You'll just need to install Xcode, MacRuby & git, then execute git clone --recursive [email protected]:aptiva/Tranquil.git to get the source. After that you should just be able to open the Xcode project and hit build&run.
I'm not planning on any synthesis stuff until I'm satisfied with the visual side. But I think you can interface SuperCollider from ruby. – Fjölnir On 2012/03/05, at 8:39, Richie Cyngler wrote: > Hi Fjolnir, > > Thanks for posting this. I am very interested as a) I am a Mac user, b) I am > very interested in livecoding and I still haven't found a solution I'm happy > with and c) I'm currently reading "_why's poignant guide to Ruby" and loving > it and looking for an interesting way to get into and learn Ruby. So I'm not > going to be able to help with development, but I should be able to help with > some testing. > > Also a question, are you planning on having it be able to do both audio and > visuals simultaneously and with ease? Because then I would be even MORE > interested. > > So as a beginning coder how do I get to run? Step by step install > instructions would be great. > > I hope to get as involved as I can. > > thanks very much > > 2012/3/4 Fjölnir Ásgeirsson <[email protected]> > Hi, > > I just thought I'd post here to let fellow livecoders know that I'm working > on an environment very similar to fluxus, that is focused exclusively on the > mac platform & uses Ruby as it's language. > > It's nowhere near as advanced as fluxus at this point, but as said in the > subject, it might be of interest. > > You can find it at http://github.com/aptiva/tranquil > and to get an idea of what it's output currently looks like you can check out > http://fjolnir.asgeirsson.is/tranquil/ > > – Fjölnir > > > > > -- > Richie > > www.glitchpop.com >
