Recording Your Data
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Overview:
Recording data from user interactions or other sources has many applications. We may want to collect data continuously, only when specific conditions are met, or in a fixed buffer. By recording data, it creates opportunities for performing further analysis (using an Analyze CHOP) or displaying the data in another format.
There are a number of different ways we might record data in TouchDesigner: we can capture data in a Trail CHOP or Record CHOP, or we might choose to add data to a table as a new row or column. In this topic, we’ll explore a few approaches to recording data in our networks.
References:
- Trail CHOP – Derivative Wiki
- Analyze CHOP – Derivative Wiki
- Record CHOP – Derivative Wiki
- Table DAT – Derivative Wiki
- Timer CHOP Callbacks – Derivative Wiki
- CHOP Execute DAT – Derivative Wiki
- gestureCapture COMP – Derivative Wiki
