Perform live shows with your three.js creations.

• 📥Import three.js sketches without having to recompile
• 🌇 Layer up multiple sketches in the same scene
• 🔊 Control variables using audio, MIDI and BPM based LFO
• 🕹️ Call functions using audio, MIDI and BPM based sequencer
• ⚡ Define macros to control multiple variables at once
• ⏲️ Use MIDI clock input or tap tempo to get BPM
• 🎛️ Use virtual MIDI banks to get the most out of your controller
• 💡 Use MIDI Learn to quickly assign controls
• ⚙️ Support for multiple MIDI control modes (abs, rel1, rel2, rel3)
• 📽️ Easily send output picture to external display
• 💾 Save / load using JSON project files

A compiled version is not currently available to download, so you'll need to download the source and compile yourself.

1. Make sure Node.js and Yarn are installed on your machine.
2. Open terminal and run the commands below.

$ git clone https://github.com/nudibranchrecords/hedron.git
$ cd hedron
$ yarn
$ yarn start

yarn start opens the app in dev mode, you'll probably want to close the dev tools on the right hand side of the window.

Run yarn dist to package up the app for best performance and no dev tools. Once the build is complete, you'll find the app inside /dist.

1. Choose "Load Existing Project". Locate the repo directory. Open example-projects/trippy/project.json
2. An alert will appear. Choose "Locate Sketch Folder" and open /example-projects/trippy/sketches
3. 😎

Head to the User Guide to learn how to use Hedron.

Head to the Creating Sketches Guide to learn how to create sketches.

If you are having fun with Hedron, we'd love you to help with development. See the repo issues for what needs doing. We're particularly looking for developers who know about:

• React/Redux
• three.js/WebGL
• Javascript performance
• Spout/Syphon/C++ (related issue)
• Audio analysis (related issue)

• Fork a branch from dev
• Make changes
• Ensure tests are passing
• Make a pull request to dev