To use a .tox file within Smode, you'll need to have a paid TouchDesigner or TouchPlayer license installed on the machine (Educational, Commercial, or Pro).
For more details, please refer to the TouchDesigner
Licensing documentation.
A piece of content exported from TouchDesigner is called a
TouchDesigner Component file
and is stored with a
'.tox'
file extension.
A .tox file contains one component which in turn can contain multiple components. For more details, please refer to TouchDesigner documentation:
https://docs.derivative.ca/.tox.
Such files can then be imported into Smode as
Tox 2D Layer
Import a Tox Component as a 2D Layer
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or
Tox 2D Modifier
Import a Tox Component as a 2D Modifier
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.
For more details, please refer to the topic:
TouchDesigner .tox Files
TouchDesigner File ".tox"
Read More
.
