gives
you the ability to do realtime sound + music generation natively
in Unity, tightly coupled to interactions with graphical objects.)
You can use most (possibly all?) ChucK features, run new ChucK
code on-the-fly at any time, and communicate between Unity and
ChucK using "global" (new keyword!) ints, floats, strings, Events,
and 1D int and float arrays. (More types to come!) You can even
run multiple VMs that share the same strong timing!
Check out this video of things people have already made with Chunity:
https://vimeo.com/263613454
And check out the original description of Chunity in this NIME paper:
http://chuck.stanford.edu/chunity/files/2018-nime-chunity.pdf
We want to know what you all do with this! Please feel free
to send works in progress, bug reports, feature requests,
finished works, etc. to the chuck-users mailing list!
We are also planning to send a sparse series of follow-up
emails covering tutorials, new features, and cool projects
that people in the community have created.
Please see the tutorials, documentation, etc.
at the official Chunity website:
http://chuck.stanford.edu/chunity/
Thank you and happy ChucKing!!
Best,
Jack + the ChucK team
Music:Computing:Design @ CCRMA
Good day chuck-users,
Today the third release of Fiddle is available. Thanks again if you've
given this free ChuCK IDE/GUI a spin and especially if you've provided
feedback!
If you already have the app running on your system, the auto-update
feature *should* just kick-in. If you are a new user, the app is
free and open, available for Mac, Windows and Linux and download links
can be found here: https://cannerycoders.com/#Fiddle
The release includes many new features including more of the very-nice
effects built-in to the most-excellent LiCK library which is housed
here: github.com/heuermh/lick.
It also includes some improved documentation and a new example based
on John McLauglin's Lotus Feet.
Release notes and docs can be found here:
https://cannerycoders.com/docs/fiddle/releasenotes.html
Keep on chuckin'!
Dana Batali
