Aescripts PixelsWorld v3.6.4 Free Download

What is PixelsWorld?

PixelsWorld is a plugin for After Effects to render graphics by running simple processing scripts. You can achieve almost any visual effect with this plugin.

Run Processing-like code.
Render 3D geometry via SpreadSheet.
Run GLSL code.
Run code from shadertoy.com.
Run Lua code.
Apply easily sharable code presets

Creative Coding in After Effects

PixelsWorld bridges the gap to allow creative coding in AE. There is almost no limit to what you can create with code!

Functions in PixelsWorld are designed in Lua which is very similar to Javascript, which makes it friendlier for beginning CG coders (You can of course also use GLSL or Shadertoy languages).

Click here The full list of supported functions

Click here The quick start tutorial.

version3()
move(width/2, height/2)
rotateX(PI)
fill(1,1,0)
rect(100)
fill(1,0,0)
move(0,50)
tri(150,100)

Presets

You can apply any preset to your scene by just one click, you can then easily modify the preset code and instantly see the results.

For example, this is the Buildings preset in PixelsWorld.

PixelsWorld samples color of an image, then draws cubes based on the sampled colors

SpreadSheet in PixelsWorld

SpreadSheet construction is inspired by the Geometry spreadsheet in Houdini.

You can build any geometry by filling the Point, Vertex, Primitive and Detail tables.

Click here for more info about SpreadSheet in PixelsWorld.

Here is an example of constructing an obj of an unusual colorful triangle.

version3()
background(0.95)
move(width/2,height/2)
dim3()
dotRadius(5)
obj={
    point={
        {p={0,0,0},color={0,1,1}},
        {p={100,0,0},color={1,1,0}},
        {p={0,100,0},color={1,0,1}},
        {p={100,100,0},color={1,0,0}},
    },
    prim={
        {type="triangle",pref={1,2,3}},
        {type="line",pref={2,3,3,4,4,2}},
        {type="point",pref={2,4}},
    }
}
poly(obj)

Here is a render result of a rotated line.

Quick start tutorial

Start with the quick start tutorial (which is also linked at the very beginning of our documentation).

This will allow you to use PixelsWorld without any coding experience

Run code from Shadertoy

First, check out shadertoy.com, find any shader that interests you, copy-paste the code on the right side of the page to PixelsWorld. In most cases, you will get the same effects.

(NOTE: Some code that includes buffers or VR are not supported in PixelsWorld)

Here are some examples that you can have a try: