##Definition FLuaG (Floating Lua Graphics) is an Avisynth plugin for video/audio data editing via Lua scripting.

Allowing to transfer image/sample data between Avisynth and Lua, it works like a filter SDK. Inside Lua scripts it's possible to write 3D effects with OpenGL or others things by importing libraries to the Lua API. Regrettably FLuaG slows the process much more than an original filter in C/C++ but it makes the work easier.

##Features

• All in one file
• Video & audio access
• OpenGL 2.1 + GL_ARB_imaging + GL_ARB_framebuffer_object support
• Text extents & outline path
• PNG image loading & saving
• Math geometry functions
• Onscreen rendering

##Examples test.avs

BlankClip(length=250, width=704, height=396, pixel_type="RGB32", fps=25, audio_rate=48000, channels=2, sample_type="16bit")

point_size = 50
FLuaG(audio="test_audio.lua", video="test_video.lua", onscreen=false, samples32=false, userdata="point_size")

test_audio.lua

function GetSamples(start_sample_index, start_sample_ms, count)
    local samples = {}

    for i=1, count * AUDIO_CHANNELS do
        samples[i] = math.random(-32768, 32767)
    end

    SaveSamples(samples)
end

test_video.lua

glPointSize(USERDATA[1])

function GetFrame(frame_index, frame_ms)
    LoadFrameToContext()

    glBegin(GL_POINTS)
        glVertex(0,0)
    glEnd()

    SaveFrameFromContext()
end

--

test.avs: using FLuaG on a blank clip to edit audio data by "test_audio.lua" and video data by "test_video.lua"

test_audio.lua: random noise

test_video.lua: point at mid