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Just like most other creative coding languages and platforms, TouchDesigner allows you to connect an Arduino and hook up sensors, LEDs, servos, etc. to your project. The makers of TouchDesigner offer a guide about how to do this. Their article includes sample ...

Short rowing is a method that allows you to put needles 'on hold' and knit a row without adding a new stitch onto every needle (called a short or partial row). This allows you to create interesting shapes including 3d and curved swatches (such as the heel or t...

All CCI machines should have Anaconda pre installed. Once you log in to one of our machines with your credentials, you can check if Anaconda is already there by going to the terminal (Mackbook) or Command line (Windows). In this page we show you how to check i...

If you notice that Visual studio is not installed on the machine you loaned, you can follow the next steps: For Mac To make sure you do not have Visual code installed, you can go to the Spotlight search by clicking Command + Space bar, and type Visual code. F...

Intarsia is a knitting colour work technique. It differs from fairisle in two main way - number of colours per row and floats. In fairisle, we are only able to knit with two colours per row as both yarns are threaded into the carriage and when a colour is not ...

Introduction to Projection Mapping (document under construction) TYPES OF PROJECTION MAPPING 2D to 2D: to map an image or video on a flat surface (or for camera-projector mapping). You only need a simple image stretch/warp to map it! 2D to 3D: map 2D videos...

The Limitations Of Arduino's delay() Function If you've written any code for Arduino, or even just run an example sketch, then you've probably used or seen the delay() function. And it's really useful! But it has one major limitation: it is what is know as 'b...

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